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架构师提供的文本描述。班克斯镇花园是一个9层的标志性公寓发展，包括54个单元，在一个园林景观设置。这座建筑位于悉尼班克斯镇的一个显眼的拐角处。建筑物在拐角处弯曲，以加固街角，并作为街景中的一个入口。动态设计利用一个框架的太阳控制鳍，以创造一个令人兴奋的框架表面。对角线几何图形连接了立面，同时允许大面积的玻璃和外部播种机装置。这种材料的透明度与白色屏幕的亮度并列，以创造一个充满活力和明亮的外观。

Text description provided by the architects. Bankstown Gardens is a 9 storey signature apartment development consisting of 54 units, in a landscaped garden setting. The building is located on a prominent corner in Sydney’s Bankstown. The building is curved at the corner to reinforce the corner and present as a gateway in the streetscape. The dynamic design utilises a framework of sun control fins to create an exciting frieze on the façade. The diagonal geometry articulates the façade whilst allowing for large expanses of glazing and external planter devices. The transparency of this material is juxtaposed with the lightness of the white screens to create a vibrant and light façade.

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这座建筑是以环境可持续设计为重点的。在立面上使用通风井，以改善自然通风。立面护栏提供水平阳光控制，以减少机械通风的需要。其结果是减少了热量的增加和能源的使用。该建议包括花园地区的水收集和再循环措施。

The building has been conceived with an emphasis on environmentally sustainable design. Ventilation shafts are used on the façade to improve natural ventilation. The façade frieze provides horizontal sun control to reduce the need for mechanical ventilation. The result is a reduction in heat gain and energy use. The proposal contains water collection and recycling initiatives for the garden areas.

 Ground Floor Plan

这座建筑是用粉刷过的砖石砌成的。阳台上有穿孔的金属屏风，以创造一种坚实的感觉，同时可以看到海洋。起伏曲线是由一种特殊的快门模板制成的现场混凝土制成的.

The building is clad in painted masonry. The balconies are sheathed in Perforated metal screens to create a feeling of solidity whilst allowing views of the ocean. The undulating curves are created from in-situ concrete made by a special shuttered formwork.

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Architects Tony Owen Partners

Location Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia

Lead Architects Tony Owen, Marianna Mosziuski, Ching Loh

Area 2400.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Steve Back

Category Apartments

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