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The Axiom 是上海发展最快的地区中最高的建筑，作为 The Springs 的重要门户。The Springs 是由著名美国房地产开发商 Tishman Speyer 领导的一个创新和创意新中心。Axiom 采用了独特的偏置核心结构，改变了上海繁荣商业景观中的企业塔楼范式。
Büro Ole Scheeren 设计的 Axiom 以极简主义和功能主义为基础，突破了企业塔楼的传统模式。Axiom 高 280 米，共 49 层，是 The Springs 中心的两座摩天大楼之一。The Springs 是 Tishman Speyer 在中国最大的开发项目。这家美国房地产巨头在全球拥有诸如纽约克莱斯勒大厦和洛克菲勒中心等项目。第二座塔楼目前正在建设中，完工后将高达 250 米。
Axiom 位于上海东北部的杨浦区，这个区是上海增长最快的未来中心之一，拥有中国最著名的两所大学。该地区年轻且充满活力的人才吸引了耐克、字节跳动和 IBM 等知名跨国品牌在 The Springs 开设其区域总部。这两座地标性摩天大楼旨在满足蓬勃发展的杨浦区对灵活高质量办公空间的需求，提供超过 200 万平方英尺的办公、酒店、零售和文化设施，其中包括一个跨越两座塔楼的剧院。
Ole Scheeren 的设计代表了新一代企业摩天大楼，以极简、功能性的美学向 Mies van der Rohe 设计的纽约西格拉姆大厦致敬。中国拥有世界上最多的摩天大楼，而 Axiom 则为企业摩天大楼范式提供了当代更新。
Axiom 采用了偏置核心结构，而不是常见的中央核心结构，服务设施和电梯从建筑外立面突出。这样使得内部楼板没有机械和结构的障碍，形成了大面积、高效且可调整的工作空间，能够适应成长型和成熟型组织的需求。偏置核心设计在 250 米以上的建筑中非常独特，全球 500 座最高建筑中只有 3% 采用这种设计。由于没有柱子和电梯、垃圾道等建筑服务设施的阻碍，这些楼层可以轻松配置，适应未来业务扩展、合作和不断变化的业务需求。这个设计体现了上海的动态创业精神和当代工作环境。
Ole Scheeren 的设计的核心是雕刻的体积开口，形成雕塑般的天空露台。这些中塔空间容纳了协作区，作为 The Springs 开发的社会催化剂，并在视觉上固定了工作空间。露台的高度与附近建筑物对齐，使摩天大楼具有和谐的比例和有趣的节奏。塔楼的优雅进一步通过垂直的青铜饰条得到增强，这些饰条还提供了无缝的照明和通风。
镶嵌着金色边缘的天空露台的宽度变化，为上海提供了全景视野。开口朝向城市，同时也在中点创造了一个戏剧性的视角，让城市能够向塔楼内部窥视。与传统企业摩天大楼的封闭轴线不同，这些开口以及明亮的电梯在建筑中上下移动，展示了塔楼内部的活动、合作和创意，与城市形成了互动。
天空露台由塔顶的屋顶绿洲补充。该空间为塔楼的住户提供了户外花园，拥有丰富的植物和流动的水景，体现了当地区域和附近湿地生态公园的自然特色。
Axiom 通过文化门嵌入城市，这是一座连接双子塔南端的综合体裙楼。裙楼包含非正式的工作空间、公共屋顶露台和咖啡馆，为周边环境注入了活力和生气。文化门引导游客进入 The Springs 的中心，并朝向一个多功能剧院，用于文化活动，进一步消除企业功能与公共领域之间的界限。
The Axiom is the tallest building in Shanghai’s fastest growing district and stands as a key gateway to The Springs, a new hub for innovation and creativity spearheaded by renowned US real estate developer Tishman Speyer. With a unique offset core typology, it presents a shift for corporate towers in Shanghai’s vibrant business landscape.
Büro Ole Scheeren’s The Axiom breaks away from the archetype of corporate towers with a twist on minimalism and functionalism. Rising to 280 meters across 49 storeys, it is the first of two skyscrapers that will form the centrepiece of The Springs, the largest Chinese development by Tishman Speyer – an American real estate giant globally known for owning projects such as the Chrysler Building and Rockefeller Center in New York. The second of the twin towers is currently in construction and will reach 250 meters tall upon completion.
The Axiom sits at the heart of the Yangpu District in the northeast of Shanghai, one of the city’s fastest-growing future-oriented centres and home to two of China’s most distinguished universities. The district’s young and dynamic talent has attracted renowned multinational brands including Nike, ByteDance and IBM to open their regional headquarters in The Springs. The landmark skyscrapers have been designed to meet the growing demand for flexible high-quality workspace in the flourishing district, providing over 2 million sq ft of offices, hotel, retail, and cultural facilities, including a theatre that stretches across the two towers.
Ole Scheeren’s design presents the next generation of corporate skyscrapers with a minimalist, functional aesthetic heralded by Mies van der Rohe’s Seagram building in New York. With China being home to more skyscrapers than any other country in the world, The Axiom presents a contemporary update to the archetype of the corporate skyscraper.
Taking it further, The Axiom employs an offset core as opposed to the ubiquitous central-core typology, with the services and elevators protruding out of the façade. This frees the interior floor plates of mechanical and structural obstructions resulting in large, efficient and adaptable workspaces that can cater to both growing and established organisations. An offset core design is especially unique in buildings over 250 meters, making up just 3% of the world’s 500 tallest buildings. Liberated from columns and building services, such as elevators and trash chutes, the floors can be easily configured, accommodating future business expansion, collaboration and changing business needs. The design embraces the dynamic entrepreneurial spirit of Shanghai and the contemporary working environment.
Central to Ole Scheeren’s design of the towers are carved volumetric openings that form the sculptural Sky Terraces. These mid-tower spaces accommodate collaborative zones acting as social catalysts for The Springs development and visually anchor the workspace. The terraces align with the heights of the nearby buildings, providing the skyscrapers with a harmonious proportion and playful rhythm. The tower’s elegance is further enhanced by vertical bronze fins that also provide seamless lighting and ventilation for the interior spaces.
The fluctuating width of the Sky Terraces, lined with gold edges, frames the panoramic views of Shanghai. The apertures look out to the city whilst also creating a dramatic mid-point where the city can look back into the tower. Opposed to the muted shafts of corporate skyscrapers, the openings – alongside the illuminated elevators that visibly ascend and descend the building – offer glimpses into the activity, collaboration and creativity inside the tower and the city at large.
The Sky Terrace is complemented by the Roof Oasis crowning the tower. The space offers outdoor gardens with lush plant life and flowing water features for the occupants of the tower that speak to the rich nature of the local district and nearby wetland eco-park.
The Axiom embeds itself in the city with the Cultural Gate, a mixed-use podium which will connect the twin towers at its southern tips. The podium houses informal workspaces, public roof terraces and cafes, creating a sense of life and vitality that spreads throughout its surroundings. The Cultural Gate guides visitors into the centre of The Springs and towards a multi-form theatre for cultural events and activities, further dissolving the boundaries between the corporate function and public realm.
