Huawei is 'copying' both European architecture?

Previously, Huawei had released products that looked very similar… no, rather, inspired by Apple devices for years.Now, with the new headquarters built in Dongguan, China, the technology company is aiming for a plan to 'get inspired' from something even more 'macro': the entire European architecture. Europe.

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Recently, CNBC has had a series of articles on the overall architecture as well as the structure inside Huawei's new campus, including 12 'towns', named and modeled on famous cities in Europe.Specifically, there is an area named Granada, modeled after the original architecture of the city in southern Spain.A 'town' is called Paris with a typical architectural style of light capital, besides Verona (by design of Italy), Bruges (Belgium), and Cesky (probably modeled after the city). Český Krumlov in the Czech Republic).In addition, there is a bridge across the lake on the campus of the campus, which is a part of the Freedom Bridge in Budapest, Hungary, along with a tram stop to transport employees to Specific areas (like a miniature Eurail).

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It is not uncommon for Chinese technology companies to 'learn' from other manufacturers' equipment, but the idea of ​​copying famous architectural models from around the world To be my headquarters is a whole new thing in China.

Actually, it is not bad or strange to borrow a building from famous cultures.Not only in China, but also in countries famous for creativity like the United States and Japan . there is no shortage of similar cases.This is probably just a way to express admiration for the beauty of the world famous architectural works.

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Returning to Huawei's new headquarters in Dongguan, according to a report from the company, the new headquarters, after completion, can accommodate up to 25,000 employees (currently, only 8 out of 12 areas have been completed construction).That means that about half of the employees are working at Huawei headquarters in Shenzhen.Currently, the new office is receiving very positive feedback from Huawei's employees, promising to bring a better working space!

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