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这个花园棚是由UBC建筑系学生和林地社区花园俱乐部共同设计和建造的。这种结构是园林的重点，是当地教育项目的聚集地，也是一种实用的存储解决方案。

This garden shed was designed and constructed in partnership by UBC architecture students and the Woodlands Community Garden Club. This structure is the focal point of the garden, and it acts as a gathering spot for local education programs, and as well as a practical storage solution.

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棚屋的独特形式是为了防止在周围的园地上投下阴影，同时遮挡中央会议空间，客户还要求避免在现场使用化学物质，以防止渗入土壤。我们的解决办法是使用烧焦的雪松壁板作为保护木材的自然方法。

The unique form of the shed was designed to prevent shadows from being cast on surrounding garden plots while at the same time shading the central meeting space.The client(s) also requested that the use of chemicals be avoided on site to prevent leaching into the soil. Our solution was to use charred cedar siding as a natural way of protecting the wood.

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烧焦的表面也双重作为粉笔板墙，为儿童和教师提供了一个写字的表面。除了烧焦的雪松壁板外，建筑中阳光最多的部分也使用了鲱鱼骨图案的格子系统。格子允许室内照明以及一个潜在的地方种植藤蔓。在夏季的几个月里，季节性的藤蔓会提供更多的遮荫来冷却建筑，而在休眠的时候，会让更多的光线进入建筑物。

The charred surface also doubles as a chalk-board wall, providing a surface for children and instructors to write on. In addition to the charred-cedar siding, a herring-bone patterned lattice system was used on the parts of the building that receive the most sunlight. The lattice allows for interior lighting as well as a potential place to grow vines. Seasonal vines would provide further shading to cool the structure in the summer months, while allowing more light into the building when dormant.

Architects Brendan Callander, Jason Pielak , Stella Cheung-Boyland

Location 705 Woodland Drive, Vancouver, BC V5L 3R3, Canada

Category Public Space

Photographs Dave Delnea Images