架构师提供的文本描述。该大楼位于智利圣地亚哥的EneaIndustrialComplex，可容纳行政办公室和一个工业机械分销商Proingas的陈列室。在确定项目的设计参数时，考虑到了该公司的技术重要性以及现场的气候条件。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in the Enea Industrial Complex in Santiago, Chile, this building accommodates the administration offices and a showroom for Proingas, an industrial machinery reseller. The technological importance of the company, together with climate conditions of the site, were taken into account to define the design parameters of the project.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

这座建筑由三部分组成：两层L型建筑，其中包括办公室和存储空间，完成了建筑的北面和西侧，一个巨大的双层展厅空间，以及一个外部透水的皮肤，提供太阳能控制的北部和西部的正面。

The building is composed of three parts: a two story L-shape volume that contains the offices and storage spaces completing the north and west sides of the building, a large double-height showroom space, and an exterior permeable skin that provides solar control to the north and west facades.

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(Pablo Casals Aguirre)

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(Pablo Casals Aguirre)

这些办公室被安排在第二层，沿着走廊向下看陈列室。

The offices are organized in the second level along a hallway that looks down to the showroom. 

办公室的布局分为两部分，一部分是灵活的开放空间，另一部分是一系列行政办公室。陈列室是一个巨大的存储和展览空间的机械，这是视觉连接到办公室。

The layout of the offices is separated in two parts, one being a flexible open space and the other, a series of administration offices. The showroom is a large storage and exhibition space for the machinery, that is visually connected to the offices.

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(Pablo Casals Aguirre)

拉伸金属皮

Stretch Metal Skin

由于该场地气候干燥，暴露于来自北部和西部的主要太阳辐射，因此对该项目的太阳能控制是极其重要的。因此，设计了一种间距为20毫米的拉伸金属皮，以提供遮荫，并允许适当通风办公空间。这个皮肤是由一个钢结构来支撑的，它给面的正面形状。

Given the site's dry climate and its exposure to major solar radiation from the north and the west, solar control was extremely important for this project. Therefore, a stretched metal skin with 20mm spacing was designed to provide shade and allow the proper ventilation of the office volume. This skin is supported by a steel structure that gives shape to the faceted facade.

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(Pablo Casals Aguirre)

 © Pablo Casals Aguirre

(Pablo Casals Aguirre)