© Fernando Alda 

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

架构师提供的文本描述。该项目包括三大要素：博物馆建筑、展览设计和周边公园。

Text description provided by the architects. The project comprises three main elements: the museum building, the exhibition design and the surrounding park.

 © Fernando Alda 

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

该项目的核心是一个公共的户外中庭，上面覆盖着五颜六色的金属檐，旨在保护游客不受频繁的风致降雨的影响。中央中庭的周围是没有标牌的公共区域，包括博物馆商店、一家咖啡馆和一个临时展览空间，以及大楼的两个主要展区。中庭层，一层以上，除了保护连接两个展翅的室外展览空间外，还可以延伸到运河和城市的视野。

At the heart of the project is a public outdoor atrium covered by colorful metal canopies designed to protect visitors from frequent wind-driven rains. Surrounding the central atrium are unticketed public areas, including the museum store, a café and a temporary exhibition space, as well as the two main ticketed exhibition wings of the building. The atrium level, elevated one floor above grade, allows for extended views to the Canal and city, in addition to protecting the outdoor exhibition space below, which connects the two exhibition wings.

 Floor Plan

展览设计是与布鲁斯·毛(Bruce Mau Design)合作构思的，它让参观者了解巴拿马地峡的出现及其在塑造我们自然环境中的作用。在这八个画廊里，有一些故事向游客介绍了生物多样性的概念，使他们沉浸在帕纳马的环境中，并描述了地质和自然历史。展览还传达了这些自然力量对人类的影响，以及生命的相互联系对所有动植物物种生存的重要性。

The exhibition design, conceived collaboratively with Bruce Mau Design, educates visitors about the emergence of the Isthmus of Panamá and its role in shaping our natural environment. Inside the eight galleries are stories that introduce visitors to the concept of biodiversity, immerse them in the environments of Panamá and describe the geological and natural history. The exhibitions also convey how these natural forces have affected humans and the importance of the interconnectivity of life to the survival of all plant and animal species.

 © Fernando Alda 

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

生物多样性公园将展览叙事扩展到周围的景观中。公园周围有教育站，通过展示当地动植物物种之间的真实互动来增加游客对博物馆的体验。由于博物馆外部中庭的公民性质，公园被设计成一个供当地居民使用的公共空间。

The Park of Biodiversity expands the exhibition narrative into the surrounding landscape. Located here and there around the park are education stations that augment the visitor’s experience of the museum by illustrating real-life interaction between local plant and animal species. Because of the civic nature of the museum’s exterior atrium, the park is designed as a publicly accessible space for local residents.

 © Fernando Alda 

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

Architects Gehry Partners

Location Amador Causeway, Panama, Panama

Category Museum

Architect in Charge Frank Gehry

Design Team Elmer Barco, Danelle Briscoe, Vartan Chalikian, Tina Chee, Denise Disney, Sam Gehry, Jose Gonzalez, Kerenza Harris, Jeremy Leman, Chris Mercier, George Metzger, Nathaniel Nacionales, Scott Natvig, Michael O’Boyle, Markus Sohst, Armando Solano

Exhibition Design Bruce Mau Design

Area 4100.0 m2

Project Year 2014

Photographs Fernando Alda 

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