架构师提供的文本描述。设在瑞典马尔默的联合国附属世界海事大学(WMU)已经完成。在与金·乌森·阿基泰克特的合作下，我们在2011年赢得了一个3阶段国际比赛后的项目。这一合作在项目的所有阶段一直持续到完成。(鼓掌)

Text description provided by the architects. The United Nations affiliated World Maritime University (WMU) in Malmo, Sweden has been completed.  In collaboration with Kim Utzon Arkitekter  we won the project in 2011 after a 3-stage international competition.  This collaboration continued throughout all stages of the project to completion.   

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在城市方面，这座建筑物被认为是一个空间“枢纽”，标志着从马尔默老城一直延伸到建筑物所在的海港地区的街道上的一个过渡点。建筑物作为“枢纽”的概念促使我们为这座新建筑探索一种折叠式的板块语言，这样它就可以充当该建筑物的枢纽。这座城市也是它与原始“旋风”之间的枢纽。

In urban terms the building was conceived as a spatial "hinge” that marked a transition point on the street extending from the old town of Malmo to the harbour area where the building is sited.  The conception of the building as a “hinge” prompted us to explore a folded plate language for the new building such that it could act as a hinge in the city and also a hinge between itself and the original “Tornhuset”.

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这个项目的形式出现在最初的“旋风”(Tornhuset)的迷人屋顶上，乍看上去很传统，但它是一个基于简单山墙逻辑的出乎意料的正式游戏，然后根据下面地板的精确几何图形进行修饰。我们采取了类似的策略，列出了一系列与现有建筑的正式组合，然后根据对视图的需要和对内部空间的光穿透进行了详细阐述

The form of the project emerged from a fascination roof in the original “Tornhuset” which, at first glance looks conventional, but is an unexpected formal play based in a simple gable logic which is then embellished in response to the precise geometry of the floor plate below.  We adopted a similar strategy, laying out a series of formal alignments with the existing building that were then elaborated upon in response to the need for views and also light penetration to the spaces within – all while presenting a largely solid form in elevation.

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覆层材料是铝板，是瑞典和澳大利亚建筑中传统使用的彩绘金属板材的明喻-这是两种合作实践所依据的背景之间意外的重叠。屋顶薄板的颜色与原始龙卷风的屋顶有关。

The cladding material is aluminium sheeting, a simile for the painted metal sheet traditionally used in both Swedish and Australian architecture – an unexpected overlap a between the contexts where the two collaborating practices are based. The colour of the roof sheeting is related to the roof of the original Tornhuset.

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该项目的组织是针对新大楼的教学空间、旧的“Tornhuset”的行政管理和两者之间的社会化空间之间的简单规划划分的。因此，建筑物的内部由三部分组成-一堆有不同教室和研究空间的楼层、翻新的现有空间和两者之间的被占空间。

The organisation of the project was based in a response to a simple programmatic division between the teaching spaces in the new building, administration in the old “Tornhuset”, and socialization spaces in between.  The interior of the building is therefore in three parts – a stack of floors with various classroom and research spaces, the refurbished existing spaces and an occupied space void between the two. 

当地板从街道上升起时，每一层的地板都会向后倾斜，以最大限度地打开这片空隙。由此产生的空间被沐浴在以瑞典南部闻名的美丽灯光中。完成的项目的照片托本Eskerod，除了b/w图像由Rodrigo Bernabeau Rodriguez。

The stack of floors is set back on every level as it rises from the street, to open this void to the maximum extent possible to the sky.  The resulting space is bathed in the beautiful light for which southern Sweden is known. Photographs of completed project by Torben Eskerod with the exception of b/w image by Rodrigo Bernabeau Rodriguez.

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Architects Terroir, Kim Utzon Arkitekter

Location Malmö, Sweden

Category University

Project Year 2014

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