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Lithuania
The glass façade is designed to ensure that every workplace is illuminated with high-quality natural light. An automatic facade blind control system, which is moving with the sun is installed to ensure that the light is evenly distributed during the day.
Green Hall 3 will be heated by geothermal heating which is an ecologically friendly way of heating. The geothermal pumps used in Green Hall 3 will reach up to 98% of the heating quality coefficient.
The natural flow of the building footprint creates intimate enclosed plazas with inviting spaces protected from wind and urban noise. Natural materials, suitable for the Lithuanian climate are selected and composed of hills, paths, and granite stairs unifying the landscape architecture of the river valley.
Local wildflowers and grasses offer organic colors and movement against the backdrop of the hard reflective materials collectively forming the façade. The contrast between the warm softness of the landscaping reinforces the clean reflective lines of the building.
While ARROW’s roots are set in Scandinavia, our outlook is global, sharing Scandinavian values with the rest of the world. We’re explorers, curious to discover what can be brought back home following the completion of global projects.
