巴特沙勒巴赫疗养度假村/Architects Collective ZT-GmbH

发布于：2023-05-07 11:36:26

Medical Resort Bad Schallerbach

设计方：Architects Collective ZT-GmbH (AC)

位置：奥地利

分类：医疗建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Andreas Frauscher, Richard Klinger, Mathias Lang (Projektmanager), Harry Leuter, Valentina Petrovic,

建筑公司：€ 13,000,000

结构师：Gmeiner Haferl ZT-GmbH

项目规模：10 200平方米

图片：17张

摄影师：Hertha Hurnaus

Architects Collective ZT-GmbH (AC)设计了巴特沙勒巴赫疗养度假村。这个位于特拉特纳赫河畔的康复中心，以最大化舒适度和最低运营成本为特色。这源自铁路医疗保险工人与矿工基金会(VAEB)赞助的全面改造，以及医疗保健设施的现代化和拓展。Architects Collective在欧洲范围的比赛中脱颖而出，获得该项目的改造设计权。经过20个月的施工，全新的中心和保健水疗设施，将为节能和保健设立新的标杆。改造工作包括添加124张客人床和升级周围的公园。在规划中，建于1968年的5层楼建筑将增至6 000平方米，并改善取暖效果。另外，建筑团队还建造了一个4 300平方英尺的新空间，包括酒店房间、理疗区、泳池和餐厅。理疗泳池以其向南的戏剧性悬臂屋顶，成为了整个设施的中心。就从这里，室内空间流动而出，进入周围的公园，并升级以由古桦和栎树遮阴的全新座位区域。整体的设计理念基于健康、自然和人文生态的和谐转换。这一转换通过建筑空间和周围自然环境，以及天然材料使用体现。

建筑时间：2013年
图片来源：Hertha Hurnaus

译者：芳馨•薇瑷

An inviting rehabilitation center highlighting maximum comfort and low operating costs are the result of a comprehensive renovation, modernization and extension of the healthcare facility Bad Schallerbach by the Health Insurance Fund for Railway- Workers and Miners (VAEB). After a construction period of 20 month the new center combines medical care facilities in a spa like setting and sets new standards in energy efficiency and healthcare.
As part of a comprehensive restructuring plan, the VAEB embarked on a massive upgrade and development of the property situated directly on the bank of the River Trattnach. Architects Collective was chosen from an EU-wide competition to work on the reconstruction.
The renovation and extension of the health care facility includes an addition of 124 guest beds and upgrades to the surrounding park. In the course of planning, the five-story building built in 1968 was reorganized with the addition of 6,000 square meters and complete thermal renovation. Additionally, the architects created a 4,200-square-foot extension with a hotel rooms, therapy area, pool and dining room.
A lot of light and natural materials
Die Bad Schallerbach VAEB combines a visionary concept based on a harmonious exchange between health, nature and human ecology. This exchange is emphasized throughout the building via its spatial references to the surrounding natural environment and use of natural materials throughout. The therapy pool, with its dramatic cantilevered roof to the south serves as the heart of the facility. From there, the interior space flows out to the surrounding park updated with inviting new seating areas shaded by old birch/oak trees.
The fluid transition between the interior and exterior of the building represents a symbiotic relationship between medicine and nature. The interior emphasizes natural surfaces including slate, stone and rubber floors as well as furniture made of light oak has been imbedded with fresh hues that lend the healthcare facility a resort like quality.
Color accents varying from floor to floor serve as a discrete navigational system for guests. The friendly and open character of each space is enhanced by strong visual links between the lush park and foyer, living areas and therapy pool. Due to the repetitive floor plan in the areas of accommodation, wood in the form of highly insulated exterior walls and solid wood panels inserted between partition walls and ceiling serve as the ideal building material.
The balconies of the newly renovated areas are made of wood and a lightweight steel construction and have been outfitted with irregular wooden slates offering guests shading and visual protection. The majority of the new construction is prefabricated with different factory-fitted parts such as entire walls or ceiling elements of the health care facility.