Bethnal Green Mission Church Gatti Routh Rhodes Architects
2018-10-18 08:00
总承包商CURO执行建筑师资本建筑结构工程师价格
Main contractor CURO Executive architect CAPITAL ARCHITECTURE Structural engineer PRICE & MYERS M&E consultant OCSC QS STACE Landscape consultant GUARDA LANDSCAPE Acoustic consultant RBA ACOUSTICS CDM coordinator STACE Approved building inspector PREMIER GUARANTEE Other consultants Stained Glass by Coralie Bickford-Smith Client THORNSETT GROUP / BETHNAL GREEN MISSION CHURCH More Specs Less Specs
Main contractor CURO Executive architect CAPITAL ARCHITECTURE Structural engineer PRICE & MYERS M&E consultant OCSC QS STACE Landscape consultant GUARDA LANDSCAPE Acoustic consultant RBA ACOUSTICS CDM coordinator STACE Approved building inspector PREMIER GUARANTEE Other consultants Stained Glass by Coralie Bickford-Smith Client THORNSETT GROUP / BETHNAL GREEN MISSION CHURCH More Specs Less Specs
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架构师提供的文本描述。位于伦敦东区的贝瑟尔绿色传教教堂代表了在密集的城市环境中的现代礼拜场所的开创性模式。作为一个坚固的城市街区,这座建筑实际上是一个复杂的混合用途的开发项目,其核心是一座教堂。该项目的资金来源是创建了14套住宅-以教会创始人的名字命名为麦克弗森公寓-以及为慈善机构、社区大厅、咖啡馆、社区厨房、食品库商店和临时教区共同工作的设施。这个新的项目取代了一座50年代以前的建筑,是由新出现的建筑实践公司Gatti Routh Rhodes设计的,用于贝瑟尔绿色教会和开发商Thornsett之间的合作。
Text description provided by the architects. Bethnal Green Mission Church in London’s East End represents a ground-breaking model for contemporary places of worship in dense urban environments. Appearing as a robust urban block, the building is actually a complex mixed-use development with a church at its heart. The project was funded by the creation of 14 residences – known as the Macpherson Apartments after the church’s founder – as well as co-working facilities for charities, a community hall, café, community kitchen, foodbank store and vicarage. The new project, which replaces a former 50s building on the site, was designed by emerging architectural practice Gatti Routh Rhodes for a partnership between the Bethnal Green Mission Church and developers Thornsett.
Text description provided by the architects. Bethnal Green Mission Church in London’s East End represents a ground-breaking model for contemporary places of worship in dense urban environments. Appearing as a robust urban block, the building is actually a complex mixed-use development with a church at its heart. The project was funded by the creation of 14 residences – known as the Macpherson Apartments after the church’s founder – as well as co-working facilities for charities, a community hall, café, community kitchen, foodbank store and vicarage. The new project, which replaces a former 50s building on the site, was designed by emerging architectural practice Gatti Routh Rhodes for a partnership between the Bethnal Green Mission Church and developers Thornsett.
© Jack Hobhouse
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新建筑的外部由一个规则的混凝土网格来定义,砖填充板被安排在一个耙和尚的结合中。这一模式的灵感来自一系列大胆的对角线肋骨,构成了双高教堂空间的天花板,它们本身就是传统教堂交叉跳跃的参考,但重新解释为形成了当代的美学。这些光束穿透到上面的办公空间,形成缝隙,给下面的空间带来更多的自然光,并加强不同功能开发之间的视觉联系。交叉图案也被重新在一个引人注目的蓝色和绿色彩色玻璃窗口-由科拉莉比克福德史密斯,获奖的设计师,插画家和作家创造。
The exterior of the new building is defined by a regular concrete grid, with brick infill panels arranged in a raking monk bond. This pattern is inspired by a series of bold diagonal ribs that form the ceiling of the double-height church space, which are themselves references to the cross vaulting in traditional churches but reinterpreted to form a contemporary aesthetic. These beams penetrate into the office spaces above, forming gaps to bring more natural light into the space below and reinforcing visual connections between the different functions of the development. The crossing pattern is also picked up again in a dramatic blue and green stained-glass window – created by Coralie Bickford-Smith, an award-winning designer, illustrator and author.
