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架构师提供的文本描述。随着大公司在他们的工作空间上打上烙印，以及所有关于我们工作方式的讨论，红牛采取了一种不同的方法。

Text description provided by the architects. With major companies branding their workspace and all of the talk about the new way we work, Red Bull took a different approach.

 7th Floor Plan

七楼图则

最著名的是高能量饮料，该公司希望其在纽约的办事处低调。这个16，800个SF项目并没有用引人注目的形式来庆祝公司的价值观，它的布局也没有受到最近关于工作场所生产力的理论的启发。

Best known for its high-energy drink, the company wanted its New York offices to be low-key. The 16,800 SF project doesn’t celebrate the company’s values with eye-catching forms, nor is its layout inspired by recent theories of workplace productivity.

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相反，设计是简单的，没有在前沿的酷科技办公室设计的伪装。它通过避开大规模的手势、嬉戏的休息区或城市启发的临时装饰来回应职场内部的快速循环。

Instead, the design is simple and without the pretense of being on the cutting edge of cool tech office design. It responds to the quick cycling of trends in workplace interiors by steering clear of large-scale gestures, playful lounge zones, or urban-inspired ad hoc décor.

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如果公司办公室的新标准是创造一种基于公司在数字媒体中成功建立的品牌品质的实际体验，那么红牛在纽约的空间就是这一最佳实践的对立面。不依赖于讲故事或图形形象；空间被拨回来，以重新调整经验的重点在基本的建筑质量，规模和光。

If the new standard for corporate offices is to create a physical experience that builds on the brand qualities the company has successfully established in digital media, then Red Bull’s New York space is the antithesis of this best practice. There isn’t a reliance on storytelling or graphic imagery; the space is dialed back to reset the focus of the experience on the basic architectural qualities of scale and light.

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建筑师们认识到办公室和技术正在迅速发展，工作环境的未来功能是不可预测的，因此组成了一个空间布局，具有独特、固定的特征。三种类型的空间是大开放区、中型封闭区域和小房间.它们现在分别用作开放式办公室座位、会议室和小型会议室/工作间。专为独特的大小和白天照明，而不是任何特定的功能，邀请人们发明新的用途，在未来。

Acknowledging that offices and technology are evolving quickly and the future functions of the work environment are unpredictable, the architects composed a layout of spaces with distinct, fixed features. The three types of spaces are large open zones, medium-sized enclosed areas, and small rooms. They are used now as open office seating, conference areas, and small meeting/workrooms, respectively. Designed to be unique in size and day lighting and not to any particular functions invites people to invent new uses for them in the future.

 8th Floor Plan

八楼图则

为了强调这个项目的这些要素，Inaba与摄影师Naho Kubota合作，他用胶片拍摄了这个空间。本系列中的图像包括描述空间中比例感和自然光的严密框架视图。Kubota和GregIrikura的其他照片记录了表面、材料和家具的颜色。

To emphasize these elements of the project, INABA worked with the photographer Naho Kubota who shot the space using film. The images in this series include closely framed views that describe the sense of proportions and natural light in the spaces. Other photos by Kubota and Greg Irikura document the color of surfaces, materials, and furniture.

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Architects INABA

Location New York, NY, United States

Category Offices Interiors

Architects in Charge Jeffrey Inaba, Ostap Rudakevych, Yoichiro Mizuno, Alan Kwan

Area 16800.0 ft2

Project Year 2014

Photographs Naho Kubota