Æbeløgade住宅公园
Æbeløgade Residential Park
Æbeløen位于奥胡斯历史悠久的Øgade街区,位于该市植物园附近。为了充分利用这一突出位置和历史背景,我们采用了与大多数住宅开发项目相反的设计方法。我们决定在该地区增加一条新的街道,Æbeløgade,围绕这条街道进行建筑规划和设计。传统的、通常是内向的周边街区被一条鹅卵石街道分割开来,这条街道作为一个活跃的社交“共享空间”,为交通、娱乐和普通活动提供空间,将住宅与植物园和更广阔的城市结构连接起来。
Æbeløen is located in the historic Øgade neighbourhood in Aarhus, on a site neighbouring the city’s botanical garden. To make the most of this prominent location and historic context, we applied a reversed design approach compared to most residential developments. We decided to add a new street to the area, Æbeløgade, around which the programming and design of the buildings revolve. The traditional, often introverted, perimeter block is divided by a cobbled street that functions as an active and social “shared space” with room for traffic, play and common activities, connecting the residences to the botanical garden and the wider urban fabric.
植物园的绿色和蓝色元素贯穿整个Æbeløen,并为室外区域“着色”。可持续的城市排水系统将雨水作为一种可见的娱乐元素,与最小的维护区域相结合,在那里植物可以生长,新物种自然出现,从而创造出丰富多样的动植物。
The Botanical Garden’s green and blue elements continue throughout Æbeløen and “colour” the outdoor areas. A sustainable urban drainage system utilizes rainwater as a visible, recreational element that is combined with minimum upkeep areas, where plants can grow wild and new species appear naturally, thereby creating a rich variety of flora and fauna.
为了进一步增加植物园附近的绿色绿洲的气氛,该项目包含了几个绿色立面,带有Espalier和自粘植物。几年后,绿色外墙将成为鸟类和昆虫的栖息地,有助于形成舒适的当地微气候。
To further add to the atmosphere of a green oasis neighbouring the Botanical Garden, the project contains several green facades with espaliers and self-clinging plants. In a few years, the green facades will become habitats for both birds and insects and contribute to a comfortable local micro-climate.
蜿蜒的木制城市家具在联排别墅之间的绿色斜坡上攀爬,并邀请居民练习平衡游戏、锻炼、聚会和闲逛。大多数建筑边缘、门阶和楼梯的设计都是为了同时提供座位,从而支持社会多样性和可进入性的住宅综合体,为各个年龄段的居民提供各种非正式聚会点。
Winding wooden urban furniture scales the green slopes between the townhouses and invites residents to practice balance games, exercise, meet and hang out. Most building edges, doorsteps and stairs are designed to double as seating opportunities, thereby supporting a socially diverse and accessible residential complex that offers a variety of informal meeting points for residents across all ages.
该项目的公寓楼和联排别墅的设计来自于对周围城市环境的建筑“抽样”。我们混合、组合并重新诠释了加德地区独特的建筑元素,如引人注目的屋顶、砖砌外墙、绿色庭院和舒适的街道。这些元素共同创造了一个新的、当代的Øgade建筑,它建立在该地区的固有氛围之上,形成了一种动态和多样的表达方式。
The design of the project’s apartment buildings and townhouses emerges from an architectural “sampling” of the surrounding urban context. We have mixed, combined, and reinterpreted the Øgade area’s distinctive architectural elements such as dramatic roof pitches, brick facades, green courtyards, and cosy streets. Together, these elements create a new and contemporary Øgade architecture that builds on the area’s inherent atmosphere to form a dynamic and varied expression.
Location: Aarhus C, DK
摄影:米克尔·弗罗斯特和吉特·汉森
Architects: CEBRA
Client: Raundahl & Moesby
Office name: CEBRA + MBYland
Website: www.cebraarchitecture.dk www.mbyland.dk
Landscape Architect/Designer: Mikkel Frost and Mette Bruun Yde
Project team: Rasmus Kruse, Asger Halvorsen, Bodil Veibæk and Thomas Madsen.
Photography: Mikkel Frost and Gitte Hansen
Drone photo: Kasper Hornbæk
Engineer: Oluf Jørgensen
Size: 10.500 m² building and 5.500 m² landscape.
Opening: 2020