The exterior of the new building is defined by a regular concrete grid, with brick infill panels arranged in a raking monk bond. This pattern is inspired by a series of bold diagonal ribs that form the ceiling of the double-height church space, which are themselves references to the cross vaulting in traditional churches but reinterpreted to form a contemporary aesthetic. These beams penetrate into the office spaces above, forming gaps to bring more natural light into the space below and reinforcing visual connections between the different functions of the development. The crossing pattern is also picked up again in a dramatic blue and green stained-glass window – created by Coralie Bickford-Smith, an award-winning designer, illustrator and author.
© Jack Hobhouse
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© Jack Hobhouse
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位于高层的14套公寓(也包括副住宅)中,有很多都是双面的,有内置阳台,可以俯瞰到伦敦金融城以外的历史公园。每个住宅的设计都具有非常高的声学和热性能,以保护居住者不受下面街道上繁忙生活的噪音和与建筑物平行运行的地面列车的干扰。
Many of the 14 flats (which also include a vicarge) on the upper levels are dual aspect, with inset balconies featuring views out over the historic local parks to the City beyond. Each residence has been designed with very high acoustic and thermal properties to shield the occupants from the noise of busy life on the streets below and the overground trains that run parallel to the building.
Many of the 14 flats (which also include a vicarge) on the upper levels are dual aspect, with inset balconies featuring views out over the historic local parks to the City beyond. Each residence has been designed with very high acoustic and thermal properties to shield the occupants from the noise of busy life on the streets below and the overground trains that run parallel to the building.
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Section - Perspective
章节-展望
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该建筑的主要社区功能位于底层咖啡厅下面,另一个双高空间为当地参与项目的区域带来了自然的阳光。较低级别的人将主持该地区的一些重要活动,包括食品银行、夜间收容所、放学后俱乐部、青年团体和基督教-穆斯林宗教间项目。
The main community functions of the building are located underneath the ground floor café and another double-height space brings natural daylight into the areas used for local engagement projects. The lower level will play host to a number of important activities for the area, including a food bank, night shelter, after school clubs, youth groups and Christian-Muslim interfaith projects.
The main community functions of the building are located underneath the ground floor café and another double-height space brings natural daylight into the areas used for local engagement projects. The lower level will play host to a number of important activities for the area, including a food bank, night shelter, after school clubs, youth groups and Christian-Muslim interfaith projects.
© Jack Hobhouse
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Exploded Axonometric
爆炸轴测
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在结构上,贝瑟尔绿色教会是在现场混凝土中建造的,直到第二层,上面有交叉层合木板。选择这种材料是因为它的环境性能,以及建造的效率和速度,以及满足规划中严格的高度限制的能力。这是后来的预制混凝土面板和现场铺设的砖块,与一个锤击混凝土交叉谨慎地位于东部的海拔。
Structurally, Bethnal Green Mission Church was constructed in insitu concrete up to the second storey with Cross Laminated Timber panels above. This material was selected for its environmental performance, as well as the efficiency and speed of the build and the ability to meet the stringent height restrictions imposed in planning. This was later clad in precast concrete panels and site-laid brickwork, with a hammered concrete cross discreetly located on the eastern elevation.
Structurally, Bethnal Green Mission Church was constructed in insitu concrete up to the second storey with Cross Laminated Timber panels above. This material was selected for its environmental performance, as well as the efficiency and speed of the build and the ability to meet the stringent height restrictions imposed in planning. This was later clad in precast concrete panels and site-laid brickwork, with a hammered concrete cross discreetly located on the eastern elevation.
© Jack Hobhouse
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Architects Gatti Routh Rhodes Architects
Location Bethnal Green, London E2 6AU, United Kingdom
Area 2535.0 m2
Project Year 2018
Photographs Jack Hobhouse
Category Apartments
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