LEED工艺Theresia Kurnadi承包商Tétris设计

LEED Process Theresia Kurnadi Contractor Tétris Design & Build MEP Engineering Varese controlli LEED Commissioning Greenwich Client Autodesk

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Autodesk asked Goring & Straja Architects to design the interiors of a new office within an existing condominium complex. Autodesk’s goals for the office were to achieve a high level of sustainability while blending Italian flair with an international spirit.

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LEED-CI黄金认证办公室依赖于绿色设计策略，如自然光、节能照明、日光和占位感应器、低流量管道固定装置以及低VOC饰面和家具。设计团队尽可能多地利用了空间的现有元素，如木地板、天花板和墙壁安装的辐射板。40%以上的建筑材料是在项目500英里范围内制造的，四分之一以上的材料是回收元素，80%以上的建筑废物是回收的。

The LEED-CI Gold-certified office relies on green design strategies such as natural light, energy-efficient lighting, daylight and occupancy sensors, low-flow plumbing fixtures, and low-VOC finishes and furniture. The design team reused as many of the space’s existing elements as possible, such as the wood floors and the ceiling- and wall-mounted radiant panels. More than 40 percent of the construction materials were manufactured within 500 miles of the project, more than one quarter of the materials have recycled elements, and more than 80 percent of construction waste was recycled.

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由于意大利以其工业设计而闻名，该小组指定了意大利家具和照明装置。为了借鉴意大利砖石和精湛工艺的传统，一堵连接两层楼的长墙被手工制作的威尼斯灰泥覆盖。绿色的墙壁和温暖的木材的原始地板形成对比优势的内部颜色，白色。墙面图形显示项目和图纸由意大利著名设计师使用Autodesk软件创作。

Because Italy is well known for its industrial design, the team specified Italian furniture and lighting fixtures. To reference the tradition of Italian masonry and fine craftsmanship, a long wall linking the two floors is covered with handmade Venetian plaster. The green of the wall and the warm wood of the original floors contrast with the dominant interior color, white. Wall graphics display projects and drawings created by famous Italian designers using Autodesk software.

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为了体现Autodesk的数字工具与设计历史之间的联系，现代室内元素，如混凝土工作台、滑动玻璃门和电话亭，都以预数字绘图工具的形式详细介绍，如量角器、三角形和模板。

To embody the link between Autodesk’s digital tools and the history of design, modern interior elements such as concrete workbenches, sliding glass doors, and phone booths are detailed with the forms of predigital drafting tools such as protractors, triangles, and templates.