LENOX Headquarters, New Jersey, United States
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1979.v32.i314.2406Abstract
The main headquarters of the Company, recently built in Lawrence Township, New Jersey, meets every requirement of ecological adaptation, ease of function, optimal and varied natural lighting convenient vertical and horizontal traffic, etc, necessary for a modern administrative and office compound. The layout is based on an octagonal module. The bearing elements are structural metal, the outside walls are prefab concrete and glass shapes, the glazing being insulating tinted glass, partitions are flexible and do not reach the ceiling. Al! this, and the design of vertical cores (lifts-stairways) and amenities and services, makes this building an excellent plant, satisfying demands imposed by the owner.
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