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架构师提供的文本描述。阿尔托大学校园的V re大楼由获奖的芬兰Verstas建筑事务所设计，是一种新型的教育场所，它将设计和商业放在同一屋檐下。它致力于共同做事的概念。这座建筑是学生和教职员工之间偶然接触和合作的场所，是创意和商业领域的密集创作、教学和研究的场所。这种合作有望培养新型的初创企业、公司和未来的人才。

Text description provided by the architects. The Väre Building at the Aalto University campus, designed by the award-winning Finnish bureau Verstas Architects, is a new type of education venue that combines design and business under the same roof. It is dedicated to the concept of doing things together. The building is a place for casual encounters and collaboration between students and teaching staff, for intense creation, teaching and research in creative and business fields. This cooperation is expected to foster new types of start-ups, companies and future talent.

Text description provided by the architects. The Väre Building at the Aalto University campus, designed by the award-winning Finnish bureau Verstas Architects, is a new type of education venue that combines design and business under the same roof. It is dedicated to the concept of doing things together. The building is a place for casual encounters and collaboration between students and teaching staff, for intense creation, teaching and research in creative and business fields. This cooperation is expected to foster new types of start-ups, companies and future talent.

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这个建筑群是一种不同寻常的功能组合。除了阿尔托大学艺术、建筑和设计学院(Aalto University School of Art，Architecture and Design)和商业学院(School Of Business)-这两所学院都是全球名列前茅-之外，它还包括购物中心“A集团”，它建在上面，直接从新的阿尔托大学一楼大厅向公众开放。该建筑群拥有45000平方米的空间，容纳了1850名学生和350名员工。

The building complex is an unusual mix of functions. Besides housing the Aalto University School of Arts, Architecture and Design, and the School of Business, both high-ranking globally, it also includes the shopping centre ‘A bloc’ and is built above and accessed directly from the new Aalto University underground station. The ground floor lobby is open to the public. The complex has 45,000 square meters of space and hosts 1,850 students and 350 employees.

The building complex is an unusual mix of functions. Besides housing the Aalto University School of Arts, Architecture and Design, and the School of Business, both high-ranking globally, it also includes the shopping centre ‘A bloc’ and is built above and accessed directly from the new Aalto University underground station. The ground floor lobby is open to the public. The complex has 45,000 square meters of space and hosts 1,850 students and 350 employees.

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 Ground floor plan

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瓦雷大楼适应其周围舒适的规模。20世纪40年代，世界著名的建筑师艾诺和阿尔瓦·阿尔托对奥塔尼米地区的总体规划创造了一个类似村庄的校园。新的建筑群是巨大的，但它的设计是作为一群较小的建筑物，有一个舒适的规模-这一原则让人联想到Aaltos设计的老主楼。正面是红砖和图案玻璃，并补充了现有的校园建筑在当代的方式。

The Väre Building adapts to the cosy scale of its surroundings. World-famous architects Aino and Alvar Aalto's masterplan for the Otaniemi district in the 1940s created a village-like campus area. The new building complex is huge, but it is designed to appear as clusters of smaller buildings that have a comfortable scale – a principle reminiscent of Aaltos’ design for the old main building. The facades are red brick and patterned glass, and complement the existing campus architecture in a contemporary way.

The Väre Building adapts to the cosy scale of its surroundings. World-famous architects Aino and Alvar Aalto's masterplan for the Otaniemi district in the 1940s created a village-like campus area. The new building complex is huge, but it is designed to appear as clusters of smaller buildings that have a comfortable scale – a principle reminiscent of Aaltos’ design for the old main building. The facades are red brick and patterned glass, and complement the existing campus architecture in a contemporary way.

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V re大楼与标志性的老主建筑形成了一个全新的广场。它把大学建筑、地下车站和零售空间的主要入口结合在一起，为绿树成荫的校园增添了一片繁华的城市。广场是设计中的关键新社会空间。

The Väre Building forms a completely new square with the iconic, old main building. It brings together the main entrances to both university buildings, the underground station and retail spaces, thus adding a spot of urban bustle to the leafy campus. The square is the key new social space in the design.

The Väre Building forms a completely new square with the iconic, old main building. It brings together the main entrances to both university buildings, the underground station and retail spaces, thus adding a spot of urban bustle to the leafy campus. The square is the key new social space in the design.

