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适读人群 ：设计师
　　

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内容简介

　　《建筑竞标方案：跨越》收录了近年来世界各地各大方案赛中涌现出的优秀方案。全书结构清晰，深层次地展现了建筑师的设计理念。它将成为诸多建筑事务所深入研究的参考与动力，促使建筑师探索佳作形成的秘密。

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Commercial 商业
Public & Sports 公共与体育
Office 办公
Cultural 文化
Residential & Planning 住宅与规划
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精彩书摘

　　OurproposalfortheTangshanEarthquakeMemorialevolvedaroundacoupleofconcepts；theearthquakeitselfasamanifestationofthedestructivetraitsofnature‘smultifacetedqualities，andtimeasitphysicallymanifestitselfinmagnitudeandforce，morphingintolessdistinctshapesastheygrowdistantfromtheepicenterofthelocationandtimeoftheeventTheideasofnature’sconstructiveversusdestructivequalities，thenotionoflandscapeinconstantchangealongwiththeperceptionoftimeanditsrelationtomemoryledustofocusontwoprinciples；thesetwoprimaryprinciplesmanifestthemselvesthroughpolarflowsinoneconcisespatialorganizationalstructure：continuouspathsorringsandthetensionbetweenthosepathsthatcreatethethresHolds.Thethresholdsandcontinuousringsorpathsareaccentuatedbystrategicallynotconfiguringtheinfrastructuralringsinatypicalwayalongthetopographybutrathercuttingthroughitandthuscreatingafanninglandscapestructure.Additionallybyapplyingdifferentprogrammaticcharacteristicstoeachoftheringstheyarefurthercontrastedbyspeedofuseandsurfacetreatment.Thetwoprinciples(thresholdsandcontinuity)translateintoverydifferentexperiencesofnature；oneisstable，walkingalongonepathinanuninterruptedlandscapesetting

　　versuscuttingthroughtheringsandexperiencingnaturechangedramaticallyfromringtoring.Sinceeachringcaterstoadifferentspeedofuseandthereforeistreatedwithdierentmaterials，theexperienceofcuttingthroughtheringsemphasizesthepowerofnaturebysheercontrast.TheMemorialThememorialoccupiesthelastringatthecoreofthepark，itsurroundsthemuseumandtheruinsandforgesanephemeralbarrierofmemorythatthevisitorpassesthroughastheyenterthespaceofthemuseumandtheruins.Thisringhasseverallayersofverticalsteelrods，thatattheverytop，houseadualcoloredultrabrightLED.Eachrodhasamemoryplatethatislocatedatshoulderheightandisengravedwithanameofoneofthevictimsoftheearthquake.BytouchingthenameplatethevisitortriggerstheLEDonthetopoftherodlightingitinmemoryandsendingarippleectofbluelightthroughouttheadjacentrods.Theaccumulatedeectisthatofightripplesthatoccupythespaceofthememorialsimilartothatofwaterripples.

　　Thememorialisafieldofobjectsthatareeachuniquebutarenetworkedtogether，aecteachotherandbecomealivingbreathingelementthatchangesdependingonthevisitorsthatactivateit.Atmidnightonthenightoftheearthquakethememorialrodslightonebyoneinredlight，thiscanbeviewedfromtheparkorfromafarasamemoryceremonythatidentifieseverypersonlostonebyoneuntilallrodsarelit.TheRuinsTheringsthatformtheparkasastructuredlandscapechangeconfigurationastheyentertheareaoftheruins，deviatingfromeachotherandcreatingalargeenoughrupturetoencapsulateeachsegmentoftheruinslikeinanexcavation.Theringsnowformelevatedpathswherethevisitorwalksastheruinsgrowfrombelowandtoweroverhead.Withthisschemewetreattheruinsasiftheyarepartofnature，liketreesgrowinginthepark.Therupturedringsenforceuneasiness，unsteadiness.TheMuseumThemuseumfollowsthesamelogicoftheconstructedlandscapethatisubiquitousthroughoutthepark.Theexistingbuildingsarerestoredandstaytruetothenewparktopographyandthusareonlypartiallyoverground，bydoingsoweincreasethesizeoftheexistingbuildingsutilizingthenewlyformedspacesunderground.Therooftopsoftheexistingbuildingsarereplacedwithglassthatisetchedwithasilverprintoftheearthquakeruinsphotographs.Thelightthatentersthroughtherooftopscreatesimprintsonthefloorofthebuilding.Fromtheinsidethevisitorsareencompassedbytheseimagesbylookingeitherattheskyoraroundatthewallsandfloor.Fromtheoutsidetheelevatedlandscapeenablesthevisitorstolookdownontotheimagesasanarcheologicalsite.

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