The Walled
2018-02-13 22:00
架构师提供的文本描述。位于扬州风景秀丽的西湖附近,位于奈里
Text description provided by the architects. Situated in close proximity to Yangzhou’s scenic Slender West Lake, the site given to Neri&Hu to design a 20-room boutique hotel was a challenging one, dotted with small lakes and a handful of existing structures. The design brief called for the adaptive reuse of several of the old buildings by giving them new functions, while adding new buildings to accommodate the hotel’s capacity needs.
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Neri&Hu’s strategy to unify these scattered elements was to overlay a grid of walls and paths onto the site to tie the entire project together, resulting in multiple courtyard enclosures. The inspiration for the design actually originates with the courtyard house typology of vernacular Chinese architecture. As with the traditional courtyard, the courtyard here gives hierarchy to the spaces, frames views of the sky and earth, encapsulates landscape into architecture, and creates an overlap between interior and exterior.
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完全由回收的灰色砖建造,墙的狭窄的内部通道迫使一个很长的角度,而光线播放各种砖块模式,诱使客人冒险更深入的项目。在围墙内,有几个庭院被客房和其他公用设施如接待、图书馆和餐厅占用。
Constructed entirely from reclaimed grey brick, the gridded walls’ narrow interior passageway forces a long perspective, while light plays off the various brick patterns, enticing guests to venture ever deeper into the project. Within the walls, several of the courtyards are occupied by guest rooms and other shared amenities such as the reception, library, and restaurant.
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Courtyard Guestroom Plan 1F
庭院客房图1F
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许多建筑物的屋顶线都限制在周围墙壁的高度内,所以从远处看不见。酒店的客人通过围墙的路径来发现他们的房间。一旦进入,建筑和墙壁之间有一个清晰的分隔,一个隐私的分层和一小块景观供客人享受。其他庭院都是空荡荡的,到处都是郁郁葱葱的花园,为人们提供了摆脱圈套感的慰藉。
Many of the building roof lines are confined within the height of the walls surrounding them, so that they are not visible from afar. Hotel guests traverse the site using the walled pathways to discover their rooms. Once within, there is a clear separation between the building and the walls, a layering of privacy and a sliver of landscape for guests to enjoy. Other courtyards are unoccupied, pockets of lush garden to offer relief from the sense of enclosure.
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沿着墙壁旅行,客人也可以通过上面的洞口提升,以获得有利的优势点,可以俯瞰网格的景观和周围的湖泊。在这里,另外三座建筑占据了全景图;最大的庭院建筑的第二层正在上升,四间客房组成的湖边亭,以及一座位于场地最远处的多功能建筑。翻修现有的废弃仓库大楼,加上部分新的混凝土,这座多功能的建筑有一家餐厅,一家剧院。
Journeying along the walls, guests can also ascend through openings above to gain privileged vantage points that look out across the gridded landscape and beyond to the surrounding lakes. Here three additional buildings take their place in the panorama; the rising second floor of the largest courtyard building, a lakeside pavilion of four guestrooms, and a multifunction building at the furthest reaches of the site. Renovating the existing derelict warehouse building, with a partial new concrete addition, this multifunction building houses a restaurant, a theater
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Lakeview Guestroom Elevation
湖景客房立面
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青浦
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改造现有的废弃仓库建筑,加上部分新增的混凝土,这座多功能的建筑有一个餐厅、一个剧院和一个展览空间。有了这个项目,奈里
Renovating the existing derelict warehouse building, with a partial new concrete addition, this multifunction building houses a restaurant, a theater and an exhibition space. With this project, Neri&Hu’s ambition lies in utilizing a strong landscape element—the wall and courtyard—to unify a complex site and program, while the rustic materiality and layered spaces seek to redefine tradition with a modern architectural language.
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Architects Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
Location 1 Baocheng Road, Hanjiang District, Yangzhou, Jiangsu, China
Architect & Interior Designer Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
Design Team Lyndon Neri & Rossana Hu (Founding Partners, Principal in Charge), Federico Saralvo (Senior Associate), Ziyi Cao (Associate), Fong Huang (Senior Project Manager), Sela Lim (Senior Architectural Designer), Zhao Lei (Senior Architectural designer), Callum Holgate , Leyue Chen , Valentina Brunetti ( Senior Architectural Designer), Sean Shen, Xin Liu , Bin Zhu, Nicolas Fardet (Associate, product design), Yun Wang, Jin Zhang
Area 4200.0 m2
Project Year 2017
Photographs Pedro Pegenaute
Category Interior Design
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