法国综合理工学院学习中心/藤本壮介建筑师事务所

发布于：2023-06-25 19:43:04

France Comprehensive institute of learning center

设计方：藤本壮介建筑师事务所、Manal Rachdi OXO Architectes、Nicolas Laisné Associés

位置：法国巴黎

分类：教育建筑

内容：设计方案

项目规模：10 000平方米

图片：29张

这是由藤本壮介建筑师事务所, Manal Rachdi OXO Architectes 与Nicolas Laisné Associés联合设计的巴黎综合理工学院学习中心方案设计，该方案赢得了竞赛冠军。该项目旨在为教育机构和研究学院提供一个共享研究平台。获奖方案提供了一个开放、通透的环境，正立面的玻璃幕墙覆盖了大型顶棚，而室内种有植物，模糊了室内外之间的界限。作为六所学校联合的象征，该建筑提供共享学习项目、交流的平台，成为毗邻景观项目延伸的汇集点。

该项目建筑面积达10000平方米，预算为325万欧元，的将能容纳150名职工和服务2000名学生使用。该项目除了几个演讲厅和众多教室外，还创建了致力于创新教学的空间，还配置了视频会议区和协作工作区等关注互助和数字化工具的场所。建筑对前方的带状公园开放，与自然融合。室内，开阔的中庭种植了生机勃勃的植物，走道和楼梯为老师、学生和访客创造了许多非正式的集会或工作空间。这些场所中光线柔和，提供了令人惊喜和不断变化的独特空间。该项目计划于2018年末对外开放，成为法国首都巴黎萨克雷地区改革的一部分，并将受益于大巴黎快线的地铁18号线的建设。

译者：艾比

Sou Fujimoto Architects, Manal Rachdi OXO Architectes and Nicolas Laisné Associés, Won the first Prize for the new Learning Centre of the Ecole Polytechnique, in Paris-Saclay.On March 16th, 2015, the Ecole Polytechnique designated Sou Fujimoto Architects, Manal Rachdi Oxo architects and Nicolas Laisné as winners of the design competition organized for the construction of the new Learning Centre of the Ecole Polytechnique, in Paris-Saclay.The operation aims to design a single building where study programs will be shared between sixeducation and research institutions as the Ecole Polytechnique, Institut Mines-Telecom, AgroParisTech, ENSTA ParisTech, ENSAE ParisTech and Institut d’Optique (IOGS),

After the first jury, four candidates were finalists: Sou Fujimoto Architects + Manal Rachdi Oxo architects + Nicolas Laisné Associates, Atelier 2/3/4, Babin + Renaud and Chartier Dalix Architectes. The project led by the group Sou Fujimoto, Manal Rachdi Oxo architects and Nicolas Laisné Associates seduced by its openness to the surroundings, its transparency and its porosity. The front glazed façade is covered with a generous canopy while the vegetation is invading the interior space, thus blurring the limits between inside and outside.

As a symbol of the union of the six schools, all of them belonging to the Paris-Saclay University, the learning center becomes a point of convergence, thought of as an extension of the qualities of the adjacent landscaping project.The building, with an area of approximately 10 000 m² and a budget of € 32.5M, will host 150 staff and welcome 2,000 students within its premises of various typologies. In addition to several lecture halls and numerous classrooms; spaces dedicated to innovative pedagogy will be created. “Distance-learning rooms”, videoconferencing and collaborative working spaces such as “boxes-work” or “project rooms” will optimize the environment for an educational system focused on interactivity and digital tools. The building will also provide a cafeteria and relaxation areas favoring serendipity, itself encouraged by the close proximity of the research laboratories of the Ecole Polytechnique.

Opening up to the linear park in front, the Learning Center is invaded by nature. Inside, a wide atrium is inhabited by the light vegetation and a series of walkways and staircases creating numerous informal spaces for teachers, students and visitors allowing new places to meet or work. These platforms, the “spontaneous amphitheaters” and the classrooms are united under one roof providing promiscuity and privacy in an intimate relationship with nature. People won’t pass each other in corridors anymore, but meet in vivid places, in a unique space bathed in soft light, with surprising and changing views. The large transparent facade of the Learning Center opens to the West on the “Green”, a vast public space covered by lawns and partly wooded. The building is thus seen as an open space revealing the activities taking place in its heart and stands as an architectural and academic emblem of the future neighborhood.

The Learning Center, soon to be erected in the heart of the current development area of the École Polytechnique, is representative of the evolution of the urban campus of Paris-Saclay which just entered the operational phase. The campus served by the future train line 18 of the Grand Paris Express will reach a program of a total of 1.740 million square meters.