"The project comprises four interconnected towers with a total gross floor area of approximately 185,000 square meters, reaching heights of up to 200 meters over 42 floors. Two of the towers contain flexible office spaces, while the other two house vertical circulation and service functions. A 20-storey vertical lobby links the towers, organizing internal movement and providing shared circulation space."
"By placing service cores on the exterior of the towers, the project frees the interior floor areas from structural and mechanical obstructions. This approach allows for uninterrupted floorplates and continuous sightlines across workspaces, with large atrium spaces visually connecting different levels. Circulation routes are distributed vertically and horizontally, supporting movement through the building without relying on a single central core."
Facade installation has commenced at OPPO's new headquarters campus in Shenzhen's Greater Bay Area, revealing visible construction progress and established massing, tower configuration, and spatial organization. The campus consists of four interconnected towers totaling approximately 185,000 square meters and rising up to 200 meters across 42 floors. Two towers provide flexible office spaces while two accommodate vertical circulation and service functions. A 20-storey vertical lobby links the towers and organizes internal movement and shared circulation. The towers orient toward Shenzhen Bay and taper inward at lower levels to create larger ground-level open areas. Exterior service cores free interior floorplates, enable uninterrupted sightlines, and support adaptable spatial layouts.
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