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Owner NOAA Fisheries Southwest Fisheries Science Center, La Jolla, CA + U.S. Department of Commerce + National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) + Southwest Fisheries Science Center, La Jolla Laboratory Project Management NOAA Office of the Chief Administration Officer, Silver Spring, MD and Seattle WA + NOAA Office of Acquisitions and Grants, Silver Spring, MD and Seattle WA + NOAA Fisheries Office of the Assistant Administrator for Fisheries, Silver Spring, MD + NOAA Fisheries Office of Management and Budget, Silver Spring, MD Structural Engineer TranSystems Corporation, Kansas City, MO MEP+FP Engineer Gibbens Drake Scott, Raytown, MO Civil Engineer RBF Consulting, San Diego, CA + LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT + Wimmer Yamada & Caughey, San Diego, CA General Contractor Rudolph & Sletten, San Diego, CA Animation / Image Consultant Arnold Imaging, Kansas City, MO Manufacturers Loading... More Specs Less Specs

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架构师提供的文本描述。NOAA西南渔业科学中心最近由古尔德·埃文斯领导的设计团队完成，创建了一个世界级的设施，将帮助招募有才华的科学家，并支持正在进行的养护和管理该地区海洋生物资源的研究。LEED黄金认证建筑代表了一种针对可持续设计的特定地点方法，其建筑特征为能源效率设定了当地基准，并将科学家与他们致力于保护的环境联系起来。

Text description provided by the architects. The NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center was recently completed by a Gould Evans-led design team, creating a world-class facility that will help recruit talented scientists and support ongoing research for the conservation and management of the region’s living marine resources. The LEED Gold certified building represents a site-specific approach to sustainable design, with architectural features that set a local benchmark for energy efficiency and connect scientists to the environment they are so dedicated to preserving.

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该研究小组面临搬迁受海岸侵蚀威胁的现有设施的挑战，设计了一个令人惊叹的新研究环境，似乎是从周围的悬崖上生长出来的。这座建筑坐落在La Jolla峡谷的顶端，这是一种测深功能，为研究人员提供了进入太平洋深处的通道。建筑对这种地形做出反应，利用聚集的异常创造室外聚集空间、屋顶露台和庭院，重新诠释诺阿以前的设施所钟爱的“庭院文化”。

Challenged to relocate an existing facility threatened by coastal erosion, the team designed a stunning new research environment that appears to grow from the surrounding bluffs. The building is perched at the head of the La Jolla Canyon, a bathymetric feature that provides researchers with access to the deep Pacific Ocean. The architecture reacts to this topography, utilizing massing anomalies to create outdoor gathering spaces, rooftop terraces, and courtyards that reinterpret the beloved “courtyard culture” of NOAA’s former facility.

这座12.4万平方英尺的建筑被插入一个陡峭的轮廓中，以保持上面道路上的海景，并有效地容纳复杂的办公、实验室、会议室、停车场、图书馆和一个52.8万加仑的海洋技术开发池-这是世界上最大的海洋技术开发池。通过它的选址，物质性和绿色空间的使用，这座五层楼的建筑从外部看从未超过三层。对于在那里工作的科学家来说，它也从来没有比三层高，培养了科学界的感觉。

The 124,000 square foot building was inserted into a steep contour to maintain ocean views from the road above and efficiently accommodate a complex program of offices, laboratories, conference rooms, parking, a library, and a 528,000 gallon ocean technology development tank – the largest of its kind in the world. Through its siting, materiality and use of green space, the five-story building never appears larger than three stories from the exterior. It also never seems taller than three stories to the scientists who work there, fostering a feeling of scientific community.

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对于致力于海洋生态系统健康的建筑而言，可持续设计至关重要。然而，实验室每平方英尺的能耗大约是典型办公楼的五倍。为了弥补这一点，该建筑有狭窄的地板，允许日光渗透空间，风扇辅助的自然通风，以及高效率的设备和照明。绿色屋顶种植了各种各样的本土物种，包括沿海海岸和圣贤。西面和南面窗户的遮阳有助于将建筑物的冷却负荷减少到比ASHRAE 90.1-2004标准要求的低69%。屋顶上的大型光伏阵列抵消了建筑7%的能源需求：相当于该地区40座典型房屋的能源。与类似的建筑物相比，这些特点使预计的能源消耗减少了33%。

For a building dedicated to marine ecosystem health, sustainable design was critical. However, laboratories consume about five times more energy per square foot than a typical office building. To offset this, the building has narrow floor plates that permit daylight to permeate the spaces, fan-assisted natural ventilation, and high-efficiency equipment and lighting. The green roof has been planted with a variety of native species, including coastal chaparral and sage.  Solar shading on the west- and south-facing windows contribute to reducing the building’s cooling loads to 69% less than that required by ASHRAE 90.1-2004 standard. A large photovoltaic array on the roof offsets 7% of the building's energy needs: equivalent to the energy that would power 40 typical houses in the region. Altogether, these features reduce projected energy use by 33% compared to similar buildings.

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萨拉·梅斯尼克(Sarah Mesnick)是NOAA西南渔业科学中心的海洋哺乳动物生态学家/科学联络员，她强调了另一个重要的好处：“我们的工作人员将在他们办公室里的新鲜空气和自然光的结合中茁壮成长，同时拥有促进互动的开放空间，创造一个非常健康和科学高效的工作场所。”

Sarah Mesnick, Marine Mammal Ecologist/Science Liaison at the NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center highlights another important benefit, “Our staff will thrive with the combination of fresh air and natural light in their offices, as well as the open spaces which promote interaction, creating both a wonderfully healthy and scientifically productive place to work.”

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Architects Gould Evans

Location 8901 La Jolla Shores Drive, Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA 92037, USA

Category Science Center

Associate Architect Delawie

Area 124000.0 ft2

Project Year 2013

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