法国迈齐埃莱梅特市音乐学校/Dominique Coulon&associés

发布于：2023-06-23 14:53:53

France Maizières-lès-Metz City Music School

设计方：Dominique Coulon&associés

位置：法国

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Arnaud Eloudyi, Olivier Nicollas, Eunchu Park

成本：6 200 000 euros H.T

图片：38张

摄影师：Eugeni Pons, Guillaume Wittmann

这是由Dominique Coulon&associés设计的迈齐埃莱梅特市音乐学校。这个音乐学校长100米，宽40米。建筑布局与主干道相垂直，并留出16米的公共空间。建筑所在位置与大型杉木森林相对，组团的形式形成了门户的形成，标志着通往小镇的入口。宽敞的前院消失在建筑底部。公众使用楼梯前往内部庭院和主门厅。这是个宽阔的、设有天窗的区域，并tuyou磷光颜料。在夜间它会散发出一种奇怪的光。该建筑布置了混合的功能，包括当地青年区域、学生课外中心、社区大厅、礼堂和音乐学校。这些功能均布置在一座建筑内。功能的混合性极大地丰富了该建筑的内容，每个实体都十分突出，并与其他形成对比。

译者：筑龙网艾比

The music school is a monolithic block 100 metres long and 40 metres wide. It is sited perpendicular to the main road, projecting into the public area by 16 metres. The building is set against a forest of giant sequoias, also aligned perpendicular to the main road. The group forms a doorway marking the entrance to the town.
There is a broad forecourt area that disappears underneath the building. The public uses the monumental staircase leading to the inside courtyard and the main foyer. This is a wide area, open to the sky, treated with phosphorescent paint. In the evening it continues to glow with a strange light.The building houses a mixed programme. It comprises premises for local teenagers, an extra-curricular centre for schoolchildren, a community hall, an auditorium, and a music school.

These functions are brought together in a monolithic building. The programming complexity is managed on the inside in a single building. The juxtaposition of the combined programmes greatly enriches the building, with each entity standing out in contrast to the others.The outside of the building reveals little of the programme on the inside – only the large bay windows allow a glimpse of the community hall. It is possible to catch sight of the ephemeral movements of the dancers.There is abundant natural light, with the highly coloured patios providing their own special light. This configuration of patios also protects the areas from disturbance from the nearby motorway.

The building is not designed merely as an elongated monolith, however. The outside curls round progressively, finally absorbing the two levels devoted to the music school. This curling adds dynamic impetus to the general outline, and the vanishing lines of the volumes seem strangely disturbed. The outer casing has the rustic appearance of everyday concrete – concrete that assumes its defects.The building is in reinforced concrete, cast on the spot, resting on piles.In contrast, the materials used for the interior are precious. The main hall is in light-coloured wood, while the ceiling allows glimpses of wonderful gilded surfaces through the large cavities, which gives the light a warm tinge.The auditorium is hung with tensed wires on its three sides. The walls move with the slightest breath of air, revealing their thickness. The adjustable acoustic (controlled shutters) disappears behind this elegant filter. The precious wood used for the flooring (wenge) reinforces the effect of a presentation box.

The extracurricular centre for schoolchildren is monochrome; the orange colour saturates the space, and the shiny resin flooring reinforces its highly artificial aspect.The primary logic consists of implementing very marked contrasts among the different areas: contrasting materials, contrasting colours, contrasting light.The interior and the exterior are totally dissociated, with the rustic look of the outside being the diametrical opposite of the precious interior.