images presented in this article by courtesy of Farsstudio
Pasaan Memorial/ Museum
Design Team: Fars Studio
Location: Nakom-Sawan, Thailand
Status: Competition 1st Prize
好啦~我知道我現在應該天翻地覆的忙畢業專題的事
可是這個建築實在太棒,讓我暫時放下手邊的事來紀錄一下
這是一個在泰國的建案,在 Chao Phraya 河的旁邊,是一個紀念博物館
目的是要創造一個地標來強調這條河在當地的重要性
Chao Phraya River很特別的是,河的兩條支流是不同顏色,北邊來的是綠色,南邊來的是紅色,
主要的設計概念是營造一個地方,表達這兩條支流產生相互的共鳴,
而緞帶的型應該是跟河流的意像有關吧
我很喜歡他們網站上的這句話:
....architecture becomes the complement of the nature; nothing can explain how beautiful the nature better than the river itself...
所以這個建案並不是要取代自然,而是為了帶領遊客可以更靠近自然
所以他們特別設計了觀景台的位置和角度
讓遊客可以觀賞到河流最奇特的景致
images presented in this article by courtesy of Farsstudio
如果還意猶未竟,可以去他們的網站 Fars studio http://www.farsstudio.com/
以下是原文, words from Fars studio
Thailand firm Fars Studio has win a
national design competition for the Chao Phraya River Memorial and
Museum in Nakorn-Sawan, Thailand. Fars' proposal is a bridge-like
Memorial & Museum, to create a landmark symbol for the significance
of the river in this region.
First,
Inside the Yom island, architecture becomes the complement of the
nature; nothing can explain how beautiful the nature better than the
river itself. In one axis, parallel to the River’s resonance stripe,
the architects optimize numerous locations, elevation and appropriate
angle on the site for people to perceive all the sceneries of the
Rivers. In one route the architecture leads the people to each
imperative locations such as; the point where people see 2 river all
together, the point where people can see the whole city around the
area, and the point where people see the confluence.
Second,
from outside of the island, the architecture becomes a symbol the river
represented through the Thai artistic weaving stripes. The bridge-like
architecture accentuates visual connection and creates physical
connection between 2 sides of the river; allowing people to sail pass
and make the memorial alive during the high tide period.
Due to
the local construction technology and the materials that resistance to
flood, concrete is a major structure on the area between high and low
tide and steel is for the rest. The cladding for the stripes is a
combination between copper panel and wood.