“Hi” Jack Green offices

The project, which is intended to host a vast complex of offices, links the district together and responds to the severe nuisance caused by the nearby motorway with protective architecture. The complex is located on the outer edge of the plots and forms a continuous urban alignment with the neighbouring outlines. The offices are arranged in three parallel volumes, with the widths of the office blocks optimised for great flexibility. Between the parallelograms, strips of green landscape penetrate the interstitial spaces and connect the two parcels spatially.

A high level of user comfort is achieved by alternating office floors, triple-height foyers and circulation areas lit by an abundance of natural light. The monumental staircases stimulate the interior life of the building and become spaces where people can meet and talk. The corridors all end in green terraces with pleasant views and a calm environment. The exterior façades are covered in large glass curtain walls, with some coloured panels that give the ensemble a dynamic and inviting aesthetic. From an ecological perspective, the building has the capacity to recover rainwater from the gardens and the rooftops and thus to generate photovoltaic energy in situ. The project responds to the need for comfort and access to nature in an environment that is otherwise dominated by cars and inorganic materials.