The campus consists of a series of interconnected, low-rise structures, each designed to support the fashion company's expansion and growth, while evoking an image of a bird about to take flight. The architects and engineers embarked on a journey of innovation, delving into the study of nature's harmonious forms, and translating this into their designs. They applied double curvature geometry to seamlessly unify architecture and structure into one organic system, seeking to create a building that pushes the boundaries of design and seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings.
The campus is a series of unique and complex geometric systems, and spatial relationships between structural components, which meant that conventional building systems and conventional structural methods could not be applied.
Every aspect had to be considered: from first principles including the simple force transmission path to ensure the safety of the structure under gravitational load, extreme high wind load, and earthquakes. The team needed to think differently in establishing their physical and digital structural models, in conducting tests and carrying out calculation analysis. New software scripts were developed to confirm calculations and analysis of the structure and convey information to the contractors building the structure.