May Lee State Office Complex, Sacramento, CA
This office complex located in California’s capital is part of the California Department of General Services (DGS) Ten Year Sequencing Plan to replace or renovate state office buildings in Sacramento. The 17.3-acre site will comprise of office space and amenities totaling approx. 1.25M sf. The campus utilizes innovations in workplace strategies, maximizes daylight, and aims to achieve Zero Net Energy and Zero Net Carbon. The interior lighting scheme works with natural daylight, with mostly indirect light in office spaces to maximize visual comfort. The exterior scheme allows for large uninterrupted social gathering areas in the central plaza, creating a soft ambiance and safe nighttime atmosphere.
Project Credits:
Architect: ZGF Architects
Photos: ©Magda Biernat/OTTO
This office complex located in California’s capital is part of the California Department of General Services (DGS) Ten Year Sequencing Plan to replace or renovate state office buildings in Sacramento. The 17.3-acre site will comprise of office space and amenities totaling approx. 1.25M sf. The campus utilizes innovations in workplace strategies, maximizes daylight, and aims to achieve Zero Net Energy and Zero Net Carbon. The interior lighting scheme works with natural daylight, with mostly indirect light in office spaces to maximize visual comfort. The exterior scheme allows for large uninterrupted social gathering areas in the central plaza, creating a soft ambiance and safe nighttime atmosphere.
Project Credits:
Architect: ZGF Architects
Photos: ©Magda Biernat/OTTO
