城市农场办公楼

在高速城市化进程中，越南的城市已经失去了其作为无垠热带森林的起源。缺失绿色造成了各种社会问题，例如摩托车过多导致的空气污染、以及其他原因招致的空气污染、洪水和热岛效应等。

Under rapid urbanization, cities in Vietnam have diverged far from their origins as sprawling tropical forests. The lack of green causes various social problems such as air pollution due to over-abundance of motorbikes, air pollution, flood and heat island effect.

▼项目概览，overview of the project

在这种背景下，城市地区的新生代正在失去与自然的联系。此外，随着向制造业为基础的经济转型，国家正面临着各种变化，这对环境也造成了影响。干旱、洪水和盐碱化加剧危及粮食供应。

In this context, new generations in urban areas are losing their connection with nature. Moreover, the country is facing changes as it moves to a manufacturing based economy, taking its toll on the environment. Increased droughts, floods and salinization jeopardize food supplies.

▼项目外观，exterior view of the project

▼项目夜景，night view of the project

“城市农业办公楼”旨在改变这种局面。该项目的目标是将绿地还给城市，并促进食品安全生产。该办公项目位于胡志明市的一个新开发区，展示了垂直城市农业的可能性。其外立面由悬挂着各种当地植被的种植箱组成，这样的设计使它们能够获取充足的阳光。这种绿色方法将以最低的能源消耗提供安全的食物和舒适的环境，并为城市可持续未来做出贡献。

“Urban Farming Office”, is an effort to change this situation. The aim of project is to return green space to the city and promote safe food production. Located in a newly developed area in Ho Chi Minh City, the office project demonstrates the possibility of vertical urban farming. Its facade consists of hanged planter boxes with various local vegetations, allowing them to obtain sufficient sunlight. This green approach will provide safe food and comfortable environment with minimum energy consumption, contributing to the sustainable future of city.

▼外立面的垂直绿化，greenery facade

▼外立面近景，close views of the greenery facade

环境策略

Environmental strategies

“垂直农场”为整个建筑营造出舒适的小气候。结合玻璃，植被过滤直射阳光并净化空气。储存的雨水用于灌溉，同时蒸发冷却空气，降低空气温度。相反，北墙对于未来的扩展来说相对坚固，有小开口以增强交叉通风。北墙是由双层砖墙制成的，中间设有空气层，具有更好的保温性能。所有这些都有助于减少空调的使用。

The “vertical farm” creates comfortable microclimate throughout the building. Combined with glazing, the vegetation filters direct sunlight and purifies air. It is irrigated with stored rainwater while evaporation cools the air. Conversely the northern wall is relatively solid for future extension, with small openings to enhance cross ventilation. It is made of double-layered brick wall with air layer inside for better insulation property. All of these contributes to reduce the use of air conditioner.

▼项目室内概览，interior view of the project

▼一层空间，view of the ground floor

▼通高空间，voids

▼三层空间，view of the third floor

▼会议室，the meeting room

▼从会议室看一层，view from the meeting room to the ground floor

▼室内一隅，corner view of the interior space

耕作系统

Farming system

“垂直农场”是为植被设计的，施工方法简单——它由混凝土结构、钢支架和悬挂在那里的模块化种植箱组成。种植箱是可更换的，因此可以根据植物的高度和生长情况进行灵活布置，以提供充足的阳光。该系统与屋顶花园和地面一起，为场地面积提供了高达 190%的绿化率，相当于1.1 吨的产出。选择各种当地可食用的植物，如蔬菜、草药和果树等，为该地区促进了生物的多样性。所有植物均采用了有机处理的方法进行维护。

The “vertical farm” is designed for vegetation with simple construction method- it consists of concrete structure, steel supporting and modularized planter boxes hanged there. Planter boxes are replaceable, therefore they can be flexibly arranged in accordance with height and growing condition of plants, providing sufficient sunlight. Together with roof garden and ground, the system provides up to 190% of green ratio to the site area, which is equivalent to 1.1 tons of harvest. Various local edible plants, such as vegetable, herb and fruit tree, are selected contributing to biodiversity of the region. They are maintained with organic treatment method.

▼混凝土结构的室内空间，interior spaces of concrete structure

▼阳台视角，terraces view

▼模块化种植箱近景，close view of the planter boxes

▼种植箱细部，details of the planter boxes

▼地下室平面，basement plan

▼一层平面，first floor plan

▼二层平面，second floor plan

▼三层平面，third floor plan

▼四层平面，fourth floor plan

▼五层平面，fifth floor plan

▼六层平面，sixth floor plan

▼屋顶平面，roof plan

Office credit: VTN Architects (Vo Trong Nghia Architects)

Principal architects: Vo Trong Nghia

Design team: Nobuhiro Inudo, Tran Vo Kien, Le Viet Minh Quoc, Nguyen Tat Dat

Status: 08/2022

Program: Office

Location: 39A Ta Hien, Quarter 1, Thanh My Loi Ward, Thu Duc city, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

Site area: 300m2

GFA: 1,386m2

Client: VTN Architects (Vo Trong Nghia Architects)

Photo: Hiroyuki Oki