Behold The Triangle Building a giant among Cambridge buildings. This isn’t just any office complex. It’s the international headquarters of Cambridge Assessment. Imagine 3000 employees once scattered across 11 different offices. Now they’re all united under this single impressive roof.
The Triangle Building boasts a striking design. Two five-story buildings flank a central courtyard. A 39-meter tower rises majestically above. It’s a stack of meeting rooms a viewing platform and a plant room at the very top. This tower anchors Cambridge Assessment firmly within the city’s skyline.
The architects cleverly designed three podium courtyards each with a unique landscape theme. Staff can choose their favorite spot for a break. Two additional courtyards at ground level offer more green spaces. Trees line the site boundaries blending the building seamlessly into the surrounding landscape.
This impressive structure stands on a 2.5-hectare brownfield site. It previously housed Cambridge University Press a fitting neighbor for this academic giant. Its location next to Cambridge train station is incredibly convenient. The building offers more than just office space. It provides ample meeting rooms extensive archive space catering facilities 250 car parking spaces and room for 900 bicycles.
Sustainability was a key priority. The Triangle Building is designed for minimal energy consumption aiming for a stellar A rating on its Display Energy Certificate. This impressive feat is achieved through maximizing daylight minimizing solar gain utilizing high levels of insulation and installing a low-energy active chilled beam system. This system handles ventilation heating and cooling all in one. Cambridge Assessment a world-respected institution deserves a workspace that reflects its international stature and ambition. The Triangle Building achieves just that. The building draws inspiration from Cambridge colleges blending traditional materials with modern functionality. It’s a true landmark a testament to Cambridge’s innovative spirit and architectural prowess. The Triangle Building stands not only as a workplace but as a symbol of Cambridge’s enduring commitment to education and learning.