奈梅亨Han大学应用科技教学楼/LIAG Architects

发布于：2023-06-26 20:41:33

Nijmegen Han university of applied science and technology building

设计方：LIAG Architects

位置：荷兰希尔弗瑟姆

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Thomas Bögl, Erik Schotte, Bastiaan Bijloos, Harmen Landman, Jeroen Kaan, Arie Aalbers

建筑公司：Bouwadviesbureau van der Ven, Ridderkerk, NL

图片：19张

摄影师：Ben Vulkers, Hannah Anthonysz

这是由LIAG Architects设计的奈梅亨Han大学应用科技教学楼，是荷兰最可持续的教育建筑。建筑的外观体现着可持续观念，同时尊重周边的建筑物。该项目在各楼层均实现了可持续发展，包括使用的材料、空气质量、声学、视觉舒适度和照明灯环境参数，从而创建了一个能满足大部分能源需求的节能建筑。屋顶的热能储存系统和太阳能电池板，节约了能源耗费。建筑内部主要由天然材料构成，日光充足，色调柔和，给人以开放的、组织合理的空间感觉。一个宽敞的中庭提供了光线和空间，鼓励用户在此交流。在中庭的玻璃屋顶设置了光伏电池板系统，从而遮阳隔热。新的I/O大楼是奈梅亨Han大学最成功的可持续建筑个案。

译者：艾比

Solar City Nijmegen has been enriched with the addition of a unique and sustainable building. The I/O building, which recently became the new home of the Faculty of Education of HAN University of Applied Sciences (HAN), is the most sustainable academic building in the Netherlands. The outward appearance of the building is determined by sustainability aspects, which also respect adjacent buildings.

Sustainability is integrated at all levels and addresses environmental parameters such as water consumption, use of materials, air quality, acoustics, visual comfort and lighting. The result is an energy-efficient building that meets most of its own energy needs. A thermal energy storage system and solar panels on the roof actually deliver energy gains below the bottom line. This enables other buildings on the HAN campus to save on their energy bills.The new building combines sustainability with educational comfort. The interior is dominated by natural materials, an abundance of daylight and subdued colours. This gives the building an open and well organised feel. A spacious atrium provides light and space and encourages users to interact. PV panels integrated in the glass roof of the atrium help shade out the sun.

Opportunities for encounter are concentrated on the ground floor, which houses a superb study and resource centre, the lobby and a study café. The different floors are connected by aerial walkways, which connect the upper floors. The floors of the building intersect, with each floor being projected or recessed. The resulting roof terraces create space for extra greenery on and around the building. The staggered construction also ensures that homes adjacent to the north side of the building continue to receive the same influx of sunlight and daylight. LIAG believes that for construction to be sustainable, a building must create more biodiversity than it uses. Planting greenery in, around and on the building creates a new microclimate which serves as a new habitat for local flora and fauna.

The I/O building mainly contains educational and sports functions and provides excellent facilities for approximately 3,600 students. The building covers an area of 36,633 m2 (gross floor area), 16,641 m2 of which is used for educational purposes, and a three-level underground car park with 650 parking spaces.The new I/O building is the capstone and most successful example of sustainability on the HAN campus in Nijmegen. Besides the fact that it is the most sustainable academic building in the Netherlands, the new I/O building is, first and foremost, a healthy building that is a pleasure to use.