项目名称：ONE HUNDRED大楼

地点：美国，圣路易斯

设计团队：Studio Gang

建筑面积：48308 m² (520,000 ft²)

完工时间：2020年

摄影：Tom Harris, Sam Fentress

设计特色：

项目 - ONE HUNDRED是一座位于圣路易斯的创新型住宅塔楼，体现了当代建筑设计对环境响应与用户体验的深度融合。这座380英尺高的地标性建筑通过其独特的"叶形"平面和层级式体量，在城市景观中创造出引人注目的视觉效果。

建筑最显著的特色是其四层一组的错层设计策略，每组住宅单元都配有延伸的户外空间。这种创新的立面设计不仅为四分之一的公寓提供了私密露台，还在裙楼绿色屋顶上创造了共享的社交空间。通过精心计算的角度设计，每个单元都能将西侧的森林公园和东侧的门户拱门的壮丽景观尽收眼底。

在环境性能方面，建筑的"叶形"平面和层级式体量不仅具有美学价值，更是基于对场地朝向和环境因素的深入分析。这种设计显著降低了建筑的整体能耗，同时提升了居住者的舒适度。外立面的几何构造既作为被动式遮阳系统，又创造出动态的光影效果，使建筑与自然环境形成和谐对话。

该项目因其对可持续设计的创新诠释而脱颖而出，将环境效能、用户体验和建筑美学完美融合，创造出一个既富有未来感又深度融入城市语境的居住空间。

团队 - Studio Gang由美国建筑师Jeanne Gang于1997年创立，现已发展成为一家在芝加哥、纽约、旧金山和巴黎具有战略布局的全球影响力建筑和城市设计事务所。事务所独特的设计方法整合了严谨的研究、材料创新和生态意识，不断推动可持续建筑和社会影响力的边界。事务所设计了一系列令人瞩目的项目，展现了他们致力于通过周到的设计干预将人们与环境联系起来的承诺。

事务所的方法论以其对生态系统的深度参与和创新材料应用而著称，这在Populus酒店和美国自然历史博物馆的Richard Gilder科学、教育和创新中心等项目中得到充分体现。他们的工作范围超越传统的建筑服务，涵盖研究计划和公共倡议，特别是在环境管理和社会公平领域。事务所对可持续发展和社区参与的综合方法为他们赢得了众多赞誉，包括库珀·休伊特国家设计建筑奖，以及《时代》杂志将Jeanne Gang评为世界最具影响力人物之一。

目前在Jeanne Gang和核心合伙人的领导下，事务所保持着强调知识共享和跨学科创新的协作工作室文化。他们对环境责任的承诺不仅体现在设计中，还体现在运营实践中，包括缩小性别工资差距和促进建筑实践多样性的倡议。Studio Gang的作品组合涵盖文化中心、教育设施、城市住宅开发和公共空间，每一个项目都展示了他们创造能够回应本地语境同时应对全球挑战的建筑的能力。他们的工作持续展示着建筑创新如何推动积极的社会和环境变革，确立了他们在环保意识和社会责任建筑领域的先驱地位。

Project Name: One Hundred

Location: St. Louis, United States

Design Team: Studio Gang

Area: 48,308 m² (520,000 ft²)

Year: 2020

Photographs: Tom Harris, Sam Fentress

Feature：

Project - One Hundred represents a groundbreaking approach to residential tower design, seamlessly integrating environmental responsiveness with user experience in contemporary architecture. Rising 380 feet above St. Louis, this landmark building creates a striking presence in the urban landscape through its distinctive leaf-shaped plan and tiered massing.

The building's most remarkable feature is its four-story tier strategy, where each residential cluster is complemented by extended outdoor spaces. This innovative facade design provides private terraces for a quarter of the apartments while creating shared social spaces atop the green roof podium. Through carefully calculated angles, each unit maximizes views of Forest Park to the west and the Gateway Arch to the east.

In terms of environmental performance, the building's leaf-shaped plan and tiered massing serve both aesthetic and functional purposes, resulting from deep analysis of site orientation and environmental factors. This design significantly reduces the overall energy load while enhancing occupant comfort. The geometric composition of the facade acts as a passive solar control system while creating dynamic light effects, establishing a harmonious dialogue between architecture and nature.

The project stands out for its innovative interpretation of sustainable design, where environmental efficiency, user experience, and architectural aesthetics converge to create a living space that is both forward-looking and deeply connected to its urban context.

Design Team - Studio Gang, established in 1997 by visionary architect Jeanne Gang, has evolved into a globally influential architecture and urban design practice with strategic presence in Chicago, New York City, San Francisco, and Paris. The firm's distinctive methodology integrates rigorous research, material innovation, and ecological awareness, consistently pushing the boundaries of sustainable architecture and social impact. Under Gang's leadership, the practice has developed a remarkable portfolio that demonstrates their commitment to connecting people with their environment through thoughtful design interventions.

The firm's approach is characterized by its deep engagement with ecological systems and innovative material applications, as evidenced in projects like the Populus Hotel and the Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at the American Museum of Natural History. Their work extends beyond traditional architectural services to encompass research initiatives and public advocacy, particularly in areas of environmental stewardship and social equity. The practice's integrated approach to sustainability and community engagement has earned them numerous accolades, including the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award in Architecture and TIME magazine's recognition of Jeanne Gang as one of the most influential people in the world.

Currently led by Gang alongside key partners, the firm maintains a collaborative studio culture that emphasizes knowledge sharing and interdisciplinary innovation. Their commitment to environmental responsibility is reflected not only in their designs but also in their operational practices, including initiatives to close the gender wage gap and promote diversity in architectural practice. Studio Gang's portfolio spans cultural centers, educational facilities, urban residential developments, and civic spaces, each demonstrating their ability to create architecture that responds to local contexts while addressing global challenges. Their work consistently demonstrates how architectural innovation can drive positive social and environmental change, establishing them as pioneers in the field of environmentally conscious and socially responsible architecture.