Published: Friday, May 04, 2007
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By: GROUP A

Exterior view of the building at night time.
The new European head office for the Saudi-Arabian petrochemical company Sabic in Sittard is designed to reflect the core values of client-renewal, transparency and approachability.
The head office with eight floors and a basement for parking is situated on a prominent site connected by a green axis with the Fortuna stadium.
The structural glass facade enables a high degree of transparency with the slanting roof made of aluminum panels and glass adding to the dynamism of the facade.
A corten steel sculpture by the Dutch artist Fons Schobbers marks the entrance to the building.
Blue neon lighting illuminates the two top floors, spreading a blue glow over Sittard.

View of the interiors of the building looking down at the main reception from the cascading galleries above.
The interiors are attuned to the needs of the client. With its functions not being place bound; direct communication emerges critical.
In response to this the building contains no fixed offices, but various flexible zones: open offices, closed offices, spaces for teamwork, meeting rooms, rest zones and a restaurant which doubles as meeting place.
This office concept was developed in collaboration with Veldhoen + Company.
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