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架构师提供的文本描述。这个项目涉及到适应性地将一所当地大学1960年的图书馆改造成一个新的、多样化的混合使用程序。30，000 S.F。在以前的阅览室和书籍堆叠区中，有一个新的420个座位的演讲礼堂，两个学生学习厅，三个剧院。

Text description provided by the architects. This project involved adaptively repurposing a local University’s 1960’s era library into a new diverse mixed-use program.  30,000 s.f. of the former reading room and book stack areas were transformed to accommodate a new 420 seat lecture auditorium, a pair of student study halls, three theatre & dance practice studios, shared conference rooms, faculty offices, new ADA restrooms and typ. support spaces. 

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在尊重最初的世纪中期设计的基础上，拆除了多层陈旧的改造工程，以暴露建筑的混凝土结构，特别是漂亮的华夫饼板。新的演讲厅必须容纳几个现有的限制因素，计划中有一个狭窄的70平方英尺的脚印，连接上下层板的必要性，以及在奇怪旋转的独立电梯周围工作的必要性。考虑到这一背景，我们有必要像一个小时的玻璃一样捏紧这个计划，把墙壁稍微从水管上盖起来，把电梯整合起来，让天窗里充足的自然光线冲刷到下面楼层的各个区域。此举不仅提高了空间的质量，还提高了空间的质量。它还大大降低了能源消耗，同时也提高了礼堂和邻近室内空间的声学性能。

Respecting the original mid-century design, layers of dated remodel work was removed to expose the building’s concrete structure, specifically the beautiful waffle slab.  There were several existing constraints that the new lecture hall had to accommodate, a confined 70’ square footprint in plan, the necessity of connecting the upper and lower floor plates, and somehow working around the oddly rotated free-standing elevator. Taking this context into consideration it made sense to pinch the plan like an hour glass and construct the walls slightly out of plumb to incorporate the elevator and to allow the abundant natural day-light from the skylights to wash down to all areas of the floors below.  This move not only improved the quality of the space, it also dramatically reduced energy consumption while also enhancing the acoustical performance of the auditorium and adjacent interior spaces. 

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这一改造的可施工性进一步复杂化了，因为在整个施工过程中，工程下面的楼层都被完全占用了。这意味着，尽管经过了搬迁、升级和重新配置，重要的系统仍必须保持“活”状态。本质上是在瓶子里建造一艘高桅船。设计团队必须想出一种方法，在现有大楼的外壳内建造新的演讲厅结构，所有材料和设备都必须通过一个9英尺宽、30英尺宽的拆除店面。事先安排好的大学课程安排，只需要六个月的时间。

The constructability of this renovation was further complicated by the fact that the floors below the project were fully occupied during the entire construction process.  This meant vital systems had to stay “live” despite being relocated, upgraded, and reconfigured.  Essentially building a tall-masted ship inside a bottle, the design team had to devise a way to construct the new lecture hall structure inside the shell of the existing building with all the materials and equipment having to fit through a 9’ tall by 30’ wide opening of removed storefront.  University classes scheduled in the space well in advance dictated a tight delivery schedule of only six months.

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你的眼睛去哪了，你们其他人也去了！考虑到这一点，材料调色板，纹理，照明，和色彩的飞溅是战略性的位置，以吸引用户通过建筑物。从入口，几乎所有其他地方，高抽象的草锚不锈钢叶片锚中心光井创造了一个参照点，并帮助用户直观地导航空间。白色礼堂的墙壁是一个定制的断裂金属几何图案，它破坏了中世纪的阴影块，微妙地标志着时间的推移，因为太阳的运动改变了整个一天的色调对色调的颜色。

Where your eyes go, so goes the rest of you! With this in mind the material palette, textures, lighting, and splashes of color are strategically placed to draw users through the building. Visible from the entry, and nearly everywhere else inside, the tall abstracted stainless blades of grass anchor the central light well creating a point of reference and help users intuitively navigate the space. The white auditorium walls are clad in a custom break-metal geometric pattern, which riffs on mid-century era shadow blocks, subtly marking the passage of time as the sun’s movement changes the tone-on-tone color throughout the day.

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这个充满活力的内部是明亮的、通风的、动态的和舒适的，意味着感觉更像是一个比实验室更舒适的客厅；为学生和教员提供一个极好的地方，参与、讨论、练习和学习。

This re-energized interior is bright, airy, dynamic, and comfortable, meant to feel more like a living room than a laboratory; a terrific place for students and faculty to engage, discuss, practice, and learn.

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 Galbraith Floor Plan

加尔布雷斯平面图

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产品描述：波塞兰萨白瓷砖被用来捕捉天光的细微变化，这些光线一整天都在移动，增加了温暖、质感和对时间的参考

Product Description. The porcelanosa tiles in matte white were used to capture the subtle variations of natural light that moved throughout the day, adding warmth, texture, and a reference to time- 

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Architects Kevin deFreitas Architects

Location La Jolla, Ca. Revelle College, UC San Diego, California

Category Interiors Architecture

Architects in Charge Kevin deFreitas, Manish Desai

Project Year 2013

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