天津恒隆广场/KPF建筑事务所

发布于：2023-06-21 22:41:11

Tianjin Hang Lung Plaza
设计方：KPF建筑事务所
位置：天津
分类：商业建筑
内容：实景照片
建筑设计负责人：james von klemperer, FAIA
设计团队：ciara seymour, gary stluka, benjamin albury; bernard chang; hanna chang; saera park; shang chen
合作人：tianjin architects & consulting engineers (TACE); local design institute; P&T international
委托人：恒隆集团（hang lung properties limited）
图片：9张
摄影师：tim griffith

天津恒隆广场正式开放，是天津商业复兴区的核心项目，创建了一系列重要的链接市民和商业空间的场所。该项目由kohn pedersen fox associates(KPF)设计，巨大的壳状结构重新定义了河滨和林荫大道之间的联系，建筑由22块七层高的混凝土肋和10000多件玻璃板构成。河边方向的建筑为弧状，而另一侧的南立面内敛，让内部空间融入到周围的街道中。该项目的设计概念为“城市市集”，宽敞的交通流线串联了丰富多样的活动项目。品牌门店会占用步行街沿路的两到三层高的石“盒子”，而大型中庭则兼具公共广场和垂直交通的功能。

译者：艾比

forming the centerpiece of tianjin’s redeveloped commercial district, ‘riverside 66′ has opened its doors, creating an important series of connected civic and retail spaces intended to engage the public. designed by kohn pedersen fox (KPF), the monumental shell-like structure redefines the connection between the adjacent river and the he ping lu boulevard, constructed from 22 seven-story high concrete ribs and over 10,000 panels of glass.

curving upwards from the riverside, the building converges with the opposing southern façade, allowing the interior program to engage the surrounding streets. envisioned as an ‘urban market’, the plan’s circulation is intentionally porous with frequent active entries positioned throughout. brands can occupy two and three story stone ‘boxes’ that stack along the pedestrian street, while a grand atrium at the center of the design operates as both a public plaza and vertical concourse.

‘the building itself is conceived as public space where the building intentionally engages the urban traffic and fosters user interaction‘, explains jeffrey kenoff, director and senior designer at KPF. ‘clearly the project needed to operate for a retail and multi program environment, but it also wanted to be a social network to embrace, represent and activate a local community.’

‘now that the structural frame is complete, to wander inside a series of curved concrete ribs is something like it must be to see a whale skeleton from the inside. herman melville would be inspired’, furthered james von klemperer, design principal of KPF.