The architectural idea of the Teltonika Hightech
Hill complex is influenced on the company’s vision
and surroundings of the plot. Since ancient times
people have settled on the higher elevations such as
mountains or hills in order to preserve their
resources, to show their power or to protect themselves. The semantic connection between the
High-tech company and the Highlands location
becomes an essential feature of the project. On the
ground floor of utilitarian premises, a hill is and at
the top of it the real creative life and recreation of
the company community takes place. From the
outside – it is a solid, shining structure, while the
inside remains full of mystery, cozy spaces,
greenery, windless warmth and silence. Individual
volumes, like a team of rowers, combine their
power into a single energy-complex. The console
part by the main street is rising from the hill not
only to symbolize the rise and innovation of a
thriving company, but to invite to enter the indoors
at the same time.
The functional model of the complex is based on
optimal accessibility. The most rational starstructure scheme is chosen, where the main
access is at the first level and the main
companies are concentrated around it. On the
ground floor there are exhibition premises,
laboratories, catering, sports and production
facilities. A central courtyard/park is established
on the second level. The upper floors are
reserved for administration and creativity hubs.
In the back, further from the main street and
closer to the logistics hub, a production is
concentrated. The main car parking has been
designed in the center of the town. In the northeast an area is reserved for the new factory
building construction.
A key priority is given to pedestrians. The main
entrance to the building is well visible from the
streets‘ intersection and located next to the bus
stop to ensure the shortest path for pedestrians.
The cycle road passing next to the complex is
connected to the main bicycle storage in the
building, thus motivating employees to take
advantage of this environmentally friendly mode
of transport. Entrances to the area are
hierarchized, separating the visitors from
employees and production logistics. On the west
side pedestrian connections to the future Vilnius
Tech University Technology Center are planned.
Part of the staff transport enters through the
east side, in the center of the complex. The
production logistics node is concentrated in the
center of the complex, where the main product
supply and storage areas are planned