本项目坐落于斯坦福大学研究园内，创新曲线科技园区内大楼的动态曲线象征着发明创造的过程。建筑设计团队使用优美的金属弧线，通过其波峰和波谷，将探索性科研活动的高潮和低谷用建筑的语汇具象地表达了出来。本项目位于Palo Alto市斯坦福研究园的边缘上，共拥有4座建筑，由来自旧金山的建筑事务所Form4 Architecture负责设计。

The dynamic architecture of the Innovation Curve Technology Park at Stanford Research Park celebrates the creative process of invention. The peaks and valleys of sweeping metal curves serve as architectural metaphors for the highs and lows of exploratory research and development. Designed by Form4 Architecture of San Francisco, the new development comprises four buildings on the edge of Stanford Research Park in Palo Alto.

▼项目外观，exterior view ©John Sutton

本项目是LEED白金等级建筑，在园区内创造了一个有活力的、令人激动的场地，为电脑游戏开发、翻译软件和数字化发明领域的人们提供了一个工作和放松的空间。在外立面的处理上，建筑师使用了一系列柔美活泼的建筑元素，不仅象征着发明的过程，更是一种强有力的视觉提醒，暗示着建筑内部正在进行的各种专注、广泛且紧张的研究工作。创意曲线科技园中的4座建筑都围绕着一个中央园景庭院布置，对角线布置的人行道穿过整个基地，将人们从毗邻的街道上引过来。

The LEED-Platinum project contributes to the site’s emergence as an uplifting campus for tenants involved with computer gaming, translation software, and digital inventions. Representing the diagram of innovation on the face of the buildings, the lyrical design serves as a potent visual reminder of the dedicated, expansive, and intense work taking place inside. The Innovation Curve buildings are arranged around a central landscaped courtyard with diagonal pedestrian paths leading from adjacent streets through the site.

项目外观，外立面上金属曲线象征着创新研究起起伏伏的过程，exterior view,thepeaks and valleys of sweeping metal curves serve as architectural metaphors for the highs and lows of exploratory research and development©John Sutton

这些建筑通过颜色进行编码，施工过程分为两期，其中项目一期包括蓝色的2号楼，建筑面积66,700平方英尺，和红色的3号楼，建筑面积76,560平方英尺。项目二期将于2020年完工，包括黄色的1号楼，建筑面积66,700平方英尺，和紫色的4号楼，建筑面积66,700平方英尺。

Color-coded buildings are constructed in two phases, with occupied Phase I comprising 66,700-square-foot Building 2 in blue and 76,560-square-foot Building 3 in red. Phase II, due for completion in 2020, includes 66,700-square-foot Building 1 in yellow and 66,700-square-foot Building 4 in purple.

项目外观，玻璃立面与金属曲线形面板结合，exterior view with the combination of the glass and curved metal panels©Richard Barnes