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+ Prince Mohammed bin
Fahd University
Interior Design V Sec: 201 IDES 3411 Zainab Majid ID #. 200901113
International Case Study Adidas Laces
[10 – 9 – 2012]
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Contents:
1. Building Location:
a. Site plan ............................................................... 4
b. Building type ....................................................... 5
c. Exterior Photo ...................................................... 5
d. Location Analysis ............................................... 6
2. List of Functions:
a. Listing of all functions ......................................... 9
b. Flow Charts .......................................................... 11
3. Adidas Laces Building Report................................ 16
4. Making Of Photos
a. Making Of “Workout” Photos............................. 18
b. “Playground” Specific Demands of Laces…... 20
c. Slotty ..................................................................... 22
d. Netzer ……………………………………...………... 22
e. Studio Wall …………………………………………. 23
5. References ………………………………………………. 24
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Building Location:
Germany.
o Herzogenaurach.
Site Plan:
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Building Type:
Company:
Offices.
Exterior Photo:
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Analysis: Building Name:
Adidas Laces.
Building Location:
Germany, Herzogenaurach.
Total Construction Area:
gfa 62,000m², cubature 356,000m³.
Location Analysis:
Herzogenaurach is a town in the district of Erlangen-
Höchstadt, in Bavaria, Germany. It is probably best
known for being the home of the sporting goods
companies Adidas and Puma.
The town is located on the Aurach River, a tributary of the
Regnitz River.
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Herzogenaurach is the birthplace of two sporting goods
giants: Adidas and Puma, founded by the two brothers
Adolf Dassler and Rudolf Dassler, after an acrimonious
family split in 1948. Both companies' headquarters are still
located in the town on opposite sides of the Aurach River,
and brand loyalty is sharply divided as well.
Average High/Low Temperature for
Herzogenaurach, Germany.
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Average Rainfall for Herzogenaurach, Germany
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List of All Functions:
Ground Floor
o Entrance.
o Info. Point.
o Atrium “Lobby”.
o Service Module - Meeting Area.
o Service Module – Bistro, Timeout.
o Innovation Valley.
o “AS” Athletes Service.
Office Module Floor
o Open Offices.
o Thinking Area.
o Meeting Rooms.
o Office Lounge.
o Kitchens.
o Secretary Offices.
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o Manager’s Offices.
o Conference Room.
o Executive Office.
o Library.
Workshops
o Materials laboratories.
o Research Areas.
o Test Hall.
Innovation Module
o Technical Areas.
o Store Rooms.
o Auxiliary Rooms.
Toilets
o Public Toilets.
o Open Offices Toilets.
o Executive's Toilet.
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Flow Charts: Customer:
Visiting all Functions:
Entrance
Atruim
Bistro
Valley
Meeting Area
Athlets Service
Service Module Store
Rooms
auxiliary Rooms
Public Toilets
Valley
Atruim
Exit
Customer
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Staff:
Designers:
Entrance Atrium
Elevatores
Office Lounge
Open Offices Space
Thinking Area
Seating Area
Meeting Area
Meeting Rooms
Secartary Office
Manager's Office
Laces
Office Kitchen
Office Lounge
Laces Confrence Room
Laces
Library
Research Area
Test Hall
Technical Areas
Laces
Execetive Office
Laces
Offices Toilets
Elevator
Atrium
Bistro
Exit
Designers
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Developers & scientists:
Developers
&
Scientists
Entrance Atrium
Elevatores
Office Lounge
Open Offices Space
Thinking Area
Seating Area
Meeting Area
Meeting Rooms
Secartary Office
Manager's Office
Laces
Office Kitchen
Office Lounge
Laces Confrence Room
Laces
Library
Research Area
Test Hall
Technical Areas
Laces
Execetive Office
Laces
Offices Toilets
Elevator
Atrium
Bistro
Exit
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Marketing Strategists & Specialists:
Marketing
Strategists &
Specialists
Entrance Atrium
Elevatores
Office Lounge
Open Offices Space
Thinking Area
Seating Area
Meeting Area
Meeting Rooms
Secartary Office
Manager's Office
Laces
Office Kitchen
Office Lounge
Laces Confrence
Room
Laces
Library
Research Area
Store Tooms
Laces
Execetive Office
auxiliary Rooms.
