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22 de abr. de 2016 · Metaverse. Completed in 2015 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Images by Ronald Tilleman, Raimond Wouda, Horizon Photoworks. Situated in the centre of Amsterdam’s Zuidas business district, The...
- Fifteen-Story Atrium
- New Way of Working
- A Dashboard to Rule Them All
- An Evolving App
- Electric Car and Bike Parking
- Long Blue Tubes
- Powered by The Sun
- Is It Hot, Or Just Me?
- Trickle-Down Toilet Water
- Robocop and The Vacuum
The atrium is the gravitational center of the Edge’s solar system. Mesh panels between each floor let stale office air spill into open space, where it rises and is exhaled through the roof, creating a loop of natural ventilation. Slight heat variations and air currents make it feel like the outdoors. Even on a stormy day, the building remains opale...
About 2,500 Deloitte workers share 1,000 desks. The concept is called hot desking, and it’s supposed to encourage new relationships, chance interactions, and, just as important, efficient use of space. Desks are only used when they're needed. Some tiny rooms at the Edge contain just a lounge chair and a lamp (no desk)—perfect for a phone call. Ther...
Deloitte is collecting gigabytes of data on how the Edge and its employees interact. Central dashboards track everything from energy use to when the coffee machines need to be refilled. On days when fewer employees are expected, an entire section might even be shut down, cutting the costs of heating, cooling, lighting, and cleaning. Deloitte’s gene...
The smartphone is your passport to the Edge. Use it to find your colleagues, adjust the heating, or manage your gym routine. You can even order up a dinner recipe, and a bag of fresh ingredients will await you when the workday is over. All desks are equipped with built-in wireless chargers so your phone can keep itself charged.
When you arrive at the Edge, garage entry is automated. A camera snaps a photo of your license plate, matches it with your employment record, and raises the gate. Even the garage uses sensor-equipped LED lights, which brighten as you approach and dim as you leave. It’s the Netherlands, so a separate garage for bicycles and free chargers for electri...
The Edge is wired with a vast network of two different kinds of tubes: one that holds data (ethernet cables) and another that holds water. Behind each ceiling tile is a massive coil of thin blue piping that delivers water to and from the building’s subterranean water storage for radiant heating and cooling. During summer months, the building pumps ...
The southern wall is a checkerboard of solar panels and windows. Thick load-bearing concrete helps regulate heat, and deeply recessed windows reduce the need for shades, despite direct exposure to the sun. The roof is also covered with panels. The Edge uses 70 percent less electricity than the typical office building, but it wasn’t until OVG i...
Sensors in the LED light panels report detailed temperature and humidity readings across a floor (above). A Deloitte survey found that while fewer than a quarter of employees actively use the app’s thermostat features, three-quarters say they love it. Maybe that’s because precision controls eliminate the problem of natural hot and cold spots, often...
A massive concrete tub in the back of the parking garage gathers the rainwater used to flush the building’s toilets and water the gardens. It’s a loud room on a rainy day. The water rushes down from collection systems on the roof and outdoor balcony.
This little robot (bottom left) comes out at night to patrol the grounds. If an alarm goes off, the camera-equipped automaton can identify the culprit or let security know it was a false alarm. It cruises around automatically like a Roomba or can be commandeered by remote control. Deloitte's Erik Ubels says he noticed similar robots in shipyards, ...
27 de jun. de 2016 · Situado en el centro del distrito de negocios Zuidas de Amsterdam, The Edge es un edificio de oficinas, que se abre a la ciudad con su atrio de 15 pisos. El atrio actúa como una ventana entre el mundo del trabajo y el exterior, además de ofrecer un corazón social para el edificio, y que actúa como un amortiguador del medio ...
With the world’s highest rating awarded to an office building by the Building Research Establishment (BRE), the global assessor of sustainable buildings, The Edge combines numerous smart technologies in tandem to create an adaptable and intelligent working environment.
The Edge has everything to offer its users a pleasant workplace, in every sense of the word. The sophisticated design creates a comfortable living environment, whilst in addition, it focuses on sustainability and efficient energy consumption.
El edificio The Edge se encuentra en la ciudad de Ámsterdam, capital de Países Bajos, y ha sido calificado por muchos expertos como el edificio más sostenible del planeta, obteniendo la puntuación más elevada jamás registrada por el BREEAM, gracias al empleo de innovadoras tecnologías.
Una visita a “The Edge” en Ámsterdam es una oportunidad única para admirar la arquitectura innovadora y sostenible, disfrutar de vistas inolvidables y sumergirse en la cultura de una ciudad que siempre está a la vanguardia.
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