架构师提供的文本描述。威尔金森·艾尔在牛津丘吉尔医院完成了最新的玛姬中心。受树屋概念的启发，玛吉位于帕特里夏·汤普森大厦的牛津大学(Oxford)在医院场地边缘的一片小树林中漂浮在树木之间。提拉提，它轻轻地踩在下面的景观上，而建筑形式的扭曲几何学创造了充满轻柔运动和光的内部空间。该设计与自然互动和拥抱，以提供舒适和保证游客在他们需要的时候。

Text description provided by the architects. Wilkinson Eyre has completed the latest Maggie’s Centre at Churchill Hospital in Oxford. Inspired by the concept of a tree house, Maggie's Oxford at the Patricia Thompson Building, floats amongst the trees in a small copse on the edge of the hospital grounds. Raised on piloti, it treads lightly on the landscape beneath while the twisting geometry of the architectural form creates internal spaces that are full of gentle movement and light. The design interacts with and embraces nature to provide comfort and reassurance for visitors in their time of need.

 Ground Floor Plan

设计理念的关键是创造一座温暖友好的建筑。该中心需要平静、略微中立，而不是以任何方式进行公司或临床活动。这是通过建筑形式的角度几何学来解决的，它增加了内部空间的运动和生命。

Key to the design concept was to create a building that felt warm and friendly. The Centre needed to be tranquil, slightly neutral and not in any way corporate or clinical. This was addressed by the angular geometry of the architectural form which has added movement and life to the spaces within.

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一系列的三维平面碎片，折叠和包裹在一个三方计划，使结构适合现有的树木和游客逃离视觉景观。外部梯田和踏入林地让游客有机会进一步探索和沉浸自己。

A series of three-dimensional planes fragment, fold and wrap into each other around a tripartite plan which allows the structure to fit among the existing trees – and visitors to escape visually into the landscape. External terraces and steps into the woodland allow visitors the opportunity to explore and immerse themselves further.

为了与林地环境保持一致，这座建筑一直是用木材建造的，一直到地面。为了尽量减少对动植物的破坏，在固定在地下隐蔽的螺旋桩上的胶木柱上安装了预制的横向叠层木材板。非正式的倾斜柱群支撑着这一结构，并在树林中唤起了一丛树干。表面材料主要是木材和玻璃，这是友好和熟悉，虽然现代，他们将自然天气和舒适的坐在景观内。

In keeping with the woodland setting, the building has been constructed from timber all the way to the ground. To minimise disruption to the flora and fauna, prefabricated crossply laminated timber panels were erected on glulam timber columns fixed to concealed screw piles below the ground. Informal clusters of tilted columns support the structure and evoke a thicket of tree trunks in the woods. The surface materials are largely timber and glass which are friendly and familiar and while modern, they will weather naturally and sit comfortably within the landscape.

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内部计划是由三个翅膀组成的中央空间，这是一个直接解释麦琪的简报，允许不同的领域信息，情感支持和放松。所有这些都与大楼的中央欢迎中心相连，这里有厨房、餐桌和炉子。

The internal plan is composed of three wings emanating from a central space which is a direct interpretation of the Maggie’s brief, allowing separate areas for information, emotional support and relaxation. All are linked to the central welcoming heart of the building which has a kitchen, dining table and stove.

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这是一个国内规模的空间，友好和诱人，但也提供安静的地方退却和反映。牧师用玻璃窗将隔墙与天花板连接起来，给人一种过度航行的感觉，并给建筑带来光明。房顶的缝隙开口允许阳光进入空间，而地板上的开口则提供对下面景观的看法。这些元素结合在一起，在内部空间和自然环境之间创造了一种强大的关系，从各个方面提供了视图和光线。

The spaces are of a domestic scale, friendly and inviting but also offering quiet places to retreat and reflect. Clerestory glazing connects partition walls to the ceiling, giving the feeling of an oversailing roof and bringing light through the building. Slot openings in the roof allow shafts of sunlight into the spaces and openings in the floor provide views through to the landscape below. Together, these elements combine to create a strong relationship between the internal spaces and the natural surroundings, offering views and light from every aspect.

经过考虑的细节进一步改善了中心的内部空间：厨房桌子(由威尔金森·艾尔设计)和休闲区的彩色地毯(由戴安娜·埃德蒙设计)都是定制的设计，而刻在木材墙壁上的细腻的表面线条轻轻地强化了建筑的几何图形。

Considered details have further enhanced the Centre’s interior spaces: the kitchen table (designed by Wilkinson Eyre) and the colourful rug in the relaxation area (designed by Diana Edmunds) are bespoke designs, while delicate surface lines etched into the timber walls gently reinforce the building’s geometry.

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Architects Wilkinson Eyre Architects

Location Oxford, United Kingdom

Category Houses

Design Team Chris Wilkinson, Andrew Walsh

Area 225.0 sqm

Project Year 2014

Photographs Julian Abrams