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架构师提供的文本描述。哥伦比亚大学医学中心的新的，最先进的医学和研究生教育大楼，罗伊和戴安娜瓦格罗斯教育中心，将于2016年8月15日向师生开放，作为秋季学期的开始。Vagelos教育中心由纽约的跨学科设计工作室Diller Scofidio Renfro与作为执行建筑师的gensler合作设计，是一座占地10万平方英尺、14层的玻璃塔，它整合了技术先进的教室、协作空间，以及一个反映21世纪医学教学、学习和实践的现代模拟中心。该设计旨在重塑医学中心校园的外观和感觉，并创造空间以促进现代医疗实践所必需的技能的发展。

Text description provided by the architects. Columbia University Medical Center’s new, state-of-the-art medical and graduate education building, the Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center, will open to faculty and students on August 15, 2016 for the start of the fall term. Designed by the New York-based interdisciplinary design studio Diller Scofidio + Renfro, in collaboration with Gensler as executive architect, the Vagelos Education Center is a 100,000-square-foot, 14-story glass tower that incorporates technologically advanced classrooms, collaboration spaces, and a modern simulation center to reflect how medicine is taught, learned, and practiced in the 21st century. The design seeks to reshape the look and feel of the Medical Center campus, and also create spaces that facilitate the development of skills essential for modern medical practice. 

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这座建筑的命名是为了表彰哥伦比亚医学院著名校友P.Roy Vagelos和他的妻子Diana Vagelos、Barnard学院的校友和Barnard学院的副院长P.Roy Vagelos的慷慨捐赠。Vagelos教育中心的资金来源于许多忠实的朋友、教员和校友捐助者的慷慨捐助。2013年9月开始施工。

The building is named in recognition of the generosity of an initial lead gift from P. Roy Vagelos, MD, a distinguished alumnus of Columbia’s College of Physicians and Surgeons, and his wife, Diana Vagelos, an alumna of Barnard College and the Vice Chair of the Trustees of Barnard College. The Vagelos Education Center was funded through the generosity of many committed friends, faculty and alumni donors. Construction began in September 2013. 

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除了新的Vagelos教育中心外，振兴校园的举措还包括增加绿地、创建医学院的新门户、巩固学生服务、翻修几栋现有建筑以及建造新的空间，包括哥伦比亚护理学院的新家。Vagelos教育中心将帮助确定校园的北缘，并为周围的华盛顿高地社区提供一座桥梁。

In addition to the new Vagelos Education Center, initiatives to revitalize the campus include increasing green space, creating a new gateway to the medical school, consolidating student services, renovating several existing buildings, and constructing new spaces, including the new home for the Columbia School of Nursing. The Vagelos Education Center will help define the northern edge of the campus and provide a bridge to the surrounding Washington Heights community. 

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哥伦比亚大学卫生科学与医学学院执行副院长兼院长李·戈德曼(Lee Goldman)说：“我们的新教育大楼将确保哥伦比亚继续培养优秀的医生和研究人员，这些医生和研究人员接受最新技术的教育，因为医学在整个21世纪继续迅速发展。”“这座大楼还将使我们能够将关键活动集中在一个最先进的设施中，这反映出我们致力于为学生提供世界级的教学和良好的学习环境。”

“Our new education building will ensure that Columbia continues to train superior doctors and researchers, educated in the latest techniques, as medicine continues to evolve rapidly throughout the 21st century,” said Lee Goldman, MD, Executive Vice President and Dean of the Faculties of Health Sciences and Medicine at Columbia University. “The building also will allow us to centralize key activities in a state-of-the-art facility that reflects our commitment to providing world-class instruction and a superb learning environment for students.” 

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关于设计

About the Design

Vagelos教育中心是一个14层玻璃、混凝土和钢结构，由一个由社会和研究空间网络锚固在一起的14层玻璃、混凝土和钢结构，这些空间分布在一个暴露的、互连的垂直楼梯上，该楼梯将建筑物的高度----称为“研究级联”----包括10,000平方英尺的先进医疗和科学设施。研究级联的Alcove内部设计为有利于协作、基于团队的学习和教学，开放到面向南方的户外空间和露台上。设计的其他关键要素包括：

