架构师提供的文本描述。位于新加坡密集的中央商务区(CBD)中心的一座翠绿的绿塔，是城市热带土地利用集约化的原型。与从温带西部演化而来的圆滑密封摩天大楼不同，这座热带“活塔”提供了一种替代时尚技术的形象。

Text description provided by the architects. A verdant tower of green in the heart of Singapore’s dense Central Business District (CBD), Oasia Hotel Downtown is a prototype of land use intensification for the urban tropics. Unlike the sleek and sealed skyscrapers that evolved out of the temperate west, this tropical “living tower” offers an alternative image to the sleek technology of the genre.

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响应于不同办公室的简报，酒店

In response to the brief for distinct Offices, Hotel & Club rooms, WOHA created a series of different strata, each with its own sky garden. These additional “ground” levels allow generous public areas for recreation and social interaction throughout the high-rise, despite the inner city high density location.

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塔被周围的塔楼密切忽视，它开辟了自己的内部空间和动态视图，而不是依靠外部视觉来获得视觉兴趣。每个天空花园都被视为一个城市规模的阳台，由前面的天空花园在高水平的遮蔽，开放的一面，以形式和视觉的透明度。开放也允许微风穿过大楼，以便进行良好的交叉通风。这样，公共区域就变成了功能性的、舒适的、热带的空间，有了绿色植物、自然光和新鲜空气，而不是封闭的、内化的空调空间。

Closely overlooked by surrounding towers, the tower carves out its own internal spaces and dynamic views instead of relying on external vistas for visual interest. Each sky garden is treated as an urban scale verandah, sheltered at high level by the preceding sky garden and open sided for formal and visual transparency. The openness also allows breezes to pass through the building for good cross-ventilation. In this way, the public areas become functional, comfortable, tropical spaces with greenery, natural light and fresh air instead of enclosed, internalised air conditioned spaces.

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园林被广泛地用作建筑表面处理，并构成开发的材料调色板的主要部分，无论是在内部和外部。整个绿色地积比率达到1100%，这座塔被认为是鸟类和动物的避风港，为城市带来了生物多样性。这个绿色的数量是一个令人兴奋的数字，因为它有效地弥补了周围10座建筑的绿色不足。这座塔的红色铝网覆盖层被设计成一个背景，在21个不同种类的爬虫中展现自己，绿叶间点缀着五颜六色的花朵，为鸟类和昆虫提供食物。爬虫将形成一个马赛克与每种类型接管其最适合的条件，光，阴影和风。这座摩天大楼不是平坦的屋顶，而是由热带的圆顶加冕而成，花木繁杂，柔软而生机勃勃。

Landscaping is used extensively as an architectural surface treatment and forms a major part of the development’s material palette both internally and externally. Achieving an overall Green Plot Ratio of 1,100%, the tower is conceived as a haven for birds and animals, reintroducing biodiversity into the city. This quantum of green is an exciting number, as it effectively compensates for the lack of green in 10 surrounding buildings. The tower’s red aluminum mesh cladding is designed as a backdrop that reveals itself in between 21 different species of creepers, with colourful flowers interspersed among green leaves, providing food for the birds and insects. The creepers will form a mosaic with each type taking over its most suitable conditions of light, shade and wind. Instead of a flat roof, the skyscraper is crowned with a tropical bower; floral, diverse, soft and alive.

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Architects WOHA

Location 100 Peck Seah St, Singapore

Category Hotels

Area 19416.0 m2

Project Year 2016

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