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架构师提供的文本描述。奥胡斯港浴池是大公司目前为奥胡斯新的滨水区O4开发计划的延伸。与2002年在哥本哈根举行的首个港口浴池一样，奥胡斯港浴池和邻近的海滩浴池为公众提供了享受四季水的新途径。这座城市已被定义为世界上最宜居的城市之一。

Text description provided by the architects. Aarhus Harbor Bath is an extension of BIG’s current development plan for Aarhus’ new waterfront neighborhood named O4. Similar to BIG’s first harbor bath in Copenhagen from 2002 which has come to define the Danish capital as one of the most livable cities in the world, Aarhus Harbor Bath and adjacent Beach Bath provide new ways for the public to enjoy the water in all seasons.

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与城市生活专家JanGehl，我们的战略是创建一个框架，以最低数量的建筑材料的最大寿命。港口浴池缓缓地进到岛上，一直延伸到港口的水池里，然后又回来了。游泳者可以享受圆形跳水池、儿童游泳池、50米长的膝池或公共木板道下面的两个桑拿浴之一，这两个桑拿浴兼作观景台，那些喜欢保持干燥的人。

Together with urban life expert Jan Gehl, our strategy was to create a framework for maximum amount of life with the minimum amount of built substance. The harbor bath zig-zags gently into the island, extends all the way out into the harbor pool and back again. The swimmers can enjoy the circular diving pool, a children’s pool, the 50m long lap pool or one of the two saunas that are tucked underneath the public boardwalk which doubles as a viewing platform who those who prefer to stay dry. 

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在浴室前，一系列独立餐厅、儿童剧院、各种活动的海滩小屋以及其他面向生活的公共项目都是在未来几年将兴起的私人建筑之前设计的。因此，在O4的私人住宅成为从属于公共领域的需要。

In front of the bath, a series of freestanding restaurants, a children’s theater, beach huts for various activities and other life-creating public oriented programs were designed before the private buildings blocks which will rise in the coming years. As a result, the private residential buildings at O4 become subordinate to the needs of the public realm.

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奥胡斯港浴池为岛上的居民和游客提供了更吸引人和更冒险的滨水体验，他们不仅可以穿着游泳裤，还可以作为一条将公共领域延伸到水中的走道，为历史上为工业目的保留的区域注入新的生命。

Aarhus Harbor Bath gives the residents and visitors of the island a more engaging and adventurous waterfront experience who can use the harbor bath not only in swim shorts but as a walkway that extends the public realm into the water, breathing new life into an area historically reserved for industrial purposes.

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Architects Bjarke Ingels Group

Location Aarhus, Denmark

Partners in Charge Bjarke Ingels, Finn Nørkjær, Andreas Klok Pedersen

Project Leader Jesper Bo Jensen, Søren Martinussen

Area 2600.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Rasmus Hjortshøj, Federico Covre

Category Public Architecture