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赛马会创新楼是香港理工大学设计学院及赛马会社会创新设计院的总部。
该大楼高十五层，面积15，000平方米，可容纳超过1800位学生和教职员。大楼以设计教学及创新用途为主，设施包括：设计室、研究室和工作间、展览廊、
多功能教室、阶梯教室以及公共休闲区等。
香港理工大学外观统一却各有特点的教学楼中分布着各大院系，50年以来，理大一直致力于打造城市化校园。赛马会创新楼的建立创造了新的城市空间，丰
富了校园生活的多样性，展现了面向未来的无限活力。
赛马会创新楼坐落于理大校园东北角一片狭窄而不规则的地块上，南端紧邻足球场，北端是九龙走廊高速公路立交桥。大楼延伸至校园中心，积极促进各院
系之间开展多学科项目，加强与社区、政府、工业、民间组织和学术界的交流。
赛马会创新楼的设计将塔/台的典型特征融合为更流畅的组合线条。不规则的内外庭院提供一个会面和交流的场所，同时也是大型展示区、工作室、阶梯教室
和休闲设施之外的补充性设计。
由于设计学院融合各个学科的特点，赛马会创新楼更好地营造了一个多学科环境和集体研究的氛围，不同的思想和创新在这里碰撞出新的火花。
学生、教职工和参观者乘着15层楼梯可看到设计室、工作间、研究室、展览廊和活动区。室内的玻璃和开放的空隙提高了透明度和连通性，而循环路线和公
共区域方便了学生群体与大师们的交流互动。
Jockey Club Innovation Tower
Hong Kong Polytechnic University
The Jockey Club Innovation Tower (JCIT) is home to the Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) School of Design, and the Jockey Club Design
Institute for Social Innovation.
The 15-storey, 15,000 sq. m. tower accommodates more than 1,800 students and staff, with facilities for design education and innovation that include:
design studios, labs and workshops, exhibition areas, multi-functional classrooms, lecture theatre and communal lounge.
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University campus has developed its urban fabric over the last 50 years with the university’s many faculties housed in
visually coherent, yet very different buildings. The JCIT creates a new urban space that enriches the diversity of university life and expresses the
dynamism of an institution looking to the future.
Located on a narrow, irregular site at the northeastern tip of the university campus (bordered by the university’s football ground to the south, and the
Chatham Road/Kowloon Corridor motorway interchange to the north), the JCIT is connected to the heart of the campus; encouraging the university’s
various faculties and schools to develop multidisciplinary initiatives and engagement with the community, government, industry, NGO’s and academia.
The JCIT design dissolves the typical typology of the tower/podium into a more fluid composition. Interior and exterior courtyards create informal spaces
to meet and interact, complementing the large exhibition forums, studios, theatre and recreational facilities. The tower’s design promotes a
multidisciplinary environment by connecting the variety of programs within the School of Design; establishing a collective research culture where many
contributions and innovations can feed off each other.
Students, staff and visitors move through 15 levels of studios, workshops, labs, exhibition and event areas within the school. Interior glazing and voids
bring transparency and connectivity, while circulation routes and communal spaces have been arranged to encourage interaction between the many
learning clusters and design disciplines.
With its contribution of HK$249 million towards the construction of
JCIT, The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust also funds the Jockey Club Design Institute for Social Innovation.
Here is more information form the architects:
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