项目名称：Verde 商业综合体

设计团队：Studio Gang

面积：287000 ft²  

地点：美国，旧金山

设计特色：      

项目 – Studio Gang设计的Verde综合体塔楼2024年竣工完成，成为旧金山Mission Rock社区蓬勃发展的一道亮丽风景。这座23层的综合体建筑由著名建筑师Jeanne Gang匠心打造，将创新建筑与可持续设计理念完美融合，重新定义了都市生活的方式，在居民、自然和这座城市标志性海滨之间建立起和谐共生的纽带。

Verde最引人注目的特色是其雕塑般的外立面，翠绿色的釉面陶瓷幕墙在旧金山湾区特有的光线下熠熠生辉。塔楼的形态巧妙雕琢，营造出一系列层叠的露台，为住户提供令人屏息的美景，同时最大化日照并遮挡强风。这种"社区地貌"设计从建筑底部的高台式空间开始，一直延伸至顶部，在整个建筑中培育出浓厚的连接感。

这一设计高度重视可持续性和韧性，采用了中水回用系统，种植本地植物以支持城市生物多样性，并抬高了建筑基础以应对海平面上升。Verde提供254套住宅单元，其中59套为低于市场价的保障性住房，不仅满足了旧金山迫切的住房需求，还通过屋顶花园、健身中心等豪华配套设施，为居民带来高品质的生活体验。

作为Mission Rock首期开发的核心项目，Verde体现了Studio Gang对城市开发的整体性思考，与周围建筑无缝融合，共同打造出一个充满活力、和谐一致的社区。这一项目不仅彰显了旧金山独特的生活方式，更为可持续城市生活树立了新标杆。

团队 – Studio Gang建筑事务所，由建筑师Jeanne Gang于1997年创立，已成为当代建筑和城市设计领域的重要力量之一。总部位于芝加哥，在纽约、旧金山和巴黎设有分支机构，该事务所凭借其创新、生态敏感和具有社会责任感的设计方法赢得了国际赞誉。

在Jeanne Gang的领导下，事务所发展出了一种独特的方法论，将严谨的研究与大胆的实验相结合，成果是一系列跨越多种尺度和类型的多元化项目。从文化机构和教育设施到高层建筑和公共空间，Studio Gang的作品以其能够在人、社区和环境之间建立有意义的联系而著称。

事务所的跨学科团队由建筑师、设计师和城市规划师组成，他们与客户和各领域的专家密切合作，创造出不仅在美学上引人注目，而且具有高性能和可持续性的建筑和空间。代表作包括芝加哥波浪状的Aqua大厦、纽约美国自然历史博物馆充满自然灵感的Richard Gilder中心，以及最近竣工的阿肯色美术馆。

Studio Gang致力于"可行的理想主义"，这一点在他们的研究计划和出版物中表露无遗，探讨了城市生态、气候适应性和建成环境中的社会公平等紧迫问题。这种前瞻性的方法为事务所赢得了众多荣誉，包括美国国家设计奖，以及《时代》杂志2019年将Jeanne Gang评为世界最具影响力人物之一。

Project：Verde mixed-use tower

Team：Studio Gang

Size：287000 ft² 

Location：San Francisco, USA

Feature：

Project - Studio Gang's Verde tower stands as a striking addition to San Francisco's evolving Mission Rock neighborhood, seamlessly blending innovative architecture with sustainable design principles. This 23-story mixed-use marvel, conceived by the renowned Jeanne Gang, redefines urban living by creating a harmonious connection between residents, nature, and the city's iconic waterfront.

Verde's most distinctive feature is its sculpted façade, adorned with emerald-colored glazed ceramic cladding that shimmers in the Bay Area's unique light. The tower's form is artfully carved to create a series of cascading terraces, offering residents breathtaking views while maximizing sunlight and wind protection. This "community topography" begins at the building's base with a mesa-like space and continues upwards, fostering a sense of connection throughout the structure.

The design prioritizes sustainability and resilience, incorporating graywater reuse systems, native plantings to support urban biodiversity, and an elevated foundation to combat rising sea levels. With 254 residential units, including 59 below-market-rate homes, Verde addresses San Francisco's pressing housing needs while providing a luxurious living experience complete with amenities like a rooftop garden and fitness center.

As the centerpiece of Mission Rock's first phase, Verde exemplifies Studio Gang's holistic approach to urban development, seamlessly integrating with the surrounding buildings to create a vibrant, cohesive neighborhood that celebrates San Francisco's indoor-outdoor lifestyle and sets a new standard for sustainable urban living.

Design Team - Studio Gang, founded in 1997 by visionary architect Jeanne Gang, FAIA, has emerged as a leading force in contemporary architecture and urban design. Headquartered in Chicago with offices in New York, San Francisco, and Paris, the firm has garnered international acclaim for its innovative, ecologically sensitive, and socially conscious approach to design.

Under Gang's leadership, the practice has developed a distinctive methodology that marries rigorous research with bold experimentation, resulting in a diverse portfolio of projects that span multiple scales and typologies. From cultural institutions and educational facilities to high-rise towers and public spaces, Studio Gang's work is characterized by its ability to forge meaningful connections between people, communities, and the environment.

The firm's interdisciplinary team of architects, designers, and urbanists collaborates closely with clients and specialists from various fields to create buildings and spaces that are not only aesthetically striking but also performative and sustainable. Notable projects include the undulating Aqua Tower in Chicago, the nature-inspired Richard Gilder Center at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, and the recently completed Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts.

Studio Gang's commitment to "actionable idealism" is evident in their research initiatives and publications, which explore pressing issues such as urban ecology, climate resilience, and social equity in the built environment. This forward-thinking approach has earned the firm numerous accolades, including the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award in Architecture and TIME magazine's recognition of Jeanne Gang as one of the world's most influential people in 2019.