Poissy Galore AWP + HHF

2017-01-09 03:00

 © Julien Lanoo

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架构师提供的文本描述。这一系列建筑和展馆是塞纳河沿线113公顷的大型公共绿地的一部分，位于卡里埃-苏-波西，位于RER métro A线的终端站，紧邻勒柯布西耶著名的萨瓦耶别墅(Villa Savye)。该公园由巴黎的景观设计师机构特设计，将成为当地居民的生态展示厅，也是居住在巴黎及其周围地区的人们的休闲目的地。

Text description provided by the architects. The series of buildings and pavilions are part of a new 113 hectare large public green space along the Seine river, in Carrière-Sous-Poissy, at the end station of the RER métro line A and close to Le Corbusier’s renowned Villa Savoye. The Park designed by Paris based landscape architects Agence TER will be an ecological showcase for local residents and a leisure destination for people living in and around Paris.

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这个项目的地点是例外的。沿着边是塞纳河。到目前为止，驳船、渔房和游艇一直居住在该遗址，这是一个强有力的灵感来源。另一边是不起眼的郊区独立住宅。这一设计来源于两个现存的栖息地模型：漂浮驳船和典型的郊区住宅。

The site of the project is exceptional. Along one edge is the Seine river. The presence of barges, fishing huts and houseboats, which have inhabited the site until now, has been a powerful source of inspiration. Along the other edge is nondescript, suburban detached housing. The design springs from a process of hybridization between these two existing habitat models: the floating barge and the archetypical suburban house.

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 © Julien Lanoo

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在其他公共基础设施中，如游客中心、餐馆(“guinguette”)和天文台，竞赛简报包括建造一个博物馆，展示大量的昆虫，包括生活和保存的昆虫。为此，博物馆简介要求提供公共空间，如展览空间、活动厅和欢迎区，以及一系列不可公开进入的区域，如办公室、仓库和指定空间，以饲养不同种类的昆虫。

Among other public infrastructures like a visitor’s center, a restaurant ("guinguette"), and an observatory, the competition brief included the construction of a museum to exhibit a large collection of insects, both living and conserved. For this the museum brief asked for public areas like exhibition spaces, an event hall and the welcoming area as well as for a series of non publicly accessible areas like offices, storage and designated spaces for raising different kind of insects.

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 Floor Plan

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除了钢结构的观象台外，亭子和小“折叠式”的集合是基于一个模块化的木材系统，重复和组合不同大小和角度的木架。这一方法允许进行有趣和不寻常的结构，使各种可能的变化与数量非常有限的要素相一致。同时，相对低价的施工方法，使当地建筑与当地企业融为一体。

With the exception of the observatory, which is a steel construction, the collection of pavilions and small "follies" is based on a modular wood system, repeating and combining different sized and angled timber frames. This approach allowed for interesting and unusual constructions, enabling a wide range of possible variations with a very limited number of elements. At the same time the relatively low priced construction method enabled the integration of local building know how and local companies.