The design of the new building of the company headquarters is based on the architectural method of the existing buildings, but it is interpreted in a new modern form.
From the vantage point of the starting point of Berliner Strasse, you can enjoy the wonderful scenery of Heidelberg.
In addition, it also includes the entrance hall, restaurant, rest space, conference catering facilities, and social activity space.
The building is surrounded by development projects on lower floors and enjoys a magnificent view facing Malm ö and the Swedish Gulf, where Huiling Pharmaceutical was founded.
The overall design is based on three cubic buildings, which constitute the basic spatial layout form.
By cold bending each three layer glass panel, the eye-catching glass dome is finally created.
© NigelYoung © NigelYoung © NigelYoung people can enter the upper space by means of characteristic stairs or glass elevators, and these vertical traffic elements further stimulate the vitality of the atrium space.
The mechanical and electrical facilities and the core tube of the building are integrated into the shape of the overhanging roof, which gives the building a smooth outline.
The six floors of the building are stacked outward step by step, and the overhanging ceiling extending from the roof further captures the surrounding scenery, creates a shaded space for each floor, and also creates a very dynamic atrium inside the building.
The interior and exterior gradually form a unit, forming a unified whole.
The light glass building seems to float on the sea, in sharp contrast to the thick base below.
© NigelYoung Huiling Pharmaceutical headquarters is located on the base, which is also the first line of defense against potential flood threats.
The spacious internal atrium has a high wall that can see the Swedish seaside on the other side.
This new building is closely connected with the green space.
The subtle control of the rhythm makes the facade look lifelike, vividly interpreting the waves of the Neckar River at hand..
© NigelYoung © The geometric shape of NigelYoung atrium roof is a glass grid shell dome, whose shape reflects the force acting on the roof, and its frame is made of thin and light structural components.
The space near the edge of the atrium can be flexibly used: employees can easily and effectively rearrange these spaces by moving seats and tables to different positions.
Driven by the site, the final form of the building is triangular and surrounded by water.
The height and spatial combination form of the building are moderately interlaced with the surrounding urban space to respond to the urban space.
The design team has always pursued the requirements of the owner for “excellent concrete”.
The offices and laboratories are mainly used for personal work that requires a quiet environment, so these spaces are located at the edge of the building to maximize the scenery and natural light.
© NigelYoung © The facade of NigelYoung architecture emphasizes the horizontal line language, so as to coordinate with the surrounding low rise buildings and urban texture.
The headquarters building has also become the prelude to the development of the adjacent area on the north bank of the Neckar River.
This order of space is also reflected in the architecture and landscape space inside the base, that is, through the ingenious combination of buildings and three courtyards, the whole base is in a harmonious and unified order.
The design here provides a place for up to 1000 employees to interact and communicate, and creates a multi-level and differentiated workspace, which extends to the outdoors.
© NigelYoung © NigelYoung is in the core area of the building.
The sunlight flows into the room through the dome and curtain wall, creating an exciting and open working environment.
The base design is rigid and flexible, with both solid street facade and flexible soft landscape to cope with the harsh marine environment.
△ Overlooking the three building blocks: Thilo Ross △ Overlooking the inner courtyard: The modular facade design of Thilo Ross distinguishes the three building blocks, which is ingeniously fascinating just by the elegance of the blocks.
As an important node in the space order, the central main line and communication area connecting the three cubes are ingeniously combined with the entrance hall and space streamline, which not only connects the space, but also increases the communication attribute of the whole building.
△ Architectural photography across the river: Julian Salamon designer retreated from the edge of the site to create a landmark main entrance space.
01 # Huiling Pharmaceutical Headquarters# © NigelYoung © NigelYoung Pharmaceuticals A/S headquarters is located in the key coastal area of the Oresund to the north of Copenhagen International Airport.
With the curved facade elements, the tree shaped supporting structure of the atrium and the ceiling of the gathering area, the building shows the diverse potential of concrete as a sustainable material.
© NigelYoung © NigelYoung project drawings Site plan First floor plan First floor plan First floor plan First floor plan Second floor plan Third floor plan Fourth floor plan Fifth floor roof plan East elevation South elevation section detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail detail 02 # Heidelberg Cement Group Germany # Heidelberg Cement Group headquarters can accommodate 1000 employees.
© NigelYoung © NigelYoung © The NigelYoung collaborative meeting space is arranged close to the center of the building, and people can overlook the atrium and other social spaces lit by skylights, so as to better create a vibrant architectural atmosphere and bring this dynamic into each floor of the space.
