Taiyuan Botanical Garden, Taiyuan, China

中國太原植物園

Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

這個計畫的目標是將舊煤礦場改造成景觀公園,但它不只是一座景觀公園,還有一棟中央入口建築,包含一個自然博物館和行政單位、三個溫室、一家餐廳、一個盆景館及其相關的研究中心,包括圖書館和員工宿舍。建築物的中心部分精心設計地置入地景之中,由三個木質格狀圓頂的半球體溫室組成。

 

入口建築從連外道路經過廣大的園區進入,引導遊客搭乘開放式電扶梯,穿過平板上的圓形開口,來到開闊的屋頂露台,他們從那裡可以觀賞整座公園,並感受建築和地景兩相融合;懸臂式的觀景台聳立在公園中心的水域上方,指引遊客看向植物園的三個溫室。盆景館以階梯式同心圓建置,微妙地展現出古時遠東庭園藝術的結構框架,遊客所走的路徑反映了人工自然景觀的原則。研究中心包含實驗室、工作室、辦公大樓、作坊、會議室、演講廳和圖書館,並分設在幾個大小不一的分館,透過地面層的公共空間連接在一起。

 

雕塑表達的整體概念是來自於中國傳統的木屋頂結構,試圖透過重新闡釋結構和幾何邏輯充分展現;餐廳和茶館完美地應用了堆疊和交織的原理來承重,並用增加或移除靠近支撐點或邊緣的層疊來創造高低台階,更加以演繹結構和空間的比例關係。室內和戶外的持續對話以及建築和景觀間的連結,所產生的微妙建築表達方式,反映在景觀公園的地景上,有機地融合出基礎建築物。

The project was launched with the ambitious objective of transforming a former coal-mining area into a landscape park. This envisaged not only the creation of the landscape park itself, but also the construction of a central entrance building with a nature museum and administration facility, three greenhouses, a restaurant, a bonsai museum and a related research centre with a library and staff accommodation. The centrepiece of the buildings, which are very precisely inserted into the modelled topography, consists of three greenhouses, which were realised as three hemispherical timber lattice domes. 

 

The entrance building, which is approached from the access road via a large courtyard, leads visitors via an open stair that passes through a circular opening in the slab onto a huge roof terrace, from which they can oversee the entire park and become aware of the building’s twin function as an interface between architecture and landscape. The cantilevered viewing platform soars above the area of water at the heart of the park and directs visitors towards the three greenhouses in the botanical gardens. 

 

The terraces of the bonsai museum, which are laid out in concentric circles, provide the constructional framework for this precise presentation of an ancient Far Eastern aspect of Garden Art. The path taken by visitors reflects the principle of a domesticated natural landscape. Just like the mighty domes of the greenhouses, the base of the bonsai museum also reacts dynamically with the modelled topography of the landscape and the surface of the pool. The research centre contains laboratories, studios, office buildings, workshops, meeting rooms, lecture rooms and a library and is broken down into a number of pavilions of different sizes, which are linked together by a common connecting block at ground floor level. 

 

The sculptural articulation of the overall concept is based on traditional Chinese timber roof structures, which it attempts to do justice to by reinterpreting their structural and geometrical logic. The restaurant and tea house is a perfect example of the application of the principles of piled and interwoven loadbearing layers, of creating steps and scale by adding or removing layers close to supports or edges and of playing with proportional relationships between structure and space. The constant dialogue between inside and outside and the architecturally subtle articulation of the interface between architecture and landscape are reflected in the sculptural modelling of the landscape park, which merges organically with the built infrastructure. 

Principal Architect:Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

Project manager:Sebastian Brunke•Diogo Teixeira

Architecture Executive planning:Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design & Research (Co.,Ltd.)

Structural Engineering:Bollinger + Grohmann Ingenieure•StructureCraft

Landscape Architecture:Beijing BLDJ Landscape Architecture Insitute Co.,Ltd.

Landscape Design:Greenhouse•Valentien+Valentien•Landschaftsarchitekten und Stadtplaner SRL

Consultants:Coordination˙Yiju Ding

Clinet:Taiyuan Botanical Garden

Character of Space:Landscape˙museum˙restaurant

Site Area:1820000㎡

Principal Structure:Timber Roof Structure

Location:Taiyuan, China

Photos:CreatAR

Interview:Rowena Liu

Text:Delugan Meissl Associated Architects

Collator:Sophie Huang

 

主要建築師:德盧甘.邁斯爾聯合建築師事務所

專案經理:塞巴斯蒂安.布倫克 迪奧戈.特謝拉

架構執行規劃:上海建築設計研究院(有限公司)

結構工程:Bollinger + Grohmann Ingenieure•StructureCraft

景觀建築:北京BLDJ景觀設計研究院有限公司

景觀設計:Valentien+Valentien Landschaftsarchitekten und Stadtplaner SRL

顧問:協調˙丁毅

業主:太原植物園

空間性質:景觀˙博物館˙餐廳

基地面積:1820000平方公尺

主要結構:木屋頂結構

座落位置:中國太原

影像:CreatAR

採訪: 劉湘怡

文字:德盧甘.邁斯爾聯合建築師事務所

整理: 傢飾編輯部

Delugan Meissl Associated Architects
Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA) is an international architecture office based in Vienna, Austria. DMAA addresses the social and ecological issues of today, in defiance of routine responses and with a passionate and relentless focus on the new and the unconventional. Our vision: We create spaces that meet the individual, social and cultural needs of people in their regional context. With our passion and our love for experimentation, combined with our professionalism, we have spent many years developing surprising and versatile high-quality architectural solutions. These are exemplified by flagship projects as the EYE Filmmuseum in Amsterdam, the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart and the Festspielhaus Erl.

DMAA was founded in 1993 by Elke Delugan-Meissl and Roman Delugan. They have run the office together with Dietmar Feistel and Martin Josst since 2004. DMAA is made up of an international team of over 40 architects, 3D engineers and other creatives. Our latest projects are being realised in Europe, China, the Arab World and the USA.
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