Maggies Cancer Centre Manchester Foster + Partners
2016-04-27 11:00
客户:麦琪·凯斯威克·詹克斯癌症护理中心信托结构工程师福斯特合作伙伴工料测量师嘉丁纳
Client The Maggie Keswick Jencks Cancer Caring Centres Trust Structural Engineer Foster + Partners Quantity Surveyor Gardiner & Theobald M+E Engineer Foster + Partners Landscape Architect Dan Pearson Studio Manufacturers Loading... More Specs Less Specs
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架构师提供的文本描述。玛吉的中心位于英国和国外,旨在提供一个受欢迎的“离家出走”的地方-一个受癌症影响的人可以在那里获得情感和实际支持的避难所。在麦琪·凯斯威克·詹克斯提出的一种新型护理的蓝图的启发下,他们非常重视建筑的力量,以提升精神,并在治疗过程中提供帮助。曼彻斯特中心的设计目标是在花园环境中营造一种家庭氛围,并在一条树木林立的街道的尽头,从克里斯蒂医院(Christie Hospital)及其领先的肿瘤科走一小段路,第一次瞥见它。
Text description provided by the architects. Located across Britain and abroad, Maggie’s Centres are conceived to provide a welcoming ‘home away from home’ – a place of refuge where people affected by cancer can find emotional and practical support. Inspired by the blueprint for a new type of care set out by Maggie Keswick Jencks, they place great value upon the power of architecture to lift the spirits and help in the process of therapy. The design of the Manchester centre aims to establish a domestic atmosphere in a garden setting and, appropriately, is first glimpsed at the end of a tree-lined street, a short walk from The Christie Hospital and its leading oncology unit.
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Ground floor plan color
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这座建筑位于一个阳光明媚的地方,位于一层楼之上,其轮廓较低,反映了周围街道的居住规模。屋顶在中间上升,形成一个阁楼层,由三角形屋顶灯自然照明,并由轻质木格梁支撑。这些梁充当不同内部区域之间的天然隔断。从视觉上将建筑分解成周围的花园。该中心将各种空间结合在一起,从亲密的私人壁龛到图书馆、健身房和地方,收集和分享一杯茶。这栋建筑的核心是厨房,它集中在一张大的公共桌子上。比如走廊和医院标志已经被取消,取而代之的是像家一样的空间。为此,材料调色板将温暖、天然的木材和触觉的表面结合起来。工作人员将保持低调,但又能接近他们。支持办公室位于中央宽阔脊柱上方的阁楼层,下面有厕所和储藏室,保持整个大楼的自然视觉连接。
The building occupies a sunny site and is arranged over a single storey, keeping its profile low and reflecting the residential scale of the surrounding streets. The roof rises in the centre to create a mezzanine level, naturally illuminated by triangular roof lights and it is supported by lightweight timber lattice beams. The beams act as natural partitions between different internal areas, visually dissolving the architecture into the surrounding gardens. The centre combines a variety of spaces, from intimate private niches to a library, exercise rooms and places to gather and share a cup of tea. The heart of the building is the kitchen, which is centred on a large, communal table. Institutional references, such as corridors and hospital signs have been banished in favour of home-like spaces. To that end the materials palette combines warm, natural wood and tactile surfaces. Staff will be unobtrusive, yet close and accessible. Support offices are placed on a mezzanine level positioned on top of a wide central spine, with toilets and storage spaces below, maintaining natural visual connections across the building.
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整个中心都集中在自然光、绿色植物和花园景观上。直线图上点缀着美化的庭院,整个西面的立面延伸到一个宽阔的阳台。屋顶的深悬遮挡着雨水。滑动的玻璃门打开了大楼,通向丹·皮尔逊工作室(Dan Pearson Studio)创建的花园环境。东面的每个治疗和咨询室都面对着自己的私人花园。这栋建筑的南端延伸到了一个温室-这是对光和自然的庆祝-提供了一个花园静修处。让人们聚在一起,用手工作,享受大自然和户外的治疗品质。这将是一个种植花卉和其他农产品的空间,可以在中心使用,在病人感到最脆弱的时候,给予他们一种使命感。
Throughout the centre, there is a focus on natural light, greenery and garden views. The rectilinear plan is punctuated by landscaped courtyards and the entire western elevation extends into a wide veranda, which is sheltered from the rain by the deep overhang of the roof. Sliding glass doors open the building up to a garden setting created by Dan Pearson Studio. Each treatment and counselling room on the eastern façade faces its own private garden. The south end of the building, extends to embrace a greenhouse – a celebration of light and nature – which provides a garden retreat, a space for people to gather, to work with their hands and enjoy the therapeutic qualities of nature and the outdoors. It will be a space to grow flowers and other produce that can be used at the centre giving the patients a sense of purpose at a time when they may feel at their most vulnerable.
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该中心由福斯特合作伙伴公司设计和设计,还包括诺曼·福斯特和迈克·霍兰德设计的定制家具,他们在实践中领导着工业设计团队。这些家具包括厨房单元和桌子、餐具柜和其他架子单元。
The centre, designed and engineered by Foster + Partners, also features bespoke furniture designed by Norman Foster and Mike Holland who heads out the industrial design team in the practice. These include kitchen units and table, sideboards and other shelving units.
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福斯特合伙公司的董事长兼创始人福斯特勋爵说:“我对癌症诊断的痛苦有第一手的经验,并了解玛吉的中心作为一个提供信息、避难所和支持的务虚会是多么重要。我们在曼彻斯特-我年轻时的城市-的目标是创建一座欢迎的、友好的、没有医院或卫生中心的任何机构参考的建筑-一个光线充足、简陋的空间,人们可以聚集、交谈或简单地思考。这就是为什么整个建筑都集中在自然光、绿色植物和风景上,有一个温室来提供鲜花,强调自然和户外的治疗品质。木材框架,帮助连接建筑物与周围的绿色植物-外部,这一结构将部分种植藤蔓,使建筑似乎溶入花园。“
Lord Foster, Chairman and Founder of Foster + Partners: “I have first-hand experience of the distress of a cancer diagnosis and understand how important Maggie’s Centres are as a retreat offering information, sanctuary and support. Our aim in Manchester, the city of my youth, was to create a building that is welcoming, friendly and without any of the institutional references of a hospital or health centre – a light-filled, homely space where people can gather, talk or simply reflect. That is why throughout the building there is a focus on natural light, greenery and views; with a greenhouse to provide fresh flowers, and an emphasis on the therapeutic qualities of nature and the outdoors. The timber frame, helps to connect the building with the surrounding greenery – externally, this structure will be partially planted with vines, making the architecture appear to dissolve into the gardens.”
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Architects Foster + Partners
Location Christie Hospital Nhs Trust, Wilmslow Rd, Manchester, Manchester M20 4BX, UK
Category Rehabilitation Center
Area 1922.0 m2
Project Year 2016
Photographs Nigel Young / Foster + Partners
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