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架构师提供的文本描述。1202联邦中心南楼是位于西雅图联邦中心南部的现有仓库(1202楼)的“重新开发”。该项目是2009年“美国复苏和再投资法”(ARRA)(侧重于改善我国基础设施和创造就业机会)和美国总务管理局(GSA)设计卓越计划(GSA)联合实施的结果，该项目的重点是挑选设计团队，以突破边界，在设计上创造我国联邦建筑的创新。由于对再利用和能源性能的严格要求，1202大楼将一个占地4.6英亩的棕地改造成一个高度灵活和可持续的209，000 SF地区总部，为美国陆军工程兵(USACE)西北地区服务。

Text description provided by the architects. Federal Center South Building 1202 is the “redevelopment” of an existing warehouse (Building 1202) located at Federal Center South in Seattle. The project is the result of the confluence of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA), which focused on improving our nation’s infrastructure and creating jobs, and the U.S. General Services Administration’s (GSA) Design Excellence program which focuses on selecting design teams that will push boundaries and generate innovation in design of our nation’s federal buildings. With aggressive mandates for reuse and energy-performance, Building 1202 transforms a 4.6 acre brownfield site into a highly flexible and sustainable 209,000 SF regional headquarters for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Northwest District.

 Level 1 Floor Plan

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综合设计解决方案为高性能、成本效益和可持续的工作环境设定了新的标准.该项目是在18周内通过设计-建造竞争计划和设计的，以保证以性能为基础的合同符合gsa的建筑预算、能源性能目标以及积极的设计和施工计划。

The integrated design solution sets a new standard for high-performance, cost-effective, and sustainable workplace environments. The project was planned and designed in under 18 weeks via a design-build competition in order to guarantee the performance-based contract that met GSA’s construction budget, energy performance goals, and an aggressive design and construction schedule.

 ©  Benjamin Benschneider

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“牛弓”设计为USACE创造了一个开放、协作的工作环境，象征着他们的“建设强大”的使命。该建筑的形式-反映了杜瓦米什水道附近的天然牛头-提供了可衡量的能源性能效益，而且功能和灵活性都能适应美援署几乎不断变化的团队工作。室内校园环境通过将所有共同事务和会议集中在建筑物的“公域”或社会中心内，增强了创建集体社区和身份的概念。从该遗址上现有的1202个非历史性仓库中回收的木材是公地的一个重点。整个中庭回收的木材桥梁和楼梯连接了整个建筑的人们，并且在战略位置上毗邻非正式座位和触地工作表面，以鼓励交流与协作。共用的公共空间已成为以前分散在“筒仓”的各部门之间的重要结缔组织。

The “oxbow” design creates an open, collaborative workplace environment for the USACE, emblematic of their mission of “Building Strong.” The building’s form—reflecting the natural oxbows in the adjacent Duwamish Waterway—provides measurable energy-performance benefits and is both functional and flexible to accommodate the USACE’s nearly constantly changing team-based work. The indoor campus environment enhances the concept of creating a collective community and identity by centralizing all common services and conferencing within the “commons” or social heart of the building. Timber reclaimed from the existing non-historic 1202 warehouse on the site is a focal point of the commons. Reclaimed timber bridges and stairs throughout the atrium connect people across the building, and are strategically located adjacent to informal seating and touchdown work surfaces to encourage communication and collaboration. The shared communal space has become an important connective tissue between departments that were previously dispersed in “silos”.

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 © Lara Swimmer

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建筑的每一个主要方面都是为了创造一个高性能的室内环境，建立一个新的现代和可持续的工作场所标准。同时，该项目还更新了一个破旧的场地，为联邦中心南校区注入了新的活力。适当的建筑足迹和对环境负责的选址和材料方法在修复和恢复杜瓦米什海岸线的结构方面取得了长足进展。

Every major aspect of the building is designed to create a high-performance interior environment that establishes a new modern and sustainable workplace standard. At the same time, the project regenerates a blighted site, breathing new life into the Federal Center South campus. An appropriate building footprint and an environmentally responsible approach to siting and materials makes strides toward repairing and restoring the fabric of the Duwamish shoreline.

Architects ZGF Architects

Location 4645 E Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA 98134, USA

Category Office Buildings

Design-Build Contractor Sellen Construction

Area 209000.0 ft2

Project Year 2012

Photographs  Benjamin Benschneider, Lara Swimmer

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