比利时艺术学校/carlos arroyo arquitectos

发布于：2023-06-29 21:59:32

academie MWD
设计方：carlos arroyo arquitectos
位置：比利时迪尔贝克
竣工：2012年
分类：教育建筑
内容：实景照片
图片：23张
摄影师：miguel de guzmán

造价: 540万欧元

为了加强位于布鲁塞尔以西的迪尔贝克市作为西部文化中心的位置，主要在西班牙马德里执业的设计事务所carlos arroyo arquitectos设计的艺术学校于今日竣工并开幕，主要教授音乐、表演和舞蹈。建筑位于多种文化、多种环境交汇的中心，北方是森林自然保护区，南部是城市的主要广场和市政厅，还散布着一些饭店；东部多是郊区的住宅，有着农场一样的坡屋顶；西部是文化中心，建筑体量都比较大。根据这些场地条件，建筑为了融入城市肌理采用了相对适中的尺度。不规则的锯齿状屋顶与周围的郊区住宅相呼应，只是采用了独特的变形。建筑一端出挑的悬臂上方作为礼堂，下面则是建筑唯一的入口。雨水在屋面上被收集起来并进行再利用。建筑的表皮由一系列竖向的条形窗有韵律的排列而成，同样部分覆以多彩的百叶。沿着森林漫步的时候，百叶窗的光学效应使建筑看上去就像一颗树一样，很容易的隐藏到当地的景观中去。从西面看去以艺术中心为背景的建筑具有平面构成的效果，像一幅画，反映出某些艺术家的艺术理论。其他的面覆盖以原色的织纹金属板，这些立面元素遮挡直接的光线，同时将间接的反射光带入室内，减少了耗电量。

seeking to strengthen the westrand cultural center of dilbeek in the west part of brussels， madrid-based practice carlos arroyo arquitectos have just inaugurated the 'academie MWD，' providing education in music， theater and dance. the site finds itself in the epicenter of a varied context: to the north is the protected wolfsputten natural forest; to the south， the main square and city hall with several restaurants; to the east， a cluster of suburban villas resembling the archetypal farm typology's pitched roof; to the west， the cultural center and its immense masses. in response to these conditions， the new building is of an appropriate scale to integrate appropriately into the urban fabric. the irregular saw-tooth canopy reflects the neighboring residential characteristics with its own unique twist， ending in a large cantilever that holds the auditorium elevated off of the only entrance to the construct. rainwater is also collected here and recycled as grey water.in creating its own identity， the facade is composed of a rhythmic series of vertical-strip windows with similar vertically oriented louvers. when walking towards the forest， the optical effect of the shutters piece together a large image of trees， almost hiding the structure into the landscape. when venturing towards westrand， the shades display an 2D composition based on the cultural center's architect's paintings and artistic theories， with the remaining surface areas covered in textured neutral metal panels. these screens also block out direct light and reflect indirect light to the interior， greatly reducing the use of electricity.