由台州市城市建设投资发展集团有限公司（台州城投集团）投资建设、 VAL (Voice Architecture Lab) 领衔设计的台州创新园于近日正式破土动工。本项目建筑面积约 15 万平方米，是一次精准的空间实践。设计旨在通过规划与建筑的系统性集成，响应台州城市升级与高新技术产业集群的深度需求，并与高铁站前水岸山景的自然禀赋达成共鸣。

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台州，一座自古「山、海、水」交融的韧性城市。VAL从《逍遥游》中汲取精神核心，将「鲲化为鹏」的哲学意象转化为具备动能的空间策略：

- 有机流线： 建筑语汇跳脱了传统工业园区的刻板框架，以流动的线条回应水云交织的地缘特征，赋予建筑体量轻盈的动态感。

- 「鹏之心」核心聚落： 作为园区的精神与能量节点，通过跨尺度的共享客厅与空中步廊，重塑了协作的边界，使跨产业的对话与灵感的迸发成为空间的常态。

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台州创新园的开工，是 VAL 协同同济大学建筑设计研究院、SWA、ULDA 等专业机构的共同实践，再次印证了 VAL 在处理复杂城市研发总部园区时，卓越的策略洞察与跨专业的统合能力。

 

Invested and developed by Taizhou Urban Construction Investment & Development Group, and led by VAL (Voice Architecture Lab) as the principal design architect, Taizhou Innovation Park has recently officially broken ground. With a total gross floor area of approximately 150,000 square meters, the project represents a precise spatial experiment. Through the systematic integration of urban planning and architectural design, the scheme responds to Taizhou’s ambitions for urban upgrading and high-tech industrial clustering, while resonating with the site’s unique natural context of waterfront landscapes and mountain views adjacent to the high-speed rail gateway.

 

Taizhou is a resilient city historically shaped by the confluence of mountains, sea, and water. Drawing inspiration from the philosophical imagery of “Kun transforming into Peng” from the classical text Zhuangzi’s Xiaoyaoyou, VAL translates this metaphor into a dynamic spatial strategy.

 

- Organic circulation: Departing from the rigid typologies of conventional industrial parks, the architectural language adopts flowing geometries that echo the fluid interplay of water and clouds within the regional landscape. This approach lends the building massing a sense of lightness and dynamic movement.

- “The Heart of Peng” – a central collaborative cluster: At the spiritual and energetic core of the campus lies a collective hub defined by shared living rooms across multiple scales and elevated sky bridges. This spatial framework redefines the boundaries of collaboration, allowing cross-disciplinary dialogue and spontaneous encounters to become an everyday spatial condition.

 

The groundbreaking of Taizhou Innovation Park marks a collaborative effort between VAL, Tongji Architectural Design & Research Institute, SWA, and ULDA, demonstrating once again VAL’s strategic insight and interdisciplinary integration capacity when addressing complex urban R&D headquarters campuses.

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