The Vagelos Education Center is a 14-story glass, concrete, and steel structure anchored by a network of social and study spaces distributed along an exposed, interconnected vertical staircase that extends the height of the building—known as the “Study Cascade”—and encompasses 100,000 square feet of advanced medical and scientific facilities. The alcove interiors of the Study Cascade, designed to be conducive to collaborative, team-based learning and teaching, open onto south-facing outdoor spaces and terraces. Other key elements of the design include:

一楼大堂和咖啡厅́，毗邻一个“书房酒吧”，可以看到栅栏。学生公寓楼，它有一个咖啡厅́，计算机工作区和计算机实验室。先进的临床模拟中心，专门为模拟诊疗室、诊所和手术室提供空间。多用途礼堂，一个有275个座位的灵活空间，用于校园内的活动，如讲座、放映和音乐会。“学术性社区”，一组教室，可以根据需要通过可操作的分区、下拉屏幕和大规模多用户触摸屏、悬吊天花板以及在地板上分配电力和数据来配置。南院和西院，户外空间，以当地植物种类为特色。解剖四边形，一个灵活的学习空间，集成屏幕和任务照明。

Ground floor lobby and café, which adjoin a “study bar” with views of the Palisades. Student Commons, which features a café, computer work area and computer labs. Advanced clinical simulation center, a specialized space for mock examination rooms, clinics and operating rooms. Multi-purpose auditorium, a 275-seat flexible space used for campus-wide events such as lectures, screenings and concerts. “Academic Neighborhoods,” groups of classrooms that can be configured according to need by operable partitions, drop down screens and large-scale multi-user touch screens, suspended ceilings, and distributed power and data at the floor. South and West Courts, outdoor spaces featuring local plant species. Anatomy Quad, a flexible learning space with integrated screens and task lighting.

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Diller Scofidio Renfro的创始合伙人伊丽莎白·迪勒(Elizabeth Diller)说：“空间对于结构化和非正式的学习非常重要。”“为了支持哥伦比亚大学的进步医学教育计划，我们设计了一座将促进合作的建筑。它的决定性特征是研究级联-一个14层的垂直连接空间网络，大小不一，既有集中的，也有社会的，私人的和公共的，室内和室外的。“

“Space matters for structured and informal learning,” said Elizabeth Diller, founding partner at Diller Scofidio + Renfro. “To support Columbia’s progressive medical education program, we designed a building that will nurture collaboration. Its defining feature is the Study Cascade--a 14-story network of vertically linked spaces in a variety of sizes, both focused and social, private and communal, indoors and out.”

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Gensler的校长MaddyBurke-Vigeland AIA说：“Vagelos教育中心一开始就有一个清晰的愿景，它是一个优秀的高等教育场所，也是一个非常需要的社会中心。”“由于每个人的深入参与，它已经转变成了一些甚至超出了人们的期望的东西：哥伦比亚医学中心校园的一个充满活力的新中心。”

“The Vagelos Education Center started with a clear vision as a place of excellence for higher learning that would also act as a much needed social center,” said Maddy Burke-Vigeland AIA, Principal at Gensler. “Because of everyone’s deep involvement, it has transformed into something that exceeds even those high expectations: a vibrant new hub for Columbia's Medical Center campus.”

DSR的设计利用了哈德逊河和栅栏令人难以置信的景观。这座建筑还整合了一系列可持续的功能-包括本地采购的材料、绿色屋顶技术，以及一个将能源和用水降到最低程度的创新机械系统-而façade则以陶瓷“炸薯条”图案为特色，这些图案被烘焙在外部玻璃上，以散发阳光。所有新的建设和翻新项目-包括瓦格罗斯教育中心-都在努力实现到2025年最大限度地减少CUMC的碳足迹和减少30%的温室气体排放的目标。

DS+R’s design takes advantage of an incredible view of the Hudson River and the Palisades. The building also integrates a range of sustainable features—including locally sourced materials, green roof technologies, and an innovative mechanical system that minimizes energy and water use—and the façade features ceramic “frit” patterns that are baked onto the exterior glass to diffuse sunlight. All new construction and renovation projects—including the Vagelos Education Center—work toward the goal of minimizing CUMC’s carbon footprint and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2025. 

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Architects Diller Scofidio + Renfro

Location 104 Haven Ave, New York, NY 10032, United States

Category Research Center

Executive Architect Gensler

Area 110000.0 ft2

Project Year 2016

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