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架构师提供的文本描述。汤姆森·阿德塞特为查尔斯·斯托特大学设计了一座新的工程大楼，可以看到巴瑟斯特标志性的全景赛道。

Text description provided by the architects. ThomsonAdsett has designed a new Engineering Building for Charles Sturt University, with views of Bathurst’s iconic Mount Panorama race circuit.

该建筑容纳了该地区大学独特的新学位，旨在让学生既具备工程技能又具备商业技能。汤姆森·阿德塞特的设计既满足了这两方面的需要，又为商业活动和制造商工作室提供了一个宣传空间，后者包括了“制造者运动”(Maker Motion)-这是一种重新想象和营销废弃或破碎物品的趋势。

The building accommodates the regional university’s unique new degree, which is designed to leave students equipped with both engineering and business skills. ThomsonAdsett’s design meets both needs, by providing a pitching space for business activity and maker studio, which embraces the ‘Maker Movement’ – a trend where discarded or broken goods are reimagined and marketed.

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该建筑的空间多样性支持创业思维和为雇主培养高素质的工程师。ThomsonAdsett开发了一个“学习蜂窝”-一种为整个建筑增加凝聚力的空间规划策略。这些集群协作区体现了新学习群体的共同课程和协作性质。

The building’s spatial diversity supports entrepreneurial thinking and the development of high-calibre engineers for employers. ThomsonAdsett developed a ‘Honeycomb of Learning’ – a spatial planning strategy which adds cohesion to the entire building. These clustered collaboration zones express the co-curricular and collaborative nature of the new learning cohort.

现有的设施已经通过画廊、技术墙、蜂巢式学习、制造商工作室、展区和实验室进行了改造，鼓励了实验、合作伙伴关系和企业。这些空间使学生能够发展必要的技能和关系，在开始创新课程的实地学习部分之前。

The existing facility has been transformed with a gallery, technological wall, Honeycomb of Learning, maker studio, pitch space and labs, which encourage experimentation, partnerships and enterprise. These spaces enable students to develop necessary skills and relationships, before undertaking the field study component of the innovative course.

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汤姆森·阿德塞特(ThomsonAdsett)用类似于地区农场和棚屋的材料，为这个新社区创造了一种性格和归属感。现有框架的形式和重复使用象征着家，补充了乡村小屋的美学，最大限度地利用了所体现的能量。这个独特的项目说明了并行设计课程和相关学习环境的好处。学生和工作人员已经爱上了他们的新工程之家。

ThomsonAdsett has created a character and sense of home for this new community, by using materials akin with regional farm and shed buildings. The form and re-use of the existing frames symbolises home, complements the rural shed aesthetic and maximises the use of embodied energy. This unique project illustrates the benefits of designing a curriculum and associated learning environment in parallel. Students and staff are already loving their new engineering home.

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Architects ThomsonAdsett

Location Panorama Ave, Bathurst NSW 2795, Australia

Category Adaptive Reuse

Area 2366.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Alicia Taylor

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