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架构师提供的文本描述。有会议地点的书店。这是伊瓜吐米书店Livraria Cultura建筑工程的主要前提。这家商店不仅仅是一个购物的地方，它还邀请你留下来逛逛。因此，我们希望参观者不仅找到一本他们可能正在寻找的书，而且还希望他们留在那里。

Text description provided by the architects. A bookstore with a meeting place. This was the main premise of the architectural project of the bookstore Livraria Cultura at Iguatemi. More than just merely a place to shop, the store is inviting to stay and hang-out. Thus, we sought for visitors to not only find a book that they might be looking for, but rather that they remain there.

 Upper Floor Plan

上层平面图

入口是一个7.7米的玻璃和铝框架，这是完全凹进，留下通道打开。在这层楼，带着更亲密的空间，我们在花园里找到了一些视听产品，比如蓝色射线和一家咖啡馆。一套自动扶梯带来了书店的大跨度，达到了中间层，里面有玩具和漫画书，也就是所谓的Geek空间。

The entrance is a 7.7m with glass and aluminum frames that are entirely recessed, leaving the passage open. On this floor, with more intimate dimensions, we find the audiovisual products, such as Blue Rays and a café in the garden. A set of escalators bring to the great span of the bookstore, reaching over an intermediate floor, which houses toys and comic books – the so-called Geek space.    

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然后我们来到顶层，那里有一间大房间，有桌子和俱乐部椅子，还有21米宽的露天看台，可以翻阅一本书的书页，甚至举办小型音乐会和讲座，这种结构会把游客引到开放式的阁楼。

Then we arrive at the top floor where there is a large room, with tables and club-chairs, as well as 21m wide bleachers opening over the span.   Inviting to leaf through the pages of a book or even to hold small concerts and lectures, this structure leads the visitors to the open mezzanine.

 Section AA

AA节

书包围了空间，由十一张大桌子支撑着，这些桌子正交地排列在大房间里，摆在周边地区的白色看台上。这些书架内置了LED并划定了空间，就像一个内部覆盖着书籍的立方体。一间多用途的房间，特别是为会议而设的房间-它赢得了哲学咖啡馆的名字-一间为花园预留的房间和为儿童准备的书籍，完成了课程。

The books encircle the space, supported by eleven large tables arranged orthogonally in the large room and on white stands on the peripheral areas. These shelves have built-in LEDs and delimit the space, as a cube internally clad with books. A multi-use room, especially for conferences – that earned the name philosophical café -, a room reserved for a garden and books for children, completing the program.

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地板和衬里以及展示台也是木制的。其他飞机使用白色层压板，并区分侧壁和其他。玻璃扶手尽量减少这些元素在空间中的视觉干扰，在整个布局中消失。照明是由光线实现的，并由楼上房间中心的突出光线完成。

The floor and the lining as well as the display tables are also of wood. The other planes use white laminates and distinguish the side walls from the rest. Glass hand-rails minimize the visual interference of these elements in the space, disappearing in the entire layout. Lighting is achieved by lines of light and completed by outstanding light in the center of the upstairs room.

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书店平面图的配置，特别是开放式流通，追求流动性和空间连续性。建筑之旅从一个舒适的空间开始，然后到达一个具有里程碑意义的区域，居住在那里，大多数产品和游客可以相互交流，在那里，人们甚至可以在购买书之前就拿起一本书，读一章，在那里你可以简单地休息和观看活动。我们这样想，有了吸引人和愉快的空间，最终促进了人与人之间的一种社会化，这些是二十一世纪的书店。这个节目就是商店的生活。

The configuration of the bookstore floor plan, especially with the open circulation, sought fluidity and spatial continuity. The architectural journey begins in a cozy space then arrives at a monumental area, living, where most of the products and visitors can interact with one another, where one can take a book and read a chapter even before purchasing it, where one can simply rest and watch the movement. We thought like this, with inviting and pleasant spaces that end up promoting a type of socialization among people, these are the bookstores of the XXI century. The program is the very life of the store.  

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Architects Diana Radomysler, Luciana Antunes, Marcio Tanaka, Mariana Ruzante, Studio MK27 - Marcio Kogan

Location São Paulo, Brazil

Category Store

Architect in Charge Marcio Kogan

Co-Authors Diana Radomysler, Luciana Antunes, Marcio Tanaka, Mariana Ruzante

Area 2500.0 m2

Project Year 2012

Photographs Fernando Guerra | FG+SG

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