Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge John Wardle Architects + NADAAA + Oculus
2018-08-19 18:00
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架构师提供的文本描述。连接Birrarung Marr和墨尔本公园体育区的新坦德鲁姆人行桥为墨尔本公园创造了一个新的到达地址。在澳大利亚公开赛期间,这座桥是一个主要的行人入口。通过Birrarung Marr的坡道通向大桥本身,它的排列尊重公园的景观和地形。
Text description provided by the architects. The new Tanderrum Pedestrian Bridge linking Birrarung Marr with the Melbourne Park sports precinct creates a new arrival address for Melbourne Park. The bridge serves as a major pedestrian entrance point during the Australian Open. A ramping pathway through Birrarung Marr leads to the bridge proper and its alignment respects the landscape and topography of the park.
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在我们的设计中,我们对墨尔本公园的扬声器角落和外网球场的历史景观之间有着重要的联系。这两个现有的空间都是统一的和民主的价值观----一个具有在任何主题上自由讲话的普通公民的历史;另一个在任何排名的玩家都可以在一个运动的伟大的选区中挑选网球拍的另一个地方。
In our design, we make an important connection between the historic landscape of Speakers Corner and the outside tennis courts of Melbourne Park across Batman Avenue. Both of these existing spaces are steeped inegalitarian and democratic values - one with a history of regular citizens speaking freely on any subject; the other where a player of any ranking can pick up a tennis racquet in one of the sport’s great precincts.
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桥梁设计是细长的,是一种平坦的钢梁结构,在其边缘逐渐变细,以达到跨越BatmanAvenue的所需跨度。桥下克罗夫特遵循现有景观的坡度,从而消除了较低的形成空间,并将桥梁沉降到景观中。钢结构的轻质FileCree特征提供了一个旅程的框架,该框架分支到具有朝向Yarra河、BirraraungMarr和城市的视图的连接路径中。
The bridge design is slender, a flat steel girder structure that tapers at its edges to achieve the required span across Batman Avenue. The bridge undercroft follows the slope of the existing landscape thus eliminating low forming spaces and settles the bridge into the landscape. The lightweight filigree character of the steel structure provides the framework for a journey which branches into a connective path with views toward the Yarra River, Birrarung Marr, and the City.
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Architects John Wardle Architects, NADAAA, Oculus
Location Melbourne VIC, Australia
JWA Team John Wardle, Stefan Mee, Mathew van Kooy, Adam Kolsrud, James Loder, Paul Bickell, Jeff Arnold, Stuart Mann, Ruairi Molloy, Sharon Crabb
NADAAA Team Nader Tehrani, Arthur Chang, Parke MacDowell, Nick Safley, Thomas Tait
Area 700.0 m2
Project Year 2016
Photographs Nils Koenning, Kristoffer Paulsen, Peter Bennetts
Category Pedestrian Bridge
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