Offices Toilets
Elevator
Atrium
Bistro
Exit
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Entrance Atrium
Elevatores
Office Lounge
Secertary Office
Manager's Office
Meeting Room
Confrence Room
Open Offices
Leaces
Execetive Office
Laces
Office Kitchen Office
Lounge
Laces
Material Libatory
Laces
Store Tooms
Laces
Offices Toilets
Execetive Toilet
Elevator
Atrium
Bistro
Exit
Admins:
Admins
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Adidas Laces Building Report:
Company founder Adi Dassler started making his first sports shoes back in the
1920s, in the laundry of his parents' home in Herzogenaurach. Ever since, the
now globally operating company, has been firmly committed to its roots and its
home country.
With the opening of the Laces building, the Group once again underlines its
commitment to the location and sets another milestone in the company's
history.
Laces is one of the most important and largest construction projects the
company has ever undertaken.
From June 24th, 2011, employees from the Marketing and Operations
departments have moved into Laces.
Among them are materials researchers, biomechanical experts, designers,
engineers, product developers and marketing specialists who create, develop
and market the products.
The new company building is the central hub of all processes. A
biomechanical lab and a state-of-the-art test center with a test hall the size of a
triple sports hall will offer ideal test and research conditions.
“The opening of Laces is a special day for us. By bringing together all product-
related processes under the same roof, we will significantly increase our
innovation speed. Laces enable us to translate ideas into marketable products
even faster and more effectively,”
said Herbert Hainer, CEO of adidas AG.
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Laces comprises seven levels and covers a total net floor area of more than
57,000m2 – this equals approximately the area of eight football pitches.
The facade on the western side is 100m long and would be ideally suitable for
athletic sprints. The building height is 30m, meaning that approximately ten
basketball hoops on top of one other would fit into Laces.
Laces, with its dynamic dimensions and white contoured facade, complements
the existing building ensemble of the World of Sports, between the Adi-Dassler-
Sportplatz and the black and relatively flat adidas Brand Center building.
At the center of the building is the Atrium which functions as the communicative
hub. It features an ETFE cushion roof Surface “Ethylene tetrafluoroethylene, ETFE,
a fluorine based plastic, was designed to have high corrosion resistance and
strength over a wide temperature range. ETFE is a polymer, and its systematic
name is poly(ethylene-co-tetrafluoroethylene). ETFE has a very high melting
temperature, excellent chemical, electrical and high energy radiation
resistance properties”. which is similar to that of the Allianz Arena in Munich.
In addition, the building design has been heavily influenced by the "laces"
which give the building its name.
The laces traverse the Atrium as open walkways, connecting the individual
departments, facilitating an open working environment and also “tying” the
building together to create a unique, highly communicative office building.
The architects from kadawittfeldarchitektur GmbH were responsible for the
modern design of the building and were awarded with the Office Application
Award for the most innovative concept in 2009.
The opening of Laces is another step in the incremental expansion of the
Herzogenaurach location that initially started in the framework of an urban
design master plan in 1999.
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It ensures the further optimization and expansion of an attractive working
environment for employees of the adidas Group.
The number of adidas employees working in Germany and Herzogenaurach
has almost doubled in the past ten years.
Currently, the adidas Group has 3,760 employees in Germany, with 3,000 of
them working in Herzogenaurach.
Making Of “Workout” Photos:
Office Furneture “Kinzo Designs”:
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Technical Drawing Conference Table:
Offices Rendering Ideas:
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“Playground” the Specific Demands of Laces:
Ergonomic and functional study:
Work Desk operation:
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Design Teamplayer:
Teamplayer TOP:
Model 1:20:
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Slotty:
Rendering multi-functional zone:
Netzer:
Netzer visualization:
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Netzer prototype:
Studio Wall:
Drawing board Partition:
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References:
(2011). Herzogenaurach Weather, Germany Weather Averages. World Weather
Online. Retrieved September 9, 2012,
from http://www.worldweatheronline.com.
Isabelle. L. (2011, 23 September). adidas LACES Germany : Herzogenaurach
Building. e-architect. Retrieved September 9, 2012,
from http://www.e-architect.co.uk.
Sumit. S. (2011, 22 October). Adidas Laces in Herzogenaurach, Germany by
Kadawittfeldarchitektur GmbH. AECCafe Blogs. Retrieved September 10, 2012,
from http://www10.aeccafe.com.
Dave. (2011, 22 September). Adidas Office Interior by KINZO. Contemporist.
Retrieved September 8, 2012, from http://www.contemporist.com.
(2011). adidas WORKOUT. Kinzo. Retrieved September 8, 2012, from
http://www.kinzo-berlin.de.
(2012). City Info. Stadt Herzogenaurach. Retrieved September 10, 2012, from
http://www.herzogenaurach.de.
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