LSBU公共领域
LSBU Public Realm
B.D风景园林师：伦敦伦敦南岸大学：学生中心项目代表伦敦伦敦南岸大学房地产战略中的第一个“锚”，以增强校园公共空间，改善校园与城市结构之间的联系和易读性。该遗址包括伦敦伦敦南岸大学校园的北角和东角，毗邻自治区路和南华克桥路。
B|D Landscape Architects: London South Bank University: Student Centre project represents the first ‘anchor’ within London South Bank University’s Estate Strategy to revitalise the campus with enhanced public realm improving connections and legibility between campus and urban fabric of the area. The site comprises the northern and eastern corner of the London South Bank University campus adjacent to Borough Road and Southwark Bridge Road.
拟建开发项目包括填充塔楼下方的地下区域，以提供新的学生和支持设施，以及从伯勒路和；凯尔街。在undercroft，这里有一种寒冷而不受欢迎的感觉，防御性的景观是高高的安全栏杆，只有进入卡才能进入。许多优质的伦敦梧桐树排列在伯勒路沿线，并种植更多种类的桤木、甜树胶和；山毛榉创建了一个强大的树框架，但也增加了一个阴凉的网站。
The proposed development consists of infilling the undercroft area below the Tower Building to provide new student and support facilities and important public realm entrances from Borough Road & Kell Street. At undercroft site had a cold and unwelcoming feel with a defensive landscape of tall security railings only accessible by card entry. A number of quality London Plane trees line Borough Road and more varied planting of Alder, Sweet gum & Beech create a strong tree framework but also add to a shady site.
The landscape design strategy aims to create a more attractive public realm with an ‘outward-looking’ campus with a very special sense of place with life and activity to the enhanced Kell Street and Public Square on Borough Road.
Using a high quality palette of materials inspired by the history and heritage of the site with semi mature tree planting and rich sensory shrub and herbaceous perennial beds to promote and enhance biodiversity for urban ecology.
从历史中汲取灵感，最著名的是David Bomberg——白教堂男孩之一——他在20世纪60年代在周围的建筑中教书，复兴的公共领域大门的目标是成为一块由优质天然石材制成的动态“地毯”，将地下结构的坚固几何体吸引到景观中。
Drawing inspiration from history, most notably David Bomberg – one of the Whitechapel Boys – who taught in the 1960’s in the surrounding buildings, the aim for the rejuvenated public realm gateway is to be a dynamic ‘carpet’ of quality natural stone that draws out the strong geometry of the undercroft structure into the landscape.
This rigidity of structure is fractured and exploded with highlights of lighting, large highlights of contrasting paving and benches that draw pedestrians in from Borough Road but also allow for colonisation and use throughout the day.
The project was completed in 2014 and has won a number of accolades since then including a Landscape Institute award in 2014 alongside winning the AJ Retrofit Award and shortlisted for Design Week Awards and RIBA London awards.
Website: www.bdlandarch.com
Client: London South Bank University
Architects: HawkinsBrown
Paving & Benches: Hardscape
Area: 10,500m²
Image credits: Tim Crocker & B|D landscape architects
Design year: 2011-2014
Year Built: 2014
