丹麦海宁市汽车展厅/KRADS

发布于：2023-06-20 20:51:38

Denmark haining showrooms

设计方：KRADS

位置：丹麦

分类：商业建筑

内容：实景照片

委托人：Bjarne Nielsen A/S

承包人：C.C. Contractor A/S

图片：15张

摄影师：Tina Stephansen – Studio 55

这是由KRADS设计的海宁市汽车展厅，位于丹麦海宁市的主要门户区。海宁市及客户都希望这将是一个独特的地标建筑。因此建筑师设计了一个菱形的体块，并将其呈对角线划分成两半，创建了一个动态而清晰的展厅建筑。建筑面朝主干道，与背后沉稳的服务中心形成对比。该项目实现了城市与自然、功能与空间的结合。展厅故意放轻对数量的重视，不像常见的汽车展厅总是布满了汽车，而是根据视线将精挑细选的汽车进行摆布，从而激起访客的好奇心以及驾驶汽车的欲望。

译者：艾比

From the architect. Conceptual framework:The automotive showroom is situated by the main gateway to the city Herning in Jutland, Denmark. The municipality of Herning and the client both wished for a showroom diverging from the stereotypical and one that simultaneously would stand out as an architectural icon. The solution became a rhombic volume divided into two halves by a diagonal cut, creating a dynamic and lucid showroom facing the main road, contrasted by the stable mass of a service centre behind. Placed at the edge of town it is a building where interior and exterior collaborate around the meeting between city and nature, and between function and space.The showroom deliberately downplays quantity, unlike the more common “aquariums” flooded with cars, in favour of carefully chosen views of selected automobiles. It is a showroom that stirs the curiosity of its visitors as well as those driving by this new portal to the city of Herning.

Materials & formal aspects:The faceted building tapers at both ends reaching towards and engaging it’s immediate surroundings. It’s two halves, triangular in shape, are set in contrasting materials. The half containing the service center is characterised by the heavy appearance of fair faced precast concrete elements. Housing the exhibition area, the northern triangle is defined by its light stretch metal facade punctured by two large display windows. The perforated character of the stretch metal creates an interesting play of changing translucency over the course of a day. During daylight, selected cars in the display windows are the focus of attention. In the after hours, when internal light starts to permeate the metal facade, the whole exhibition space becomes perceptible.

The diagonal cut between the showroom and the service centre creates a visual connection between a large shopping centre north-west of the building and the green areas to the south-east. The showroom allows for a continuous spiralling flow of guests between its various levels, from the sub-street levels on the south-east end up to the ceiling on the north-west end. The main internal ramp is expressed in the tilting north-facade which simultaneously follows the sloping of the surrounding terrain. The showroom opens up to the south lying green areas which allow for outdoor exhibitions, creating an overlap between inside and outside, between the city and it’s surrounding nature.Various measures towards sustainability have been taken. The stretch metal facade acts as a sun screen reducing mechanical ventilation of the exhibition area. Solar panels on the roof provide a supplement of renewable energy. Particular emphasis was placed on waste management.