Ribbons庭院景观/Cliff Garten Studio

发布于：2023-05-14 00:57:33

Ribbons / Cliff Garten Studio

位置：美国

分类：别墅庭院

内容：实景照片

图片：10张

Ribbons庭院设计位于旧金山联合国广场，面积约为20000平方英尺。设计是在此次的庭院设计中加入了景观雕塑、矩阵式的铺路、休息座椅、喷泉以及植被等等，改变了这座1932年的经典建筑Arthur Brown的对称性。
设计师Garten将原有的两个经典的喷泉的材质改为现代景观作品常用的花岗岩材质，并用混凝土铺设了道路，形成一个较大的透水表面部分。优雅的现浇混凝土长椅也设计成与路线相符的流线型，带给庭院里的人们一种间断循环的节奏感。
这些由再生混凝土制成的地表雕塑，给人们一种地面扭曲上升的印象，在庭院内创建了一个三维交织的景观形式并为人们提供闲坐休息的地方。整个院子的设计还非常注重绿色可持续发展技术的应用，耗水量非常低。院子的两侧各种有16棵白桦树，在活跃的地面和建筑物的白色砖墙之间创建了垂直维度。总的来说，此次优秀的景观设计不仅为这一古老的场地带来了景观活力，同时也对历史建筑的保护做出贡献。

景观设计：Cliff Garten Studio
景观面积：21840平方英尺
景观时间：2013年
图片来源：Courtesy of Cliff Garten Studio

译者：饭团小组

From the architect. Ribbons is a landscape sculpture for the Art and Architecture Program of the General Services Administration, at 50 United Nations Plaza, San Francisco, CA. The courtyard design transforms the classical symmetry of the 1932 Arthur Brown building, by inserting a sculptural matrix of paving, seating, fountains and planting into the building’s 20,000 sq. ft. Courtyard.
Garten re-envisioned the two classical fountains in Arthur Brown’s original 1932 plan (which were never built) as contemporary granite forms. These forms are part of a larger horizontal vocabulary of an elongated classical motif of concrete paving ribbons set into a larger pervious surface of decomposed granite. Elegant cast concrete benches rise from, twist and fall back into these paving ribbons giving a rhythmically punctuated circulation system throughout the courtyard.
These sculptures made of recycled and cast concrete give the impression that the horizontal surface has been lifted to create a three dimensional interwoven form and create points of rest in the courtyards circulation system. The green character of the courtyard is based on simple sustainable technologies, with low water, shade tolerant planting beneath a grove of 32 white birch trees that create vertical dimension between the active ground plane and the buildings white brick walls. Ribbons cuts a sensitive line between the preservation of the historical architecture and the adaptive reuse of the Federal Building by the GSA and its aggressive Sustainability initiative for the project under GSA’s Design Excellence Program.