JOMOO Headquarters in Xiamen, designed by OMA, serves as a transformative symbol for JOMOO as it evolves from a national to a global brand. The building features a monolithic base inspired by Xiamen's rocky coastline, housing multifunctional spaces for public interactions and company identity. A 230-meter tower rises above, utilizing white ceramic stripes for structural innovation and flexibility in office space. The building emphasizes transparency and adaptability, blending with its surroundings and inviting the urban context into its design.
The base of the building is a monolithic volume, its irregular geometry inspired by the rocky topography that defines the Xiamen coastline. This grounding element anchors the campus, creating a civic front along the urban edge while gently receding into the forested hills.
Above the base, the 230-meter tower emerges, wrapped in white ceramic stripes that shimmer in the changing light. The facade eliminates the need for interior columns, allowing for flexible, open-plan office floors.
The tower's sculptural form is a direct response to its surroundings, reinterpreting the prevailing high-rise typology that has shaped much of China's recent urban expansion.
The interior is a mix of adaptability and transparency. Offices are organized to maximize daylight and views, while public-facing spaces are seamlessly integrated at the lower levels.
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