[分享]德国厄赫林根宠物公园
Germany Öhringen pet park
设计方:KresingsArchitektur
位置:德国
分类:公共设施
内容:实景照片
设计团队:Kilian Kresing, Raul Zinni-Gerk, Nicolas Oevermann
承包方:LandesgartenschauÖhringen 2016 GmbH
图片:18张
摄影师:Roman Mensing
这是由KresingsArchitektur设计的厄赫林根宠物公园。该项目与场地独特功能及城市文脉形成强烈的相互作用。该项目位于Schlossgarten南部,场地开放,毗邻池塘,让两座建筑体与栅栏轻易被见。该建筑各个方向还提供开阔的视线。在这样的方式中,三种元素结合为一个整体,但在自然环境中仍呈现细微、微妙的特点。此外,薄片状的鸟舍立面加强了生动的效果,并赋予了第二层次的复杂性和进深感。而建筑自然的外观适合儿童的水平视线,并十分适合作为参观、磨时间的场所。场地将作为2016年国家园艺展(Landesgartenschau 2016)的一部分,并取代原来老旧的动物园。该建筑的建造和朝向,特别考虑到即将到来的国家园艺展而设计。该项目除了兽医办公室,还关注多种动物(羊驼、cangarus、nadus)的生活环境尽量自然化。
译者:七二检测网艾比
From the architect. The ensemble’s formal shape interacts strongly with its particular use as well as with its urban context. The exposed site, which is situated in the southern portion of the “Schlossgarten” and in the immediate vicinity of the pond, allows the two volumes of the buildings in combination with the fence to be conveyed easily. Also multiple views from all directions are offered to people walking by and in especially to the little visitors to the petting zoo.
In this manner, the three elements emerge very much as a whole, yet still appear subdivided and delicate in the natural surroundings. In addition, the lamellar-like facade of the aviary and stable reinforces this vivid effect and lends a second level of complexity and depth to the ensemble. Furthermore, the appealing nature of the buildings is adjusted to the eye level of children and should serve as an inviting place to visit and spend time.
The site was developed as part of the 2016 State Horticulture Show (Landesgartenschau 2016) and replaces the aging animal enclosure within the “Schlossgarten”. The construction and orientation of the buildings, however, are particularly designed for the time following the State Horticulture Show. In coordination with the veterinary office, much attention was paid towards keeping the various animals (alpacas, cangarus and nadus) in an environment as natural as possible.
The usage of larch wood is one outcome of the close cooperation with the veterinaries. Moreover, the wood is not only resistend and therefore sustainible, but more importantly, it does not need to be treated. As a result, there is no danger of inadvertently poisoning the animals. To ensure that the animal enclosure continues its longstanding tradition in the Schlossgarten, all timber joints are sturdily and replacably constructed.