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空间布局协同工作的体系结构支持建筑物的交互和灵活使用。Verstas建筑公司的建筑师Jussi Palva解释说：“我们的目标是通过在相同的楼层放置不同领域的工作坊，并混合工作人员和学生空间来鼓励接触。”“此外，商学院和艺术、建筑和设计学院的学生还一起开设了一些课程。这意味着一些空间是非常具体地共享的。用户将在广场、自助餐厅、学生画廊和各种集体工作空间见面，或者简单地在楼梯上会面，这是建筑物的主要视觉元素之一。“

The architecture of working together The spatial layout supports interaction and flexible use of the building. “We have aimed to encourage encounters by placing workshops of different fields on the same floors and mixing staff and student spaces,” explains architect Jussi Palva from Verstas Architects. “In addition, students from the School of Business and the School of Arts, Architecture and Design have some courses together. This means that some of the spaces are very concretely shared. Users will meet in the squares, cafeterias, student galleries and various group working spaces, or simply on the stairs that are one of the main visual elements in the building.”

The architecture of working together The spatial layout supports interaction and flexible use of the building. “We have aimed to encourage encounters by placing workshops of different fields on the same floors and mixing staff and student spaces,” explains architect Jussi Palva from Verstas Architects. “In addition, students from the School of Business and the School of Arts, Architecture and Design have some courses together. This means that some of the spaces are very concretely shared. Users will meet in the squares, cafeterias, student galleries and various group working spaces, or simply on the stairs that are one of the main visual elements in the building.”

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这座建筑以精心规划的空间序列展开。房间被布置在内部庭院周围，可以看到所有楼层和它们之间的楼梯，这创造了一种空间感。公共大厅从其他空间中脱颖而出，帮助用户在建筑物中定位。

The building unfolds as a carefully planned spatial sequence. Rooms are arranged around interior courtyards that open views to all the floors and the stairs between them, which creates a sense of space. The public lobby stands out from the other spaces and helps users orient themselves in the building.

The building unfolds as a carefully planned spatial sequence. Rooms are arranged around interior courtyards that open views to all the floors and the stairs between them, which creates a sense of space. The public lobby stands out from the other spaces and helps users orient themselves in the building.

 Second floor plan

二层平面图

这座建筑为不同的学习情境提供了各种各样的空间。项目空间和办公室可以重新安排。今后可能会出现新的和创新的教学和研究方法，需要以灵活的方式加以解决。维斯塔斯建筑师认为，在今天的设计中，必须考虑到未来的情况。

The building provides a variety of spaces for different learning situations. Project spaces and offices can be rearranged. New and innovative pedagogical and study methods might arise in the years to come, and they need to be met in a flexible manner. Verstas Architects believes that the contingent future must be taken into account already in today’s design.

The building provides a variety of spaces for different learning situations. Project spaces and offices can be rearranged. New and innovative pedagogical and study methods might arise in the years to come, and they need to be met in a flexible manner. Verstas Architects believes that the contingent future must be taken into account already in today’s design.

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Architects Verstas Architects

Location Otaniementie 14, 02150 Espoo, Finland

Lead Architects Jussi Palva (Partner-in-Charge), Väinö Nikkilä, Riina Palva and Ilkka Salminen

Team Mikko Rossi (Project Manager), Aapo Airas, Aino Airas, Heidi Antikainen, Otto Autio, Anna Björn, Kari Holopainen, Erik Huhtamies, Anna Juhola, Jukka Kangasniemi, Saara Kantele, Pyry Kantonen, Sari Kukkasniemi, Emma Kuokka, Oksana Lebedeva, Johanna Mustonen, Ville Nurkka, Arto Ollila, Milla Parkkali, Miguel Pereira, Pasi Piironen, Teemu Pirinen, Anna Puisto, Aleksi Räihä, Pekka Salminen, Lauri Salo, Katri Salonen, Juhani Suikki, Maiju Suomi, Anniina Taivainen, Tuulikki Tanska, Ilkka Törmä (Design Team), Soile Heikkinen (Landscape Architect), Tero Hirvonen, Karola Sahi (Interior Architects)

Area 45400.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Andreas Meichsner, Tuomas Uusheimo

Category University

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