深圳市軟件產業基地

業主：深圳市投資控股有限公司

地點：深圳市南山高新區

用地面積：39 561平方米

建筑面積: 177 153平方米

建筑層數：11

建筑高度: 45米

結構形式：框架剪力墻體系（1～9 號辦公塔樓）巨型鋼桁架+組合樓蓋結構體系（兩層連接平臺）

建筑設計: CCDI 悉地國際

結構設計/機電設計: CCDI 悉地國際

設計/竣工： 2011/2015年

Client: Shenzhen Investment Holdings Co., Ltd.

Location: High-tech Zone, Nanshan District, Shenzhen, China

Site Area: 39,561 m2

Floor Area: 177,153 m2(Phase I)

Storey: 11

Height: 45 m

Structural Form: Frame-Shear Wall System (No. 1 To 9 Office Towers)

Giant Steel Truss + Steel-Concrete Floor Composite Structure

(Two-Layer Connecting Platform)

Architectural Design: CCDI

Structural Design/M&E Design: CCDI

Design/Completion: 2011/2015

繼百度、阿里巴巴、騰訊等科技辦公建筑的成功之后，CCDI 悉地國際的建筑師們在多年的探索和實踐積累之上厚積薄發，以赤誠的社會關懷、精湛的專業技巧平衡了科技產業園開發的浪漫理想與殘酷現實，為南山區乃至深圳市又奉上了一座照亮夢想的創意城中城——深圳市軟件產業基地（中區）。

科技園的空間營造以激發創意、支持創新為目標。建筑師意識到，在信息社會的時代背景下，高度人性化、高度景觀化、適度娛樂化是實現當代科技園空間訴求的正解。建筑師力圖通過公共開放空間的營造，舒緩科技人員的工作壓力，釋放科技人員的創新活力，鼓勵人與人、人與自然之間積極交流，激發創造性思維。

體量上，注意控制宜人的空間尺度，9 座11 層的辦公建筑在5、6 層高度上以腰線式的、雙層體量的架空公共平臺串聯，結合建筑功能在25米高度處與周邊建筑裙房控制線相呼應，界定出宜人的立體院落空間，并與周邊圍合的高層建筑一起，在垂直空間上形成尺度復合的、多樣化的空間綜合體，編織起多層次、一體化的三維城市空間系統。

景觀上，大量的地面廣場、架空流動的底層復合公共空間、屋頂平臺、戶外開放劇場式的大面積階梯平臺、不同標高間隨機穿插的梯段以及高低游走充分植入的綠毯等全面豐富了園區的立體景觀空間層次，同時也使空間更加人性化，并充滿趣味性，多層次連接也增加了空間的可達性，從而激發場地活力。架空形成的“過街騎樓”內部及下部空間等適應了深圳炎熱的氣候特點，結合無孔不入的綠化植被使室外空間、公共連接空間等適于步行，形成了舒適豐富、有連續遮陽體系的步行空間。同時，在園區內創造了很多正式/非正式的交流、活動場所，鼓勵多種交往活動的發生，形成了適于交往的公共空間體系。

功能上，差異化組合，集工作、生活、休閑于一體，激發互動多樣的城市公共生活。除了基本的研發辦公、生產空間、商務公寓等功能外，配置了餐飲休閑、文體康樂、會議展覽、培訓咨詢等多種復合功能空間，并且化整為零地充分融入到基本功能空間之中，拒絕單一的、孤島式的封閉消極空間組織形態，讓多樣的、可參與的、高度互聯的公共空間近在咫尺、隨處可及，激發無限可能。

Following the successes of designing office buildings for high-tech companies such as Baidu, Alibaba,and Tencent, CCDI’s architects, based on years of explorations and practices, a passion to care for the society, and extraordinary expertise to balance romantic ideals and harsh realities inherent in the development of a high-tech industrial park, again presented Nanshan District and even Shenzhen City with a creative center, Shenzhen Software Industry Base, that can light up dreams.

With the goal of creating spaces that can inspire ideas and support innovation, the architects,realizing that in the context of the information-driven society, a highly user-friendly design featuring beautiful landscapes and an appropriate number of entertainment facilities should be the right answer to building a modern high-tech park. Therefore, the architects made great efforts to create open public spaces to relieve the workers’ pressures while stimulating their vitality for innovation,and encouraging interactions between people as well as between people and nature to inspire creating thinking.

In terms of spatial volumes, careful attention was paid to control the sizes of spaces to ensure a pleasant experience. Each of the nine 11-storey office buildings features an elevated public platform on the fifth and sixth floors, which serves as the waistline to connect the functions of the building at the height of 25 meters to echo with the podiums of surrounding buildings, thus defining pleasant courtyard spaces and forming a complex of diversified spaces distributed vertically through combination with surrounding high-rise buildings. In this way, a three-dimensional system of urban spaces integrated and characterized by changing features came into shape.

As for the landscape, a large number of ground squares, elevated composite public spaces on the bottom floor, rooftop gardens, spacious open-theater-like outdoor ladder platforms, and staircases at different elevations, and green plants help to enrich the landscape of the site, making spaces more interesting and fun. Besides, connections at different levels also increase accessibility of spaces, thus stimulating the vigor of the site. The spaces inside and below elevated cross-street arcades are a good response to the hot climate of Shenzhen. Green plants are seen here and there to make outdoor spaces and public spaces suitable for walking. As a result, people can walk comfortably, protected by continuous shades from the sun while enjoying interesting changes of views. In addition, there are many formal and informal places for communication and activities inside the park, which encourage interactions and form an organic system of public spaces for people to network.