英国设计博物馆/OMA

发布于：2023-07-30 21:13:12

英文名称：England Design Museum

工程内容：实景照片

位置：英国

设计公司：OMA, Allies and Morrison, John Pawson

这是由OMA、Allies and Morrison与John Pawson联合设计的伦敦设计博物馆。建筑师想在新的伦敦设计博物馆中，将生活重新注入这座现代主义的丰碑建筑，同时保留其独特的铜屋顶和抛物线的建筑形式。该项目进行了大量复杂的翻新工程，包括结构和地下室的挖掘重组，以增加其建筑面积。在满足伦敦设计博物馆的需求的同时，还与遗产保护官员达成协议，保留了戏剧性的视野。建筑外立面完全被替换，以满足当代建筑技术标准。玻璃更换并重新设计，以保留原本开窗的图案和RHWL建筑原始的蓝色玻璃外观。

译者：筑龙网艾比

From the architect. In December 2007, along with ve other architectural firms, OMA was invited by Chelseld deputy chairman Sir Stuart Lipton to consider the potential of the Commonwealth Institute site. OMA’s proposal sought to save the grade II* listed building by reinjecting life into the modernist monument, the new home for London’s Design Museum, while retaining its distinctive copper roof and parabolic form. OMA with Allies and Morrison were the architects responsible for the design of the refurbished structural shell and external envelope of the building. The project required a close working relationship with Design Museum interior architects, John Pawson.

Significant and complex refurbishment works were carried out, including the wholesale reconfiguration of the structure and basement excavation to increase floor area and organisational efficiency to suit the needs of the Design Museum, while balancing the retention of the dramatic views to the underside as agreed with heritage officers. The refurbishment was realized while retaining the renowned parabolic copper roof in-situ, which required significant engineering skill from Arup and the contractor, Mace.

The facades have been completely replaced to fulfill contemporary technical building standards. The glazing was redesigned and replaced to retain the pattern of the fenestration and the blue-glass appearance of the original RHWL building. This new system permits controlled daylight into and views out of future museum spaces. Original stained glass panels were removed, refurbished and reinstated to be enjoyed by future visitors to the Museum.

The setting of the Design Museum has been designed with landscape architects West 8. Original features of the Commonwealth Institute have been painstakingly researched and reinterpreted back into the contemporary design with significant trees retained along the edge of Holland Park and Kensington High Street.

The Commonwealth Institute refurbishment project has been realized as an essential part of the adjacent Holland Green development by Chelseld LLP and Ilchester Estates, a striking arrangement of three stone cubes that respond to the geometry and grid of the retained museum building, providing 54 residential apartments placed within a highly sensitive urban / park context and also designed by OMA and Allies and Morrison.