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2026/01/31 09:40:56

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Snøhetta全新扩建的香港工作室以“开放”与“跨学科交流”为核心，成为激发协作与公共对话的空间媒介，也是事务所以语境为导向、跨领域设计理念的建筑化呈现。近日，Snøhetta正式启用其全新升级的香港办公室，空间以促进内部协作、开放共享以及与本地与创意社群的深度互动为目标而设计。工作室位于街道首层，设有宽敞的室外入口，将社区自然引入室内，体现了Snøhetta致力于营造包容性环境、促进人与人及文化交流的价值观。室内采用开放式布局，由对话与协作生成空间秩序，支持事务所一体化、跨专业的工作方式。

Snøhetta’s expanded Hong Kong studio embodies openness and interdisciplinary exchange, serving as a spatial catalyst for collaboration and civic dialogue—an architectural reflection of the firm’s context-driven, transdisciplinary ethos. Snøhetta has unveiled its newly-expanded Hong Kong office, a space thoughtfully designed to foster collaboration, openness and meaningful engagement internally and with the local and creative communities. Situated at street level, the relocated studio features a generous outdoor entrance that invites the neighborhood in, reflecting Snøhetta’s commitment to creating inclusive environments that nurture human connection and cultural exchange. Within, the open layout creates an environment stemming from dialogue and collaboration, supporting the firm’s integrated working methods.

▼外观概览，overall of the project© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

Snøhetta亚洲董事总经理 Richard Wood 表示：“新的香港工作室体现了Snøhetta的核心方法——强调团队整体参与的互动式设计过程，并关注语境敏感性、人际互动以及环境与社会层面的可持续性。”他补充道：“此次扩展标志着香港业务迈入新的阶段。香港工作室与深圳工作室共同构成Snøhetta在亚洲的核心枢纽。我们期待在这一开放、协作的空间中持续发展，并进一步加深与这座城市活跃的本地社区及创意生态之间的联系。”

“Our new Hong Kong studio reflects Snøhetta’s core approach – one that embraces an interactive design process with the whole team, and focuses on contextual sensitivity, human interaction, and environmental and social sustainability,” says Richard Wood, Managing Director Asia at Snøhetta. “This expansion marks an exciting new chapter for our Hong Kong operations, which serves as Snøhetta’s hub in Asia together with our Studio Shenzhen. We look forward to thriving in this open, collaborative space while deepening our ties to the city’s vibrant local community and creative landscape.”

▼日常工作场景，daily work scene of Snøhetta© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

与社区建立连接

Connecting with the Community

开放与参与是Snøhetta香港新工作室的核心特质。工作室与城市充满活力的街道界面形成积极互动。临街的大面积窗面与绿意盎然的室外入口区域向社区敞开，建立起与周边邻里的直接联系。室内的接待区域同时作为灵活的公共活动空间，支持讲座、工作坊、展览及快闪活动等多种形式，为香港创意产业提供交流平台。通过可移动隔断与可变家具配置，该空间能够灵活转换，满足不同协作需求。

Openness and engagement lie at the heart of Snøhetta’s newly expanded Hong Kong studio. The studio creates a dynamic interface with the city’s energetic urban fabric. Expansive street-facing windows and a verdant outdoor entrance area welcome the community into the studio, establishing a direct connection to the neighborhood. Inside, a welcoming reception area will double as a flexible venue for community programming – supporting Hong Kong’s creative industries through talks, workshops, exhibitions, and pop-up events. Outfitted with retractable partitions and adaptable furnishings, the area transforms with ease to accommodate a range of collaborative activities.

▼临街的大面积窗面与绿意盎然的室外入口区域，expansive street-facing windows and a verdant outdoor entrance© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

毗邻接待区的是一张公共工作长桌，这是Snøhetta全球工作室的标志性元素。在绿植环绕下，这张桌子成为工作室的“社交核心”，承载共享用餐、非正式交流与自发协作等日常活动。

Adjacent to this is a long communal table, a signature element of Snøhetta’s global studios. Framed by greenery, it serves as the social heart of the studio – a space for shared meals, informal conversations, and spontaneous collaboration.

▼工作室的“社交核心”，the social heart of the studio© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼公共工作长桌，the long communal table© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼沿窗空间，space along the window© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

面向可持续与身心健康的设计

Designing for Sustainability and Wellbeing

新香港工作室的设计以环境责任与员工福祉为优先原则。在条件允许的情况下，原有室内结构被最大限度保留并再利用，使既有建筑元素焕发新生。材料选择注重低环境影响，包括再生木材、石材与铝材，并辅以低VOC涂层，以改善室内空气质量。

Snøhetta’s design approach for the new Hong Kong studio prioritizes environmental responsibility and human wellbeing. Wherever possible, the existing interior was retained and repurposed, breathing new life into its architectural elements. Materials—including recycled wood, stone, and aluminum—are carefully selected for their low environmental impact, complemented by low-VOC finishes to ensure healthier indoor air quality.

