澳大利亚三圣山青年公寓及培训中心/HBV Architects + Carroll

发布于：2023-06-24 07:40:24

Australia Three holy youth apartments and training center

设计方：HBV Architects + Carroll & Cockburn Architects

位置：澳大利亚

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：John Button, Paul Cockburn, Robert Carroll, Steven Spizick, David Hefford, KhaiKulahan

成本：$9,900,000.00 USD

图片：47张

摄影师：Jonathan Wherrett

这是由HBV Architects 与Carroll & Cockburn Architects联合设计的三圣山（Trinity Hill）青年公寓及培训中心。该项目由塔斯马尼亚州住房部发起，旨在为无家可归的、或随时会无家可归的、低收入的、患重大或永久残疾的年轻人提供安全居住、现场支持、培训和教育机会的地方。该项目提供了46套独立一室单元，其中包括8间适合严重或永久残疾的年轻人居住的套间、看护人宿舍、服务职工办公室、公共空间、培训师及厨房。

该发展中心位于历史悠久的三圣山公立学校附近，旨在成为一个有着娱乐和培训功能的社区中心。考虑到地点与语境，新的建筑屈从于旧的公立学校。为了对相邻的别墅文物表示敬意，在面向伊莉沙白大道的立面决定参考别墅的形式和规模。预制混凝土被广泛使用，同时保证经济性和坚固性。其他元素如彩色的遮阳板和墙砖、倾斜的墙壁和木材的选择则让人产生一种搞怪有趣的感受，从而活跃建筑气氛，反对任何“体制”的感觉。这些也延伸到建筑内部，通过使用彩色的书架创造一个适合年轻人的非正式的环境。

译者：筑龙网艾比

From the architect. The Trinity Hill Youth Accommodation and Training Facility has been developed by Housing Tasmania to provide safe and secure long term housing, on-site support, and training and education opportunities for youth who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, on low income, or living with a significant and permanent disability.

The project provides 46 independent 1 bedroom units including 8 suitable for young people living with a significant and permanent disability, a caretakers house, support staff offices, communal spaces, training rooms and kitchen.The development centres around the heritage listed Trinity Hill State School (c1885) which has been re-purposed to create a community hub with recreational and training facilities. Limited but sensitive conservation works have been undertaken within the school building where the original main classroom configuration has been restored.

The project site fronts onto Elizabeth Street and rises over 10m through to Church Street. Strategically placed elevated walkway links provide universal access right through the site.The old school building divides the site into two parts which differ in character and level of sensitivity. The Church Street side has a quieter, residential character. Elizabeth Street is harder edged, more dynamic and noisier with main street activity, commerce and traffic.

The design resolution concentrates all but 8 of the residential units to the Elizabeth Street side where a higher density can sit more comfortably. All units face north to maximise sun and outlook.Consideration has been given to place and context. The new building envelopes are subservient to the old State School, enhancing its pre-eminence, and the Elizabeth Street frontage has, in homage to the heritage townhouse adjacent, been articulated to reference its form and scale.

Precast concrete has been used extensively, for both economy and robustness. However, other elements such as coloured sun shades and wall tiles, angled wall planes and timber screening have been introduced to enliven the building and counter any ‘institutional’ feel by engendering a quirky sense of play and fun. This extends to the unit interiors where use of colour and shelving crates help create a less formal environment attuned to the younger occupants.