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架构师提供的文本描述。他们的新图书馆和社区中心在维尼斯拉，挪威建筑师海伦

Text description provided by the architects. For their new library and community center in Vennesla, Norwegian architects Helen & Hard bring a sophisticated elegance to the public facility in Norway. The project links an existing community house and learning center, and seeks to become an extension of the main city square with its transparent facade and urban loggia. The expressive ribs combine structure, technical infrastructure, and functionality into one architectonic element that creates a dynamic aesthetic identity for the project to meet the client’s original intent to mark the city’s cultural center.

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27预制胶合木肋定义了内部的空间表现形式，它们的偏移结构允许曲线作为空间界面与嵌入照明元件作用，为内部和含有空调管道的吸声材料提供柔和的辉光。“在这个项目中，我们开发了一个肋骨的概念，以创造一个可使用的混合结构，将木材建筑与所有技术设备和内部结合起来，”该建筑解释说。肋骨在整个内部发生变化，以告知不同的空间；在主入口，肋骨跨越整个建筑物的宽度，然后慢慢地收缩，以创建更亲密的房间。当建筑物的屋顶被曲线的几何图形所告知时，聚集在一起的建筑就会追踪到工地的自然线，并通过向其折叠的方式对主要街道做出反应。

27 prefabricated glue-laminated timber ribs define the spatial expression of the interior, and their offset construction allows the curves to function as spatial interfaces with inset lighting elements to provide a soft glow to the interiors and acoustic absorbents which contain the air conditioning ducts.  "In this project, we developed a rib concept to create useable hybrid structures that combine a timber construction with all technical devices and the interior," explained the architects.The ribs change throughout the interior to inform different spaces; at the main entrance, the rib spans the entire width of the building and then slowly condense to create more intimate rooms.  While the building's roof is informed by the geometry of the curves, the massing along traces the natural lines of the site and responds to the main street by folding down toward

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典型海伦

Typical of Helen & Hard's work, the project also focuses on reducing the energy need through the use of high standard energy saving solutions in all new parts of the project. The library is a “low-energy” building, defined as class “A” in the Norwegian energy-use definition system.

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Architects Helen & Hard

Location Vennesla, Norway

Category Library

Team Helen & Hard Reinhard Kropf, Siv Helene Stangeland, Håkon Minnesjord Solheim, Caleb Reed, Randi Augenstein

Area 1938.0 m2

Project Year 2011

Photographs Emile Ashley

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