Jacops
Jacops' office and industrial building design emphasizes sustainability, compactness, and optimal functional organization.
The building is designed as an almost perfect cube (approximately 27x28x28 meters), resulting in a highly compact footprint. This compactness contributes to sustainability through efficient space usage, reduced material consumption, and improved water permeability of the site. The placement of parking and green zones optimizes traffic flows while supporting the ecological value of the area.
A spiral staircase traverses the building's core, seamlessly connecting different floors. This staircase invites interaction among employees and serves as a crucial connective element within the space. Additionally, the spiral staircase acts as a metaphor for the wiring work performed by Jacops, reflecting an integral part of the company culture.
The facades are specifically designed based on their orientation to ensure maximum daylight penetration. The south facade is fully closed to prevent overheating, while the west facade features external sun shading with concrete fins and stacco grilles. The east facade, which includes the entrance, offers views of a full green wall, creating a peaceful green oasis within the office building.
The open cut-out in the building is filled with a vertical green wall, providing a serene and natural atmosphere inside the office. Additionally, a rooftop has been developed at the top of the building, featuring a cafeteria with panoramic views over the entire site, offering both relaxation and inspiration for employees.
