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−	The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, maximising natural daylight, and providing employees with outdoor space. ~~Prioritising~~ the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures also have large roof overhangs, and operable glass façades that passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation.	+	The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, maximising natural daylight, and providing employees with outdoor space. In line with the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures also have large roof overhangs, and operable glass façades that passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation.

−	The 'transparency' of the offices creates a direct relationship between ~~day-to-day~~ employees and visitors, a working demonstration of broader social agenda.	+	The 'transparency' of the offices creates a direct relationship between employees and visitors, a working demonstration of broader social agenda.

	The roofs are clad with solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind-driven generators.		The roofs are clad with solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind-driven generators.

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−	The campus covers an area of approximately 130,000 sq. m, including 20,000 sq. m of buildings. ~~Taking into account FF’s ambitious science fictional and mysterious surrealism, while ensuring the basis of its operation,~~ MAD designed an open concept campus with a unique structure.	+	The campus covers an area of approximately 130,000 sq. m, including 20,000 sq. m of buildings. MAD have designed an open concept campus with a unique structure taking into account FF’s science fictional ambition and mysterious surrealism..

−	MAD’s proposal consists of two low, metallic structures embedded within the site’s landscape. The user experience centre rises into a sculptural, reflective tower~~. The~~ design allows clients to watch as their car is transported from the warehouse along the elevated light rail into the exhibition hall. The experience centre ~~is intended to~~ be open to the public, with visitors able to observe the whole campus.	+	MAD’s proposal consists of two low, metallic structures embedded within the site’s landscape. The user experience centre rises into a sculptural, reflective tower, the design of which allows clients to watch as their car is transported from the warehouse along the elevated light rail into the exhibition hall. The experience centre will be open to the public, with visitors able to observe the whole campus.

	[[File:Madcampus3.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus3.jpg]]		[[File:Madcampus3.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus3.jpg]]

−	The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, ~~allowing for maximum~~ natural ~~light within~~, and ~~provides~~ employees an outdoor space. Prioritising the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures ~~utilises~~ large roof overhangs~~, internal courtyards~~, and operable glass ~~façade systems to~~ passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation ~~and climate modification~~.	+	The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, maximising natural daylight, and providing employees with outdoor space. Prioritising the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures also have large roof overhangs, and operable glass façades that passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation.

−	The transparency ~~allows~~ the ~~office spaces to become directly related with~~ day-to-day ~~employee~~ and ~~visitor experiences~~, ~~and~~ a working demonstration of broader social agenda.	+	The 'transparency' of the offices creates a direct relationship between day-to-day employees and visitors, a working demonstration of broader social agenda.

−	The roofs are ~~entirely surfaced~~ with ~~modulated~~ solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind ~~power~~ generators ~~to further meet the campus’s daily energy needs~~.	+	The roofs are clad with solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind-driven generators.

	[[File:Madcampus4.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus4.jpg]]		[[File:Madcampus4.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus4.jpg]]

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−	In July 2017, ~~the~~ design firm MAD ~~released~~ the campus ~~design~~ for Faraday Future (FF) on Mare Island, which recently announced ~~its~~ production of ‘the world’s fastest-accelerating electric car’.	+	In July 2017, design firm MAD revealed the proposed campus for Faraday Future (FF) on Mare Island, which recently announced production of ‘the world’s fastest-accelerating electric car’.

−	The ~~project~~ site ~~is situated~~ in Northern California adjacent to the Napa River, ~~where the city~~ recently positioned it as a ‘zero-emission ~~base in California’~~. ~~The site,~~ a ~~former navy~~ base, will support not only FF’s research, development, and ~~manufacture~~, but also ~~is re-designed to support~~ ongoing public ~~programming~~ and ecological restoration ~~along~~ the Napa’s banks.	+	The site, in Northern California adjacent to the Napa River, was recently positioned as a ‘zero-emission base’. It was formerly a naval base, and will support not only FF’s research, development, and manufacturing, but also an ongoing public programme and ecological restoration of the Napa’s banks.

