更多关于休息后的SUPSI。

More on the SUPSI after the break.

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库马的SUPSI设计的本质是坡道，向两个方向倾斜，形成锯齿状的形状，使斜坡的屋顶变成适合居住的公共空间。这些倾斜的平面是受当地建筑屋顶分层石材构成的启发，因此包含了对规模和建筑传统的重新诠释。

The essence of Kuma's SUPSI design is the ramp, sloping in two directions to form a zig-zag shape where the roofs of the inclines become inhabitable public spaces. These inclined planes were inspired by the layered stone composition of local building roofs, thereby embracing a reinterpretation of scale and building tradition.

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这里有一个主要的绿色长廊和一个街区长的绿色墙，它重塑了绿色的、可持续的做法，再加上一个由日光方向决定的交替石板和铝板组成的建筑围护结构。自然光是设计的一个重要和有吸引力的组成部分，大窗户全年都能吸收阳光，并且有很高的隔热水平，以在瑞士严寒的冬天保持建筑的温暖。库马和他的团队非常密切地关注整个建筑的日照、温度和景色，并在必要时做出调整，以利用学校的微妙环境。

There is a main green promenade and a block-long green wall that reinvents green, sustainable practices, paired with a building envelope made of alternating stone and aluminum panels determined by daylight orientation. Natural light is an important and attractive component of the design, with large windows that let in sun throughout the year and very high levels of thermal insulation to keep the building warm during harsh Swiss winters. Kuma and his team paid very close attention to sun exposure, temperature and views throughout the building, making adjustments where necessary to capitalize on the school's nuanced environment.

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许多不同的户外空间，有些完全开放，而另一些更隐蔽，是由露台定义，并定位为提供舒适的经验，在不同的条件。开放供流通，这些空间也容纳大学项目，如校园幼儿园.

Many different outdoor spaces, some completely open while others more sheltered, are defined by the terrace and positioned to provide comfortable experiences in varying conditions. Open to circulation, these spaces also accommodate university programs, such as the on-campus kindergarten. 

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教室和自助餐厅位于一楼，实验室位于有盖的户外区域。实验室空间覆盖着玻璃，但在好天气下可以向室外开放，在基础设施和景观之间建立进一步的对话。

Classrooms and a cafeteria are located on the ground floor with laboratories situated across a covered outdoor area. The lab space is covered in glazing but can be opened to the outdoors in good weather, creating further dialogue between infrastructure and landscape.

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连接大学与铁轨另一边的桥梁位于大楼的北端，这是屋顶平台的延续，延伸到门德里西奥市。库马和他的团队设计了SUPSI，作为技术和城市独创性的典范，展示了为现有城市结构及其居民设计的重要性。

The bridge linking the university to the other side of the rail track is located at the north end of the building, a continuation of the roof terrace that extends out into the city of Mendrisio. Kuma and his team designed the SUPSI to stand as an example of technological and urban ingenuity, showing the importance of designing for the existing urban fabric and its citizens. 

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Architects Kengo Kuma and Associates Principal Kengo Kuma Partner Yuki Ikeguchi Design Team Marcin Sapeta，NaYoung Kim，Anteo Taro Sanada，Kiyoaki Takeda，Flavia Gabriela Barrera Quintana，Miguel Bispo，Bruno Marques，Laura Myllyluoma，Hannah Taylor，Adeline de Vrij，Sam Yul Huh，Ania Popieralska Local Architect Studio d`architettura Martino Pedrozzi，Mendrisio，Martino Pedrozzi，Andrea Nardi 3D Team MIR，Chihiro Isono，Junki Wakuda，Hiroaki Saito(KKAA)土木工程师Furst Laffranchi Bauingenieure GmbH，Wolfwil结构工程Weinmann-Energy SA，Echarens电气工程师MAB-Ingenierie SA，Morges照片Kengo Kuma和Associates

Architects Kengo Kuma and Associates Principal Kengo Kuma Partner Yuki Ikeguchi Design Team Marcin Sapeta, NaYoung Kim, Anteo Taro Sanada, Kiyoaki Takeda, Flavia Gabriela Barrera Quintana , Miguel Bispo, Bruno Marques, Laura Myllyluoma, Hannah Taylor, Adeline de Vrij, Sam Yul Huh, Ania Popieralska Local Architect Studio d`architettura Martino Pedrozzi, Mendrisio, Martino Pedrozzi, Andrea Nardi 3D Team MIR, Chihiro Isono, Junki Wakuda, Hiroaki Saito (KKAA) Civil Engineer Furst Laffranchi Bauingenieure GmbH, Wolfwil Structural Engineering Weinmann-Energies SA, Echallens Electrical Engineer MAB-Ingenierie SA, Morges Photographs Kengo Kuma and Associates

参考文献：Kengo Kuma and Associates，Designbom

References: Kengo Kuma and Associates, Designboom