Swatch and Omega Campus / Shigeru Ban Architects

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Text description provided by the architects. At 46,778 sq m (503,514 sq ft), the project is Shigeru Ban Architects’ largest and most exuberant hybrid mass timber project to date, and one of the largest hybrid mass timber projects in the world. Through his disaster relief work, Shigeru Ban has experienced firsthand the direct impact of climate change and natural disasters causing adverse effects on both people and the planet. Climate change is a reality that must be addressed both in how we live and how we build: our individual decisions to reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions can change the world. However, building construction in its current state does not responsibly consider the future and well-being of our planet. To this end, Shigeru Ban Architects promotes building in wood as a model for environmental consciousness. Although timber is one of the oldest building materials, it is also one that holds much promise for the future.

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Cite: "Swatch and Omega Campus / Shigeru Ban Architects" 10 Oct 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/926166/swatch-and-omega-campus-shigeru-ban-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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瑞士斯沃琪与欧米茄园区,世界最大的木结构综合体 / 坂茂建筑设计

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