−	[[File:Madcampus2.jpg\|~~600px~~]]	+	[[File:Madcampus2.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus2.jpg]]

−	The ~~entire~~ campus covers an area of approximately 130,000 sq. m, ~~of which~~ 20,000 sq. m ~~as building area~~. Taking into account FF’s ambitious science fictional and mysterious surrealism, while ensuring the basis of its operation, MAD designed an open concept campus with a unique structure.	+	The campus covers an area of approximately 130,000 sq. m, including 20,000 sq. m of buildings. Taking into account FF’s ambitious science fictional and mysterious surrealism, while ensuring the basis of its operation, MAD designed an open concept campus with a unique structure.

	MAD’s proposal consists of two low, metallic structures embedded within the site’s landscape. The user experience centre rises into a sculptural, reflective tower. The design allows clients to watch as their car is transported from the warehouse along the elevated light rail into the exhibition hall. The experience centre is intended to be open to the public, with visitors able to observe the whole campus.		MAD’s proposal consists of two low, metallic structures embedded within the site’s landscape. The user experience centre rises into a sculptural, reflective tower. The design allows clients to watch as their car is transported from the warehouse along the elevated light rail into the exhibition hall. The experience centre is intended to be open to the public, with visitors able to observe the whole campus.

−	[[File:Madcampus3.jpg\|~~800px~~]]	+	[[File:Madcampus3.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus3.jpg]]

	The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, allowing for maximum natural light within, and provides employees an outdoor space. Prioritising the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures utilises large roof overhangs, internal courtyards, and operable glass façade systems to passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation and climate modification.		The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, allowing for maximum natural light within, and provides employees an outdoor space. Prioritising the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures utilises large roof overhangs, internal courtyards, and operable glass façade systems to passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation and climate modification.
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	The roofs are entirely surfaced with modulated solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind power generators to further meet the campus’s daily energy needs.		The roofs are entirely surfaced with modulated solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind power generators to further meet the campus’s daily energy needs.

−	[[File:Madcampus4.jpg\|~~800px~~]]	+	[[File:Madcampus4.jpg\|link=File:Madcampus4.jpg]]

	Content and images courtesy of MAD.		Content and images courtesy of MAD.

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In July 2017, the design firm MAD released the campus design for Faraday Future (FF) on Mare Island, which recently announced its production of ‘the world’s fastest-accelerating electric car’.

The project site is situated in Northern California adjacent to the Napa River, where the city recently positioned it as a ‘zero-emission base in California’. The site, a former navy base, will support not only FF’s research, development, and manufacture, but also is re-designed to support ongoing public programming and ecological restoration along the Napa’s banks.

[[File:Madcampus2.jpg|600px]]

The entire campus covers an area of approximately 130,000 sq. m, of which 20,000 sq. m as building area. Taking into account FF’s ambitious science fictional and mysterious surrealism, while ensuring the basis of its operation, MAD designed an open concept campus with a unique structure.

MAD’s proposal consists of two low, metallic structures embedded within the site’s landscape. The user experience centre rises into a sculptural, reflective tower. The design allows clients to watch as their car is transported from the warehouse along the elevated light rail into the exhibition hall. The experience centre is intended to be open to the public, with visitors able to observe the whole campus.

[[File:Madcampus3.jpg|800px]]

The double-height facility is punctured by a series of internal courtyards, allowing for maximum natural light within, and provides employees an outdoor space. Prioritising the project’s ‘zero-emission, low energy’ ambition, the structures utilises large roof overhangs, internal courtyards, and operable glass façade systems to passively reduce solar gains and allow for natural ventilation and climate modification.

The transparency allows the office spaces to become directly related with day-to-day employee and visitor experiences, and a working demonstration of broader social agenda.

The roofs are entirely surfaced with modulated solar power panels, with enough production capacity to support the entire campus’ daily operational demands. The experience tower is also equipped with wind power generators to further meet the campus’s daily energy needs.

[[File:Madcampus4.jpg|800px]]

Content and images courtesy of MAD.

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