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.Jeffrey Totaro

架构师提供的文本描述。为了丰富学生的学术生活，体现城市环境的活力，198000平方英尺的新学院之家将大学生、毕业生、教师和工作人员聚集在一个共享的社区中。作为宾夕法尼亚大学建造的第一座有用途的学院大楼，这座建筑将为21世纪及以后的校园体验注入活力。

Text description provided by the architects. Designed to enrich the academic life of students and embody the vibrancy of its urban setting, the 198,000-square-foot New College House brings together undergraduates, graduates, faculty and staff in a shared community. As the University of Pennsylvania’s first purpose-built college house, the building is poised to enliven the campus experience for the 21st century and beyond.

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格雷戈里·本森

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

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新学院大楼为宾夕法尼亚大学的城市校园提供了一个关键的入口，保留了重要的绿地，并通过公众的“取消草坪”欢迎游客。

The New College House frames a critical gateway to Penn’s urban campus, preserving vital green space and welcoming visitors via a public ‘lifted lawn.’

 Section Sketch

剖面图

博林·西温斯基·杰克逊(Bohlin Cywinski Jackson)受到挑战，要让一个充满活力的大学社区进入校园和整个城市，同时也要用一个入口来确保学院大楼的安全。设计团队在两个标志性的室外空间周围做出了独特的配置，以实现这些目标：一个繁荣、活跃的庭院，可供学院大楼独家使用，还有一个被提升的草坪。开放给居民以及更大的社区。这两个空间彼此相望，并使用等级分离来确认所需的安全性。

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson was challenged to engage a vibrant college community into the campus and the city on all four sides of the building, while also securing the College House by a single point of entry. The design team responded with a unique configuration around two iconic outdoor spaces to accomplish these goals: a flourishing, active courtyard secured for the exclusive use of the College House, and the lifted lawn, open to residents as well as the greater community. These two spaces look onto one another and use a grade separation to affirm required security.

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花园的庭院三面环绕着生机勃勃的社会空间。第四面是餐厅和亭子的所在地；它的绿色屋顶充当了倾斜草坪的皇冠，标志着一条公共通道，穿过大楼，让人瞥见下面的私人庭院。

The garden courtyard is encircled on three sides by lively social spaces. The fourth side is home to the dining café and pavilion; its green roof acts as the crown of the sloping lawn and marks a public passageway that slices through the building, offering glimpses into the private courtyard below.

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这座建筑的立面由砖和石灰石组成，中间点缀着垂直的玻璃塔，其设计目的是无缝地融入宾州丰富的建筑遗产。窗户上错开的砖块图案反映了这栋建筑的内部组织结构，它是一个家，而不是一个机构，它让居民们能感觉到他们居住在这座长达一座的大学大楼的范围内。窗户分为四组，每组四组，每个组合成一个“邻里脸”，里面有丰富和动态的光线和阴影。与此形成鲜明对比的是，包含邻里公共区域的玻璃塔楼点缀着砖砌的住宅海湾，表达了建筑的社会目的。

The building’s façade, which consists of brick and limestone punctuated by vertical glass towers, is designed to seamlessly integrate into Penn’s rich architectural legacy. A staggered brick pattern at the windows reflects the building’s internal organization as a home, not an institution, and gives residents a sense of where they live in the scope of the block-long College House. Windows are collected into double height groupings of four, each assembled into a ‘neighborhood face,’ and allow for a rich and dynamic display of light and shadow within. In deliberate contrast, the glass towers containing neighborhood common areas punctuate the brick residential bays and expresses social purpose of the building.

 Lifted Lawn + Courtyard Axonometric

提升草坪庭院轴测仪

 Urban Connectivity

城市连通性

 Circulation + Community Axonometric

环流群落轴测

一系列相互关联的空间，具有鲜明的空间品质和特点，促进了不同的学习和社会参与的七层建筑，而流通和休息区吸引了宾州的周边校园社区和费城市中心。套房式住宅可容纳350名学生，以及教员、研究生、院长和顾问的居住空间。套房被聚集在阳光明媚的公共房间大楼周围，它们就像景观中的社区信标。

An array of interconnected spaces with distinct spatial qualities and characteristics foster diverse learning and social engagement inside the seven-story building, while circulation and lounge areas draw views of Penn’s surrounding campus community and Center City Philadelphia. Suite-style residences accommodate 350 students, along with living spaces for faculty, graduate students, deans, and advisors. The suites are collected around sunny day-lit common room towers, which act like beacons of community in the landscape.

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新建筑通过高效率的照明和充足的自然光线来节约能源，而它的绿色屋顶、草坪和花园则帮助保留了95%的雨水。在内部，选择建筑材料是因为其可持续的品质，其中包括在宾夕法尼亚州当地制造的120把餐椅，以及由20，000个回收苏打瓶制成的在建造过程中，垃圾回收计划将垃圾填埋场的几乎所有建筑和拆迁废物转移到别处.

The new building conserves energy through high-efficiency lighting and abundant access to natural light, while its green roofs, lawns, and gardens help retain 95 percent of storm water. Inside, building materials were chosen for their sustainable qualities, including 120 dining chairs locally fabricated in Pennsylvania and made from 20,000 recycled soda bottles. During construction, a waste-recycling plan diverted nearly all construction and demolition waste from landfills.

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Architects Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Location University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Category Dorms

Architects in Charge Anthony Pregiato, Erin Roark

Principal Frank W. Grauman, FAIA, LEED AP, Bernard J. Cywinski, FAIA (1940-2011)

Project Manager Dana Reed, AIA, LEED AP

Project Architects Anthony Pregiato, RA, LEED AP BD+C and Erin Roark, AIA, LEED AP

Landscape Architects Michael Vergason Landscape Architecture

Area 198000.0 ft2

Project Year 2015

Photographs Jeffrey Totaro, Nic Lehoux, Gregory Benson

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