圣尼古拉斯学会/DP6

发布于：2023-06-29 20:28:31

St.Nicolaas lyceum

设计方：DP6

位置：荷兰阿姆斯特丹

竣工：2012年

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

图片：11张

摄影师：Jeroen Musch

建筑面积: 12000 平方米

这是一座位于独特位置的独特学校。圣尼古拉斯学校是社会办学的教育机构，对教育行业具有雄心勃勃的现代视野和开放的远见卓识。体育和文化方面的成就让这所学校在同行中脱颖而出。该学校的设计不仅为学生提供了安全的保障，还提供了更多挑战，支持了该学校的教学理念。建筑为学生们提供了广泛的文化表达方式：中庭中设置了许多露天座椅，可以当成剧场使用，并且在周边设置了展览墙和陈列橱窗。注重体育的观念也被整合在建筑中，地下室中的健身房内设置了大量运动设施，室外还有篮球场，可以供学生们在课余使用。该建筑位于阿姆斯特丹的南轴线上，在贝多芬区与比阿特里斯公园的交界处，中庭朝向公园和公共广场，两个方向的视觉轴线相交于中庭，构成了独特的空间感。基座的深灰色调与室外空间相融合，上层浅绿色的带状主体建筑以其柔和的线条与公园协调；室内外空间中的圆角和渐变元素给予了这座建筑柔亲切的感觉。由艺术家Anouk Vogel设计的表皮中的镜中树穿过都市化的南立面，将公园的景色引入了中庭。

A unique school in a unique location. The St. Nicolaas lyceum forms an integrated part of society， has ambitiously modern views and an open-minded outlook where education is concerned. Sports and culture are the spearheads that make the school stand out. Based on a vision that stimulates education and likes to offer its students a challenge， the design has resulted in a building that offers both security and challenges while supporting the educational concept.There is room for a wide range of cultural expression: the central atrium can be used as a theater with the bleacher stairs， there are exhibition walls and showcases. The concept of sports has been integrated in the building as a whole. Sunken below ground level， the sports accommodation offers extensive sports facilities， while on the outside it is covered with basketball pitches that students can use during their breaks.The new building of the St. Nicolaaslyceum is located along the Amsterdam South Axis， where the Beethoven District meets the Beatrix Park. Its outside areas make the school into an inseparable part of its surroundings. The central atrium is oriented towards the park and the public square， two directions that converge in the atrium to convey a sense of space. The dark grey tone of the building’s plinth blends in with the outdoor space. The pale green stripes of the educational level above it feature a soft relief that echoes the willows in the park. The rounded corners and the gradual transitions between internal and external spaces give the building a soft and welcoming look. The Mirror Tree by artist Anouk Vogel on the large glass facade almost literally pulls the park into the atrium and across to the more urbanised south side.