Lahti Travel Centre JKMM Architects

2016-05-05 03:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。新的旅游中心位于拉赫提市的中心，毗邻现有的历史悠久的火车站。它形成了一个公共交通枢纽，将铁路网与长途和地方公交线路连接起来.

Text description provided by the architects. The new Travel Centre is located at the heart of the cityof Lahti next to the existing, historical railway station. It forms a public transport hub connecting the rail network to the long-distance and local bus lines.

 © Mika Huisman

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新的旅游中心包括一个60米长的公共汽车终点站的天篷，封闭的电梯结构，当地的公交车站，以及配套的景观元素。新甲板下80米长的隧道空间也有一个覆盖层，构成了檐篷的平台。这些元素在不同层次的复杂城市环境中创造了一个易于感知和高质量的实体。

The new Travel Centre consists of a 60-meter long canopy for the bus terminal, enclosed elevator structures, local bus stops, and supporting landscape elements. There is also a cladding for the 80-meter long tunnel space underneath the new deck that forms a platform for the canopy.Together these elements create an easily perceivable and high quality entity in a complex city environment in various levels.

 © Mika Huisman

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历史上意义重大的火车站是一座建于20世纪30年代的坚固的红砖建筑，为旅游中心提供了一个独特的环境。这座车站建筑被列入了国家文物委员会的国家重要文化环境清单。部分在它的前面站着新的终点站天篷为城际公共汽车。作为新旅游中心最突出的元素，航站楼天篷开启了新旧元素之间的对话。它极简的雕塑形式包含了这一地区的历史和价值。

Historically significant railway station, a solid red brick building from 1930’s, sets a characteristic milieu for the Travel Centre. The station building is included on the National Board of Antiques’ list of nationally significant cultural environments. Partially in front of it stands the new terminal canopy for the intercity busses. As the most prominent element of the new Travel Centre, the terminal canopy initiates a dialogue between the new and old elements. Its minimalistic sculpture-like form embraces the history and value of the area.

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在城市景观方面，旅游中心提供高质素和有凝聚力的视觉效果。主要材料，铜，玻璃和铝，是精心选择，以满足周围环境的要求。天篷和柱子上覆盖着穿孔的铜。在它旁边，精致而通风的电梯塔在外墙和承重结构中都使用玻璃。在玻璃外壳内是电梯轴，覆盖铜和铜丝网。这是一个优雅的对应的强大和流线型轮廓的冠层。另外两座电梯塔，也是由玻璃和铜制成的，位于该地区的北部。电梯塔连接下层街道和曼纳海明卡北部公共汽车站掩体。他们一起创造了一个通往城市南边的门户。

In terms of the cityscape, the Travel Centre provides a high quality and cohesive visual impression. The main materials, copper, glass and aluminium, were carefully chosen to meet requirements of the surrounding milieu. The canopy and columns are clad in perforated copper. Next to it, the delicate and airy elevator tower uses glass in both the outer walls and load-bearing structures. Inside the glass shell is the elevator shaft, covered in copper and copper wire mesh. It is an elegant counterpart to the powerful and streamlined silhouette of the canopy. The two other elevator towers, also made of glass and copper, are located in the northern part of the area. The elevator towers connect the lower level street to the northern bus stop shelters on Mannerheiminkatu. Together they create a portal to southwards of the city.

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桥面下面的空间被阳极化的铝型材覆盖。降噪，一般照明和高质量的大气照明都集成在包层后面.它们为隧道般的空间创造了视觉上精致和声学上令人愉悦的环境。主要结构之间的部分-支撑墙，桥栏杆，户外长椅和墙壁-都是铜制的，以补充外观。

The space under the bridge deck is clad with anodized aluminium profiles. Noise reduction, general lighting and high-quality atmospheric lighting are all integrated behind the cladding. They create visually refined and acoustically pleasing environment to the tunnel-like space. The parts between the main structures - support walls, bridge railings, outdoor benches and walls - are all copper-clad as well to complement the appearance.

 Floor Plan

旅游中心全年24小时使用。因此，特别注意照明。电力和暖通空调设备隐藏在结构内部。光源被放置在不同元素的穿孔铜部件后面，并将在较暗的季节增强铜部件的特性。

The Travel Centre is in use throughout the year and around the clock. Therefore special attention was paid to lighting. The electricity and HVAC equipment is hidden inside the structures. Light sources have been placed behind perforated copper parts in various elements and will enhance the character of the copper parts during the darker seasons.