项目名称：Tripolis Park办公综合体

地点：荷兰，阿姆斯特丹

设计团队：MVRDV

建筑面积：61000 m²

完成时间：2023年

摄影师：Ossip Van Duivenbode

设计特色：      

项目 – MVRDV的阿姆斯特丹Tripolis Park办公综合体改造项目展现了建筑保护与当代创新之间的完美平衡。这个于2023年完工的61000平方米项目为Aldo van Eyck 1994年的建筑作品注入新生命，同时通过战略性建筑干预解决现代城市挑战。

项目最显著的添加物"The Window"是一座12层的横向摩天楼，具有多重功能：既是毗邻A10高速公路的声学屏障，又提供34,000平方米的现代办公空间，并与原有建筑创造视觉对话。建筑南立面的戏剧性矩形开口框架出Aldo van Eyck原始建筑群的景观，而北立面则通过起伏的形态呼应Tripolis建筑，创造出富有动感的中间空间。

原始Tripolis建筑的翻新展现了对历史细节的极致关注。MVRDV的方法超越简单的保护，回溯范·艾克的初始设计，修复了原始建造过程中被妥协的元素。立面现在完全采用木材覆面，这符合原初设想，而非90年代使用的木材-花岗岩组合。建筑特有的多彩窗框被精心保留，维持其特征性的视觉韵律。

室内空间经过巧妙设计的现代化改造，在保留重要建筑元素的同时满足当代工作场所需求。去除隔断墙创造更具协作性的环境，同时保留楼梯和天然石材地板等原有特征。项目通过多种可持续性措施获得BREEAM杰出认证，包括强化屋顶利用，设有绿地、活动亭和太阳能板等。

团队 –  MVRDV由Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs, 和 Nathalie de Vries于1993年创立，现已发展成为全球具有影响力的建筑事务所。事务所现由创始合伙人与Frans de Witte, Fokke Moerel, Wenchian Shi, Jan Knikker, 以及Bertrand Schippan共同领导超过300名专业人员的团队，在鹿特丹、上海、巴黎、柏林和纽约设有战略性布局的多个办公室。

事务所以其研究导向的设计方法论著称，强调与客户、利益相关者和跨学科专家的早期协作。其专门的内部气候团队确保可持续性在所有项目中的整合，而MVRDV NEXT则专注于计算设计和技术创新。这种全面的方法促成了从混合用途开发到文化机构和城市总体规划等突破性项目。

事务所的作品组合展示了各种规模和类型的创新建筑解决方案，包括享誉世界的鹿特丹Markthal、阿姆斯特丹自然启发的Valley项目，以及开创性的Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen。他们的作品始终展现对可持续城市发展、社会参与和技术进步的承诺，赢得了众多国际奖项，确立了MVRDV在当代建筑实践中的先驱地位。

Project Name: Tripolis Park Office Complex

Location: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Design Team: MVRDV

Area: 61,000 m²

Year: 2023

Photographs: Ossip Van Duivenbode

Feature：

Project - In Dongchen Township, Ningbo's Xiangshan County, Mur Mur Lab's Dongdan Grassland "Sea Ruins" Station redefines the possibilities of viewing architecture through its poetic architectural language. This 260-square-meter public building creates a unique space for dialogue with nature through two wave-topped glass pavilions. Situated at the edge of a nearly thousand-acre East China Sea prairie, backed by Dawanshan remnants and overlooking mudflat pastures, it serves as a vital hub connecting the southern coastal highway and the Damuyang coastal area.

The project's most striking feature is its unique sequential viewing design—the building is cleverly divided into two functional zones: a reception area with public restrooms near the road, and a light dining area hidden behind ginkgo trees. The two zones, connected through different elevations and connecting corridors, create a progressive viewing experience, transforming from initial screening to framed views, corridors, and finally to elevated platforms, offering entirely new perspectives of the unchanging landscape.

The building employs a steel structural system combined with full-height glass walls and wave-shaped metal roofs, creating a light and transparent spatial effect. Material selection demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship—beige exposed aggregate concrete contrasts with light blue terrazzo flooring, while Siberian larch wall cladding balances new construction traces with its mottled texture. The overall design, with its minimal color palette and restrained treatment, allows the architecture to become a serene backdrop for viewing the magnificent prairie landscape.

Design Team - MVRDV, established in 1993 by Winy Maas, Jacob van Rijs, and Nathalie de Vries, has grown into a globally influential architecture practice. The firm now operates with a dynamic team of over 300 professionals led by the founding partners alongside Frans de Witte, Fokke Moerel, Wenchian Shi, Jan Knikker, and Bertrand Schippan, with offices strategically located in Rotterdam, Shanghai, Paris, Berlin, and New York.

The practice is distinguished by its research-based design methodology, emphasizing early collaboration with clients, stakeholders, and multidisciplinary experts. Their dedicated in-house Climate Team ensures sustainability integration across all projects, while MVRDV NEXT specializes in computational design and technological innovation. This comprehensive approach has resulted in groundbreaking projects ranging from mixed-use developments to cultural institutions and urban masterplans.

The firm's portfolio showcases innovative architectural solutions across various scales and typologies, including the world-renowned Markthal in Rotterdam, the nature-inspired Valley in Amsterdam, and the groundbreaking Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen. Their work consistently demonstrates a commitment to sustainable urban development, social engagement, and technological advancement, earning numerous international awards and establishing MVRDV as a pioneer in contemporary architectural practice.