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架构师提供的文本描述。向郁郁葱葱的森林和涓涓细流的Sognsvann小溪倾斜，户外护理诊所离挪威最大的医院奥斯陆大学医院Rikshospitalet的入口处只有100米远。它的姊妹楼位于挪威南部的S rlandet医院Kristiansand的落叶林地中，在橡树和桦树之间，俯瞰附近的一个池塘。最初是与奥斯陆大学医院的心理学系和CL-儿童精神病学合作开发的，户外护理务虚会为游客提供了一个和平的空间，游客可以从自然的治疗品质中受益。

Text description provided by the architects. Leaning towards the lush forest and the trickling Sognsvann creek, the Outdoor Care Retreat is located only a hundred meters from the entrance of Norway’s largest hospital, Oslo University Hospital, Rikshospitalet. Its sister building is situated in the deciduous woodland by Sørlandet Hospital Kristiansand in the South of Norway, between oak trees and birch, overlooking a nearby pond. Originally developed in collaboration with the Department of Psychosomatics and CL-Child Psychiatry at Oslo University Hospital, the Outdoor Care Retreat provides a peaceful space where visitors can benefit from the therapeutic qualities of nature. 

Text description provided by the architects. Leaning towards the lush forest and the trickling Sognsvann creek, the Outdoor Care Retreat is located only a hundred meters from the entrance of Norway’s largest hospital, Oslo University Hospital, Rikshospitalet. Its sister building is situated in the deciduous woodland by Sørlandet Hospital Kristiansand in the South of Norway, between oak trees and birch, overlooking a nearby pond. Originally developed in collaboration with the Department of Psychosomatics and CL-Child Psychiatry at Oslo University Hospital, the Outdoor Care Retreat provides a peaceful space where visitors can benefit from the therapeutic qualities of nature. 

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该项目的发起者之一奥斯陆大学医院(奥斯陆大学医院)的儿童心理学家马伦·厄德·林德海姆说：“大自然提供自发的快乐，帮助病人放松。在自然环境中，他们能让他们重新平静下来，并能把他们带回医院。从这个意义上说，户外护理务虚会帮助患者完成治疗，并为更好的疾病管理做出贡献。”

"Nature provides spontaneous joy and helps patients relax. Being in natural surroundings brings them a renewed calm that they can bring back with them into the hospital. In this sense, the Outdoor Care Retreat helps motivate patients to get through treatment and contribute to better disease management", states children’s psychologist Maren Østvold Lindheim at the Oslo University Hospital, one of the initiators of the project.

"Nature provides spontaneous joy and helps patients relax. Being in natural surroundings brings them a renewed calm that they can bring back with them into the hospital. In this sense, the Outdoor Care Retreat helps motivate patients to get through treatment and contribute to better disease management", states children’s psychologist Maren Østvold Lindheim at the Oslo University Hospital, one of the initiators of the project.

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该空间可用于治疗和沉思，并用于与亲戚和朋友远离医院走廊的时间。这些小木屋对所有与医院有联系的病人开放，而不论疾病组如何，预约是通过预约系统进行管理的。

The space can be used for treatment and contemplation, and for spending time with relatives and friends away from the hospital corridors. The cabins are open to every patient connected to the hospitals regardless of disease group, and reservations are managed through a booking system.

The space can be used for treatment and contemplation, and for spending time with relatives and friends away from the hospital corridors. The cabins are open to every patient connected to the hospitals regardless of disease group, and reservations are managed through a booking system.

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一个慷慨的设计，被压抑的35m^2空间与他们附属的巨大的医院建筑形成了鲜明的对比。参照儿童制作的木屋的有趣建筑，发光的木屋就像倾斜的木块，通过不对称的树枝延伸到景观中。随着时间的推移，木屋主体结构的厚厚的木头会变成灰色，自然地融入到周围的环境中。

A Generous Design The subdued 35 m^2 spaces stand in stark contrast to the monumental hospital buildings that they are affiliated with. Referencing the playful construction of wooden tree cabins typically made by children, the luminous cabins are formed like skewed blocks of wood that extend into the landscape through asymmetrical branches. The massive wood of the main structure of the cabin will turn gray over time, blending naturally into the surroundings. 

A Generous Design The subdued 35 m^2 spaces stand in stark contrast to the monumental hospital buildings that they are affiliated with. Referencing the playful construction of wooden tree cabins typically made by children, the luminous cabins are formed like skewed blocks of wood that extend into the landscape through asymmetrical branches. The massive wood of the main structure of the cabin will turn gray over time, blending naturally into the surroundings. 

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根据Sn hetta对社会可持续设计和公共空间的承诺，这些小木屋可供轮椅使用者使用，黑色锌的角度入口大到足以腾出空间，甚至可以容纳医院病床。

Following Snøhetta’s commitment to socially sustainable design and public space, the cabins are accessible for wheelchair users and the angled entrance of black zinc is large enough to make room even for hospital beds.

Following Snøhetta’s commitment to socially sustainable design and public space, the cabins are accessible for wheelchair users and the angled entrance of black zinc is large enough to make room even for hospital beds.

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小木屋包括一个主房间，一个较小的谈话和治疗室，以及一个浴室。室内完全被橡木覆盖，这与外面林地的自然物质性相呼应。在这个空间里，五颜六色的、雕刻的枕头可以自由移动，让孩子们可以建造棚屋，或者躺下来，透过主房间天花板的圆形窗户凝视檐篷。

The cabin consists of a main room, a smaller room for conversation and treatment, and a bathroom. The interior is fully clad in oak, echoing the natural materiality of the woodlands outside. Inside the space, colorful, sculpted pillows can be moved around freely, allowing children to build huts or lie down to gaze at the canopies through the circular window of the ceiling of the main room.

The cabin consists of a main room, a smaller room for conversation and treatment, and a bathroom. The interior is fully clad in oak, echoing the natural materiality of the woodlands outside. Inside the space, colorful, sculpted pillows can be moved around freely, allowing children to build huts or lie down to gaze at the canopies through the circular window of the ceiling of the main room.

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小屋的大玻璃窗可以完全打开，邀请大自然进入空间。这样，游客就可以窥视树林，闻到潮湿的森林地板，还能在小屋里听滴水的声音。

The cabin’s large glass windows can be fully opened, inviting nature into the space. In this way, visitors can peek into the woods, smell the damp forest floor, and listen to the sound of trickling water while still being inside the cabin.

The cabin’s large glass windows can be fully opened, inviting nature into the space. In this way, visitors can peek into the woods, smell the damp forest floor, and listen to the sound of trickling water while still being inside the cabin.

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虽然小木屋是整合在医院校园，它与世隔绝的位置和自然的美学允许它被认为是一个自己的地方。这是一个无声魔法的地方，一个与众不同的地方，为所有年龄的游客提供了一个慷慨和急需的呼吸空间。

Although the cabin is integrated in the hospital campus, its secluded location and natural aesthetics allows it to be perceived as a place of its own. It is a place of muted magic, a place out of the ordinary that provides a generous and much-needed breathing space for visitors of all ages.

Although the cabin is integrated in the hospital campus, its secluded location and natural aesthetics allows it to be perceived as a place of its own. It is a place of muted magic, a place out of the ordinary that provides a generous and much-needed breathing space for visitors of all ages.

Architects Snøhetta

Location Sognsvannsveien 20, 0372 Oslo, Norway

Area 35.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Ivar Kvaal

Category Retirement