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Text description provided by the architects. Flashback: One of Archdaily’s goals is to bring you up to date information about projects that are being designed and constructed around the world. We’ve created a new category to cover inspiring projects that were constructed between the 1990′s and the early 2000′s.

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在柏林的重建中，索尼中心代表着一个新的技术愿景和秩序。这不是一座建筑，而是城市的一部分。外部是“真实”的城市，内部是“虚拟”的城市。这些通道和盖茨加强了从真实世界到虚拟世界的转变。索尼中心周围是传统的城市街道和空间。内部是一种新型的覆盖型城市论坛，为我们这个时代不断变化的文化和社会互动服务。空间动态和变化是通过最小的和技术的态度来对比的。光线，无论是自然的还是人造的，都是设计的精髓。索尼中心是发光，而不是照明。足球场和屋顶是一种织物，它可以调节自然和人造光线。它们变成了一个屏幕。它具有透光性、反射性和折射性等特点，日夜图像和效果不断变化，不仅影响外观，而且使舒适性最大化，资源利用最小化。

In the reconstruction of Berlin, Sony Center stands for a new technical vision and order. It is not a building, but a part of the city. External is the “real” city; internal is the “virtual” city. The Passages and Gates reinforce this transition from the real to the virtual world. Surrounding Sony Center are the traditional urban streets and spaces. Inside is a new type of covered, urban Forum for a changing cultural and social interaction of our time. The spatial dynamics and variety is contrasted by a minimal and technological attitude. Light, both natural and artificial, is the essence of the design. Sony Center is luminous, not illuminated. Façades and roof act as a fabric, which moderates the natural and artificial light. They become a screen. With its characteristics of transparency, permeability to light, reflection and refraction, there is a constant change of images and effects during day and night, effecting not only the appearance but also maximizing the comfort and minimizing the use of resources.

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由Murphy Jahn提供的文本。

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Architects Murphy/Jahn

Location Berlin, Germany

Category Cultural Architecture

Project Team Helmut Jahn, Sam Scaccia, Philip Castillo, Dieter Zabel, Susan Pratt, Scott Pratt, Peter Hayes, Yorgo Lykourgiotis, Tony Pelipada, Andre Piraro, Carl D’Silva, Steffen Duemler, Andreas Hell, Oliver Henninger, Matthias Lassen, Sabine Robel, Bärbel Rudloff, Steven Nilles, Vincent Marani

Area 1670000.0 ft2

Project Year 2000

Photographs Rainer Viertlbock

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