马来西亚赫瑞瓦特大学/Hijjas Architects & Planners

发布于：2023-06-25 10:41:34

Malaysia Heriot Watt University

设计方：Hijjas Architects & Planners

位置：马来西亚

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：11张

摄影师：H Lin Ho

这是由Hijjas Architects & Planners设计的马来西亚赫瑞瓦特大学。建筑师赢得2011年举办的一次邀请竞赛，马来西亚赫瑞瓦特大学首期发展项目将成为催化剂，活跃马来西亚新行政首都布城。一系列体块被设想为土地的剥落；绿色屋顶直接借鉴了公园的“绿化连廊”与普特拉贾亚湖沿岸的开放空间；从而它被定义为公众可以享受的公共空间。拱形的屋顶有助隔热、雨水收集和遮阳，它长约755英尺。拱形屋顶覆盖的首层建筑面积约403650平方英尺，内里布置了讲厅、课室、图书馆、礼堂、学生设施及行政办公室等。该建筑入围了2015年世界建筑节的高等教育及研究院的候选名单。

译者：筑龙网艾比

Won through an invited competition 2011, the first phase of the City Campus development housing the Heriot-Watt University Malaysia is aspired to be a catalyst to enliven the Malaysian administrative capital of Putrajaya, 16 miles south of Kuala Lumpur. Conceptualised as a series of volumes revealed from the peeling of the earth; the green roof is a direct reference to the ‘green continuum’ of park and open spaces along the edges of the Putrajaya lakes; therefore it is defined as public space where the public can enjoy.

The arching roof that act as an insulating thermal, rain water collector, and sun shading devices, is around 755 feet long; arches above an approximately 403,650 square feet of gross floor area of campus spaces consisting of lecture halls, classrooms, library, auditorium, students’ facilities and administrative offices, among others.The Covered Plaza is one of the many open spaces and circulation areas that are protected from the harsh tropical sun, which has been the key driver from the beginning. A shaded welcoming social space, this area and the strategic positioning of slots and openings between the building blocks create shaded and breezy areas; where social and informal learning spaces are encouraged acknowledging the pedagogical need that transcends the classroom walls.

Externally, the architectural volumes and fenestration are playfully articulated to suggest that the university is private institution that is confident, relaxed, open, and part of its society. The City Campus building is rated ‘Certified’ under the Malaysian Green Building Index. This building was shortlisted for the World Architecture Festival Awards 2015 under the Higher Education and Research category.