OPPO Chang An R&D Center

Dongguan, China

Aerial view of modern high-rise buildings with circular and curved designs, illuminated by lights at dusk, with streets, trees, and vehicles visible below.

OPPO Chang An R&D Center (OPPO Dongguan) (Dongguan, China) Spanning five city blocks, the OPPO Dongguan R&D campus is a mixed-use headquarters development designed to accommodate more than 6,000 employees. The masterplan reaches 250 meters (816 feet) in height and organizes interconnected circular volumes that house office space, dedicated R&D facilities, a corporate college, retail, and residential towers—all woven together to create an uninterrupted campus experience.

Modern cityscape with tall, glass-covered skyscrapers and the 'Oppo' logo at the top of the central building, framed by trees and streetlights at dusk.

By blurring the boundaries between these varied programs, the design allows employees to move fluidly between work, learning, and daily life without leaving the campus. This integrated approach reflects OPPO's ambition to create a self-sufficient innovation ecosystem that supports both individual productivity and cross-disciplinary collaboration at a mega-scale urban footprint.

Modern cityscape with tall glass buildings, curved architectural structures, and a landscaped courtyard with trees and walking paths.
Cityscape featuring modern, tall glass skyscrapers with rounded and curved designs, set against a backdrop of mountains and a cloudy sky at dusk.
Interior view of a modern, multi-level building with curved white balconies and glass railings. Several people are walking and standing, including a person on the upper balcony looking down. There is natural light coming through a large glass ceiling and windows, with a spacious, airy atmosphere.
Modern office building with curved white levels and vertical slats, surrounded by landscaped greenery and walkways.

By blurring the boundaries between these varied programs, the design allows employees to move fluidly between work, learning, and daily life without leaving the campus.

The project presented on this web page includes buildings undertaken by KPF with the involvement of key personnel of Tectonic Architecture.

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