
(Thinkwood USA) Featuring a light-filled mass timber event center, Amazon’s new corporate campus ushers in ambitious environmental aspirations for the online juggernaut.
When the world’s largest e-commerce company set out to build a second headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, the design team’s mantra was: “Create a mixed-use, biophilic-designed community, not a conventional corporate campus,” says ZGF principal Brian Earle. “All while moving the company closer to its pledge to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2040.” The result is a sustainable corporate campus that showcases mass timber, cuts carbon, boosts greenspace—and is fast-becoming a favorite neighborhood hub for both Amazon employees and Arlington residents, alike.
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