▼办公区，working area© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

通过合理布置工作区与反射面，空间最大化引入自然采光；同时，灵活的风管送风系统提升了环境性能与舒适度。该轻量化系统可均匀输送过滤后的新风，对结构干预极小，便于维护，也为未来空间调整提供了高度适应性。整体空间中，自然材质与亲自然设计元素被有机整合，营造出有利于身心健康与创造力的工作环境。

Strategically placed work zones and reflective surfaces have maximized natural daylight, while a flexible air duct ventilation system enhances both environmental performance and occupant comfort. This lightweight system evenly distributes filtered fresh air throughout the studio, requiring minimal structural intervention and offering ease of maintenance and adaptability for future spatial reconfigurations. Throughout the studio, natural materials and biophilic elements are thoughtfully integrated to foster wellbeing and creativity, resulting in a workspace that nurtures both people and projects.

▼布置合理的工作区，the strategically placed work zones© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼办公场景，working scene© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

协作与交流的空间载体

Space for Collaboration and Exchange

开放而灵活的平面布局专为Snøhetta高度协作的创作流程而设计，鼓励流动性、跨专业对话与团队之间的自由互动。座位布置具有高度可变性，可根据需求频繁调整，促进项目团队之间的即时交流与灵感碰撞。多样化的会议与互动空间进一步强化了“角色转译（transpositioning）”的工作文化，即在不同角色、视角与学科之间自由切换。呼应Snøhetta的跨学科设计方法，工作流程往往始于概念生成工作坊，邀请客户、顾问及相关方共同参与设计塑造过程。

The open, flexible plan layout is purposefully designed to support the firm’s integrated creative process – one that thrives on collaboration, fluidity, and cross-disciplinary dialogue. Seating arrangements are intentionally dynamic and frequently reconfigured, encouraging spontaneous interaction and the free exchange of ideas across project teams. This collaborative ethos is further supported by a variety of meeting and interaction spaces that cultivates a culture of “transpositioning” – —a fluid exchange of roles, perspectives, and disciplines. Reflecting Snøhetta’s transdisciplinary design methodology, the studio’s workflow begins with idea-generation workshops, where clients, consultants, and stakeholders are invited to actively participate in shaping the design process.

▼厨房区域，kitchen and tea area© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼会议室，meeting room© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

Richard Wood 表示：“我们重视对话——无论是在团队内部，还是与更广泛的社区之间。在新的香港工作室中，模拟与数字工具共同参与到以对话为核心的设计过程中，这一点对我们尤为重要，尤其是在人工智能时代。”

“We value dialogues, within our teams and with the broader community”, says Richard. “In the new Hong Kong studio, analog and digital come together in a dialogue-based design process – an essential dynamic to us, especially in this era of AI.”

▼会议室，meeting room© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼接待空间，reception area© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

专门设置的材料图书馆与工作坊为空间探索提供了实践平台，使团队能够进行原型制作、测试与创新，将概念思考与材料实验紧密结合。

A dedicated Material Library & Workshop underpins this spirit of exploration, offering team members a hands-on environment to prototype, test, and innovate—bridging conceptual thinking with material experimentation.

▼金属折叠隔断，metal folding partition panel© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼材料图书馆与工作坊，Material Library & Workshop © Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

▼由材料图书馆看办公区，viewing the working area from the material library© Harold de Puymorin/HDP Photography

源于自然的空间叙事

A Nature-Inspired Design Journey

香港工作室的设计灵感源自挪威多夫勒（Dovre）山脉——这一深植于Snøhetta起源与设计宣言中的自然景观。设计概念借鉴登山行走的体验，呼应挪威与香港文化中共同存在的户外精神与探索意识。空间表达了由地形起伏、路径节奏与探索精神塑造的设计哲学。

The design of Hong Kong studio draws inspiration from the Dovre Mountain range in Norway; a landscape deeply embedded in Snøhetta’s origins and manifesto. Evoking the experience of mountain hikes, the design concept reflects a shared reverence for the outdoors that is woven into both Norwegian and Hong Kong’s cultures. The studio embodies a design philosophy shaped by the rhythms of trails, the contours of lands, and the spirit of exploration.

以Dovre山脉为灵感的色彩体系构成室内基调，并叠加呼应香港活力与多样性的明亮色彩。入口区域以大地感的陶土色为主，逐渐过渡至苔藓绿与柔和的棕色，唤起自然地貌的意象；同时点缀以温暖的橙色、浓郁的绿色与天空蓝，为空间注入鲜明而富有表现力的气质。

The Dovre-inspired palette forms the foundation of the interior, layered with vibrant hues that echo the energy and diversity of Hong Kong. Earthy terracotta tones ground the entrance, gradually giving way to moss greens and muted browns that evoke the natural terrain. These are complemented by bold accents – warm orange, verdant green, and sky blue – infusing the space with a dynamic and expressive atmosphere.