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架构师提供的文本描述。许多城市建筑都是从坚实和空洞的角度来构成的：如何在汽车面前保持历史城市的外观，而不管增长和居住方式的变化。这个新的公共花园和表演场所的项目认为，20世纪60年代的规划决定打开了城市的空白，这既是公共空间的机会，也是东海岸城市化的一种新形式：扩展边界的城市化。

Text description provided by the architects. Much urban architecture is framed in terms of solid and void: how to maintain the semblance of a historic city in the face of the automobile, regardless of shifting patterns of growth and inhabitation. This project for a new public garden and performance venue sees the voids opened up in the city by the planning decisions of the 1960s as an opportunity both for public space and for a new form of East-coast urbanism: the urbanism of the extended boundary.

 © Naho Kubota

(Naho Kubota)

 © Naho Kubota

(Naho Kubota)

一个新的公共空间被设想成一个绿色的地带，穿过一个现有文化中心后面的巨大的沥青停车场，这是最近分区变化的一部分，大大减少了停车需求。这条街道作为停车场、周边城市和现有文化中心之间的一个软边界，将相邻街道重新连接起来，并将该地段标记为公共领域的一个不可分割的部分。大草坪作为一个慷慨的聚会空间，由本地多年生植物在两端书。

A new public space is conceived as a green band cutting through the vast asphalt parking lot behind an existing cultural center, which as part of recent zoning changes has sharply reduced parking requirements. The strip serves as a soft boundary between the parking lot, the surrounding city, and the existing cultural center, reconnecting adjacent streets and marking the lot as an integral piece of the public realm. The large lawn serves as a generous gathering space bookended by native perennials at either end.

 Use Diagram

使用图

绿色乐队的核心是一个三季演出场地，以扩大当地表演团体的能力。该表演空间由一座改良的目录温室建成，是文化中心景观和规划活动的强化。每一个柱子上的巨大的门形成了一个新的秩序，当打开的时候，展馆从离散的，最小的物体延伸到城市。同时，将定时照明元素整合到展馆、栅栏和景观中，让项目从白天过渡到夜晚，成为社区内的灯塔。

The centerpiece of the green band is a three-season performance venue that expands the capacity of local performance groups. Built from a modified catalog greenhouse, the performance space serves as an intensification of the landscape and the programming activities of the cultural center. The monumental doors attached at every column form a new order that, when open, extend the pavilion from discrete, minimal object out into the city. Simultaneously, timed lighting elements integrated into pavilion, fence, and landscape, allow the project to serve as a beacon within the neighborhood as it transitions from day into night.

 © Naho Kubota

(Naho Kubota)

Architects RISD Architecture

Location 393 Broad St, Providence, RI 02907, United States

Architects in Charge Aaron Forrest and Yasmin Vobis of Ultramodern

Area 1200.0 ft2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Naho Kubota, Jo Sittenfeld

Category Small Scale

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