Wacai Headquarters Office Building

architectural visualization, aerial perspective, cylindrical towers, organic architecture, green rooftops, biophilic design, sustainable architecture, curtain wall glazing, viridian, chartreuse, cerulean reflection, silver-white banding, contemporary design, parametric architecture, rooftop gardens, interconnected volumes, radial composition, asymmetrical balance, atmospheric perspective, diffused lighting, glass facade, urban campus, waterfront setting, tree-lined approach, ecological urbanism, curved forms, horizontal articulation, transparent envelope, reflective surfaces, landscaped terraces, pedestrian plaza, vehicular circulation, mixed-use development, high-rise cluster, soft-edged shadows, misty atmosphere, blue-gray background, white contextual buildings, flowing connectivity, bridging elements, verdant crown, deciduous plantings, environmental integration, luminous surfaces, technological precision, organic morphology, contemporary institutional, campus architecture

Wacai headquarters located in Hangzhou, China is designed as a green and sustainable north-south facing building with extensive skyrise greenery incorporated within. The cylindrical architecture form allows maximum natural light into the interior space thus minimize the use of artificial lighting in the office spaces within. It is designed with extensive landscapes all over the site to offset carbon emissions as well as to regulate the ambient temperature in a bid to cut down on the reliance of climate control systems.