卢森堡摩德查格中心街道/Bruck

发布于：2023-05-19 23:37:11

Luxembourg moder center street

设计方：Bruck + Weckerle Architekten

位置：卢森堡

分类：街区

内容：实景照片

图片：9张

该项目集多种功能为一体，分为三大部分。工作日时，可以作为孩子们嬉戏、上课的非露天的操场，周末则成为娱乐活动一条街。通过墙体、座椅和台阶的不同设计，这里被划分为三个版区。树木排列整齐，小道之间相互连通。其中两片区域以水泥构建，上边有覆盖物。剩下一片中央是树木，路面上是烁石。基础设施安置于三个木质的区域，这些区域的形状和大小稍有不同，以坚固的石棉水泥面板覆盖着。通过滑动百叶窗关闭窗子,建筑就整个的密闭起来。区域紧挨收银台和厨房，对面有酒吧和厕所，背后是储藏室，也为演员的更衣室。项目几乎没有露天部分，同时保证了绝佳的照明以及良好的声音效果。房顶采用鞍型，从远处看来，是折叠的表面层，完全符合开放空间的设计凸显。

译者：柒柒

To make this central space once again attractive to residents, and to avoid having to install services and structures such as electricity, water, marquees, stages, bars and toilets for every event, Bruck + Weckerle Architects suggested the provision of a multi-functional infrastructure.The intervention of Bruck + Weckerle Architects was to decompose the complexity of the assignment in three components:

The specially designed elements were arranged in such a way that the area provides a covered playground for children, school classes and families throughout the week but can at a moment’s notice be transformed into an entertainment venue at weekends.

The initial step was to structure the area into three distinct zones marked off by walls, step seating and stairs so as to be clearly individualised. Trees on the site were incorporated into the overall design and pedestrian connections enhanced. Two of the zones are executed in concrete and roofed over while the third, with an existing tree at its centre, has gravel underfoot.

The infrastructure is housed in three pavilions whose shape and size differ only slightly. These wooden structures are covered with sturdy “Eternit” panels. By means of sliding shutters, every opening can be tightly sealed, converting the buildings into outdoor furniture unscathed by either flying balls or vandals. When open, their function is revealed. The pavilion nearest to the entry houses the cash desk and the kitchen. The pavilion diagonally opposite has the bar and toilets. Behind the stage stands the storage room pavilion, which also provides a changing room for performers. Each pavilion is assigned to a specific spatial zone or, alternatively, can be seen as spreading out a zone before it.

The greatest challenge was to provide sufficient shelter to avoid needing to erect marquees and at the same time ensure adequate lighting for each zone and good acoustics for future concerts. The roofscape of the village that of old farmhouses and barns, is dominated by large saddle roofs. From a distance, the collective impression is of numerous folded surfaces. This theme was transposed to the roofing design for the public open spaces.