命运花园中的观景/DJA

发布于：2023-05-14 23:08:15

DJA merges view terrace + pavilion with the garden of destiny in latvia

设计方：DJA

位置：拉脱维亚

分类：花园

内容：实景照片

图片来源：maris lapins

图片：11张

这座名为“view terrace and pavilion”的观景平台由拉脱维亚建筑工作室DJA设计完成。该平台位于krievkalna岛上的纪念公园“命运的花园”之中，为游客提供了一处亲近自然的绝佳场所。该纪念公园将于2018年建设完成，它的建设是对国家成立一百周年的献礼。公园的建设投资全部来源于社会募捐，其设计也是由设计竞赛产生的，现在正处于建筑建设阶段。
“view terrace and pavilion”景观平台的中部向着河流的方向扩展，为人们提供了一个更好的观赏视野。此外，景观平台的高程设计随着地势的起伏变化而变化，也为人们深入感受周围环境带来的美景提供机会。观景平台形式的设计还现有树木的正常生长提供便利，为观赏位置最佳的休息区提供庇护。
观景靠近河岸的部分与地面之间的高差较大，于是设计者平台的下面设计了座椅，为游客景色宜人且舒适的休息区。平台下的空间会因为竖向木柱的疏密程度不同而形成或开放或密闭的空间，人们可以根据自己的喜好进行自由选择。

译者：饭团小组

the ‘view terrace and pavilion’ by latvian architecture studio DJA behaves a platform for people to interact directly with nature. situated in ‘the garden of destiny’, a memorial park on krievkalna island, koknese in latvia, the site serves as a place to remember the country’s deceased over the last century. this sensitive place will be completed as a gift to the nation on its 100th birthday in year 2018. the project started as an architectural competition and with a help of donations is now the first realized building for the park.
extending outwards, the elevated terrace provides views over the daugava river, with multiple levels for people to experience the surrounding landscape. examining the flow and circulation of visitors around the site, particular attention was paid to its approach, so that the water beyond wasn’t concealed. the built form was shaped in order to preserve existing trees and features integrated benches and covered seating areas, which were positioned in spots with the best outlook.
different levels of the terrain were merged with the pavilion, following the sloping topography. the building is partly sunken into the ground to respect the views beyond and also provide comfortable access from its lowest point. the volume consists of a diverse range of open and closed spaces, giving people the opportunity to choose according to the weather and their mood. blending in with the existing landscape, the wooden structure gradually guides one onto the built form and back to nature again.