设计意图

Design Intentions

作为城市/地铁公园系统与路易斯维尔市附属营利性公司实体之间的一个联合项目，该项目的设计目标如下：

As a joint project between the city/metro parks system and a for-profit corporate entity affiliated with the City of Louisville, the project had the following design goals:

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设计一个标志性的结构，这将有助于提供一个独特的身份，一个新的河畔公园开发，为一个社区，一直被城市忽视，开发一个公园建筑原型，在视觉上连接不同的公园区，开发一个公园建筑原型，是持久和低维护在一个容易发生水灾的地区。

Design an iconic structure that will help provide a unique identity to a new riverside park developed for a neighborhood area that has been historically neglected by the City Develop a park building prototype that visually ties thematically different park zones Develop a park building prototype that is durable and low-maintenance within a flood prone & high public use area

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设计分辨率

Design Resolution

河景公园的总体规划设想了一个新的70英亩的西南路易斯维尔娱乐场所，庆祝俄亥俄河沿岸多样的景观。由四个不同的公园区特征(活跃，公民，自然和嬉戏)组成的一系列环境将提供机会，使两条河接触。

The master plan for Riverview Park envisions a new 70-acre recreational venue for southwest Louisville that celebrates a diverse landscape along the Ohio River. Comprised of four distinct park zone characteristics (active, civic, natural, and playful), a series of environments will offer opportunities to engage both river & land through site-specific interactive elements. An initial phase of construction offers dry & wet children’s playgrounds, picnic areas, and a boat ramp. In proximity to the new play areas, this first of several visitor service buildings provides public restrooms, drinking fountains, and mechanical rooms for park-wide utilities that include irrigation & lighting controls.

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指农业

Referencing the agrarian & river transportation history of the site, the design concept for the park building originates from the recognizable imagery of regional tobacco barns and the river barges that are frequently visible from the park. Merging the volumetric ‘container’ attributes of barn & barge precedents, the project presents a playful park structure that is both familiar & new. In concert with a family of future buildings that will share similar characteristics, the structure will reinforce a cohesive visitor experience between the diverse activity zones of the park through variations in orientation, geometry, and detailing.

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主要的项目挑战包括：1)在长达100年的河流洪泛区内的建筑位置；2)高度公开的项目场地，易遭破坏。

Key project challenges include the following: 1) a building location within the 100-year river flood plain, 2) a highly public project site prone to vandalism & graffiti, 3) importance of visitor safety & security monitoring, and 4) ease of building maintenance.

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通过使用普通的、现成的、耐用的工业材料，设计团队的目标是在“公民”公共公园结构中提升这些卑微材料的使用。一种简单的材料调色板，采用自然生锈的Cor-10钢(瓦楞纸板)。

Through the use of common, off-the-shelf, and durable industrial materials, it was the goal of the design team to elevate the use of these humble materials within the context of a ‘civic’ public park structure. A simple material palette of naturally rusting Cor-ten steel (in corrugated panel & louver applications), galvanized steel plank grating, and poured-in-place concrete provides a durable kit-of-parts that is easily cleaned through power-washing (specific to the corten steel finish, graffiti can simply be sanded off with steel wool and the rusted patina naturally returns). A raised wall detail at the building base facilitates the hosing down of all interior spaces. Perforated & louvered wall surfaces provide visual & acoustical porosity in certain building areas for public safety. Stainless steel ‘prison-grade’ fixtures & accessories are utilized in all restroom compartments.

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该建筑没有机械加热或冷却，依靠自然交叉通风。日光过滤器进入所有内部空间，并消除了人工照明的需要，在白天时间。到了晚上，从周围的小径上可以看到，这座建筑变成了一个五颜六色的“公园灯笼”。

The building has no mechanical heating or cooling and relies on natural crossventilation. Daylight filters into all interior spaces and eliminates the need for artificial lighting during daylight hours. By night, the building transforms into a colorful ‘park lantern’ as seen from the surrounding paths.