© Mark Herboth Photography

马克·赫尔本摄影

架构师提供的文本描述。生物工艺创新中心坐落在狭小的土地半岛上的一片茂密的丘陵森林中，它将建筑和景观编织在一起，对丰富的地形做出了反应。现有的地貌是通过梯级停车和公共小径，从山坡上走下来保存和加固的。该设计沿着路径组织起来，由一系列滑管组成，这些滑管漂浮在森林地板上方，它们将景观设计成景观，并将居住者与自然连接起来。该设计促进协作，因为路径过渡到具有多种类型的收集空间的协作步道内。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in a dense hilly forest on a narrow peninsula of land, the Bioprocess Innovation Center responds to the rich topography as it weaves together building and landscape. The existing landforms are preserved and reinforced through terraced parking with a public path that steps down the hillside. The design organizes along the path and is comprised of a series of sliding tubes that float above the forest floor as they frame views into the landscape and connect the occupants with nature. The design fosters collaboration as the path transitions into a collaborative walkway inside with multiple types of gathering spaces.

 Axonometric

综合A/E公司Clark Nexsen提供所有的建筑和工程设计服务。该设计响应于现有的景观，开发出一种积极参与并将建筑形式与自然相结合的构图。由两条小溪形成的狭窄的土地半岛提供了一个机会，使建筑沿着半岛的东、西、脊方向定向，因为它依赖于相对平坦的坡度，可以利用朝南的方向。停车场通过梯级连接斜坡地形，过渡到阶梯通道。(鼓掌)

Integrated A/E firm Clark Nexsen provided all architecture and engineering design services. The design responds to the existing landscape to develop a composition which actively engages and unites the built forms with nature. A narrow peninsula of land formed by two small creeks provided the opportunity to orient the building along the peninsula’s east west spine as it rests upon the relatively flat grade and can capitalize on the south facing orientation. The parking lot engages the sloping topography through terraced levels which transition to a stepped pathway.  

 © Mark Herboth Photography

马克·赫尔本摄影

受天然光透过落叶林层过滤所产生的透明度的启发，建筑物的形状反映了其几何和形式组成上的重叠性质。该表格还清楚地表达了建筑物的规划，分为三个主要酒吧：一个实验室酒吧、一个行政酒吧和一个公共空间酒吧。这三种形式以及内部平面和体积相互重叠和延伸，让人联想到森林的透明特性。每一根铁条都被覆盖在一个独特的皮肤上，它被切割和雕刻在末端，为研究和合作创造了空间。

Inspired by the qualities of transparency produced as natural light filters through the layers of a deciduous forest, the building’s form reflects the overlapping qualities in its geometry and formal composition. The form is also a clear expression of the building’s program organized into three principal bars:  a laboratory bar, an administrative bar and a public space bar. These three forms along with the internal planes and volumes overlap and extend past one another evoking the forest’s transparent qualities. Each of the bars are clad in a unique skin which is sliced and carved at the ends to create spaces for research and collaboration.

 © Jordan Gray

(乔丹·格雷)

 Floor Plans

平面图

 © Mark Herboth Photography

马克·赫尔本摄影

该项目将研究实验室建设的角色重新概念化为“科学家团队的家园”。该项目培养了强烈的社区意识，尽管偏僻的郊区环境。一条中央公共道路从梯田停车场穿过两层楼的入口和大厅空间，科学家们在那里混在一起，然后回到西面的户外露台上，可以看到夕阳。这条小径两旁都是一条有长凳的小巷，当人们沿着小径相互作用时，便把人们与大自然和彼此联系在一起。入口大厅是一个活跃的生活空间，它鼓励通过共享的多级会议空间进行协作。

The project re-conceptualizes the role of a research laboratory building as a “home for a team of scientists.” The project fosters a strong sense of community, despite the isolated suburban setting. A central public path runs from the terraced parking through the two-story entrance and lobby space where scientists mingle, then back into nature on a west facing outdoor terrace with views of the setting sun. The path is lined by a single alley of trees with benches and connects people to both nature and to one another as they interact along the path. The entrance lobby is an active living space which encourages collaboration through shared multilevel meeting spaces.

 © Mark Herboth Photography

马克·赫尔本摄影

Architects Clark Nexsen

Location 6051 George Watts Hill Dr, Durham, NC 27709, United States

Architect in Charge Don Kranbuehl, Pat O’Keefe

Design Team Chris Bartlett, Corey Baughman, Becky Brady, Mike Brady, Joe Wynn

Area 62000.0 ft2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Mark Herboth Photography, Jordan Gray

Category Research Center

Manufacturers Loading...