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雅克立奇/加德纳建筑师的礼遇

该保护区将分三个阶段建造，第一阶段将包括用于教育、收获蜂蜜和市场的空间。可持续和本地来源的材料和劳动力将被用来创造一个高度的功能结构，轻松进入景观，并在视觉上与其周围的环境。泥烧砖将在现场和铺设的方式，以当地的编织传统，被建筑师描述为“空间，纹理，和交织”。它们的安排将根据内部方案的通风要求而有所不同。一个高架金属屋顶将停在结构顶部，允许集水区以及被动通风和空气循环。建筑师们希望随着时间的推移，灵活的建筑形式能够被改变，以适应需要的圣所的扩展。

The sanctuary is to be constructed in three phases, the first of which will contain spaces for education, honey harvesting, and a market. Sustainable and locally-sourced materials and labour will be used to create a highly functional structure that eases into the landscape and is visually continuous with its surroundings. Mud-fired bricks will be made on site and laid in a manner redolent of local weaving traditions, described by the architects as 'dimensional, textural, and interwoven'. Their arrangement will vary based on the ventilation requirements of internal programs. An elevated metal roof will rest atop the structure, allowing water catchment as well as passive ventilation and air circulation. The architects hope that the flexible building form can be altered over time to accommodate expansion of the sanctuary as needed.

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雅克立奇/加德纳建筑师的礼遇

该项目是旨在促进当地经济增长的更广泛举措的一部分，同时尊重坦桑尼亚养蜂业的丰富历史。该中心将传统做法与当代野生动物和土地保护指南相结合，目的是在不损害文化价值观的情况下鼓励当地产业。“我们的共同愿景是，这座建筑的设计将给企业带来一种尊严感-一个现代设备和技术与传统方法相融合的地方，”Jaklitsch/Gardner建筑公司的负责人马克·加德纳(Mark Gardner)说。养蜂教育项目的增加为当地农民和部落群体提供了知识和技能，使他们变得更加独立和自力更生，为提高他们的生活质量提供了机会。

The project is part of a broader initiative that seeks to foster local economic growth, while honoring the rich history of beekeeping in Tanzania. Combining a traditional practice with contemporary wildlife and land conservation guidelines, the center aims to encourage local industries without compromising cultural values. “Our shared vision is that the design of this building will bring a sense of dignity to the enterprise - a place where modern equipment and techniques blend with traditional methods," said Mark Gardner, principal of Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects. "An increase in beekeeping education programs offers local farmers and tribal groups the knowledge and skills to become more independent and self-reliant, providing an opportunity to improve their quality of life."

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雅克立奇/加德纳建筑师的礼遇

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雅克立奇/加德纳建筑师的礼遇

该项目第一阶段的施工定于2015年晚些时候开始。

Construction on the first phase of the project is due to commence in late 2015.

建筑师Jaklitsch/Gardner建筑师地点Dodoma，坦桑尼亚类别文化中心项目，2015年

Architects Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects Location Dodoma, Tanzania Category Cultural Center Project Year 2015