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架构师提供的文本描述。研究校园Waischenfeld是一个撤退/智囊团，为弗劳恩霍费尔集成电路研究所，IIS，在中世纪村庄威斯琴菲尔德，在北部巴伐利亚。在集中和田园诗般的环境中，向研究人员提供实验室、客房、会议室、办公室、中心活动空间/自助餐厅和户外平台，用于微电子、信息技术和电信的研究和开发。

Text description provided by the architects. The Research Campus Waischenfeld is a retreat/ think-tank for the Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits IIS in the medieval village of Waischenfeld in northern Bavaria. In a concentrated and idyllic setting researchers are provided with laboratories, guestrooms, conference rooms, offices, a central event space/ cafeteria and outdoor terraces for research and development of microelectronics, information technologies, and telecommunications.

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该村的特点是集中了大量的土著砖石和桩梁木屋(Fachwerk)，这些房屋分布在风景如画的威森河谷。毗邻村庄和主干道，该地点位于一片平缓倾斜的草地上，东临一片森林。

The village is characterized by a dense concentration of indigenous masonry and post and beam timber houses (fachwerk) distributed up and along the picturesque Wiesent river valley. Adjacent to the village and main road, the site is located on a gently sloped meadow bordered to the east by a forest.

 Ground Floor Plan

为了将研究型校园整合到村庄的区域规模中，该项目被分成四个2到3层的楼阁，屋顶是不对称的。建筑体积以一种非平行的方式相互抵消，模仿村庄规划的有机质量，同时增强景观、方向，并在它们之间产生空间动态，包括一个慷慨的台阶/梯田入口。

In order to integrate the research campus into the regional scale of the village the program is distributed into four 2 to 3 story pavilions with asymmetrically gabled roofs. The building volumes are offset from each other in a non-parallel fashion mimicking the organic quality of the village planning while enhancing views, orientations, and generating a spatial dynamic between them including a generous stepped/ terraced entrance.

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这是一个扩展策略，同时允许南方增加两个未来的增长模块(展馆)。展馆由一个平顶木桁架中央连接，它覆盖着中心活动空间，中间有三角形天窗，同时提供全天候连接。这个结构的屋顶提供了额外的户外平台，以进一步加强研究人员之间的交流和交流。

This is a scaling strategy while allowing two future growth modules (pavilions) to be added to the south. The pavilions are connected centrally by a flat-roofed timber truss-work, which encloses the central event space punctuated by triangular skylights while providing an all-weather connection. The roof of this structure provides additional outdoor terraces to further enhance communication and discourse between researchers.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

沿着草甸斜坡，团团进一步嵌入乡村景观中，同时作为学习、研究和交流的场所仍然清晰可辨。从程序上讲，下层的住宅积极使用，如实验室、办公室和会议室，而上层的客房。

Stepping up the meadow slope the ensemble is further embedded into the village-scape while remaining legible as a place of learning, research, and exchange. Programmatically the lower levels house active uses such as laboratories, offices, and conference rooms while the upper levels house guestrooms.

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这一方案构想与低层混凝土的混合结构并行，以改善隔音和能源使用(加热和冷却)以及上层和屋顶的木材/木材建筑，这是一种覆盖四个展馆的覆盖层材料(落叶松板和板条)。这一技术战略使该项目获得了“被动能源”评级。

This programmatic idea is paralleled by a hybrid construction of concrete for the lower levels to improve acoustical separation and energy use (heating and cooling) and wood/ timber construction for the upper levels and roofs, a material that extends as a cladding material (larch board and batten) covering the four pavilions. This technological strategy earns the project a “passive energy” rating.

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木皮被一个喷砂混凝土基层补充，在那里它偶尔出现。一系列可操作的窗口在展馆的体积中穿行，相对于项目而言，这些窗口的规模过大，同时也回顾了该村的历史窗口类型。屋顶和闪光是立式接缝铜-另一种材料，如木材覆层，这将获得一段时间后，赢得了。

The wood skin is complimented by a sandblasted concrete base course where it occasionally appears. A series of operable windows punch through the pavilion volumes, overscaled in relation to the programs, while simultaneously recalling the historical window types of the village. The roof and flashing is of standing seam copper - another material, like the wood cladding, which will weather gaining a patina over time.

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Architects Barkow Leibinger

Location Waischenfeld, Germany

Category Research Center

Architects in Charge Frank Barkow, Regine Leibinger

Area 3813.0 sqm

Project Year 2014

Photographs Stefan Müller