下厂池
Lower Factory Pond
Editor's note
Beglinger + Bryan lays grounds for a rich ecosystem to emerge on its own in this in this pond merely by shaping the embankments. “Shallow water areas guarantee the survival of aquatic fauna. Embankments caused by terrain modelling at different angles and exposures will produce a high biodiversity.”
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Beglinger+Bryan Landschaftsarchitektur:Ziegelbruĕcke工业区Jenny的两级电站已被一个新的单级电站取代。根据对河道景观的重大干预,当局要求对新的较低工厂池塘进行各种环境补偿。此外,它还符合阁楼居民的需要和防洪要求。较低的工厂池塘邻近一个果园和一个公园,由Evariste Mertens在19世纪下半叶设计。池塘区的北侧主要是以前的工厂大楼(现在是阁楼公寓)。池塘必须作为一个技术性建筑,每年冲洗三到五次,并应按照人工运河和池塘的传统建造。
Beglinger + Bryan Landschaftsarchitektur: The two-stage powerstation in the industrial area Jenny in Ziegelbrücke has been replaced by a new, singel-stage powerstation. According to the significant intervention in the channel landscape, the authorities demanded a variety of environmental compensation for the new Lower Factory Pond. Moreover it was to comply with the needs of the loft-residents and the requirement of flood protection. The Lower Factory Pond is in neighborhood to an orchard and a park, designed by Evariste Mertens in the second half of the 19th century. The north side of the pond area is dominated by the former factory building (today loft apartments). The Pond must function as a technical construction with three to five flushes per year and should be created in the tradition of man-made canals and ponds.
岬角将池塘分成五个相互连接的腔室。在洪水情况下,地形建模允许短时间冲刷到旧河道中。浅水区保证了水生动物的生存。不同角度和暴露的地形建模造成的路堤将产生高度的生物多样性。多样的本地植物选择构成了基础,包括树木、野生灌木、浮叶植物和野花。阁楼上的居民可以通过木制门廊进入水上公园。种植强调地形,决定视野,与狭窄的空间相适应。年复一年,树木的生长会使空间变得更大。整个项目完全使用当地可用的材料创建,这有助于提高可持续性。
Headlands restructure the pond in five chambers which are connected to each other. In the case of a flood the terrain modeling allows a short time flush into the old channel. Shallow water areas guarantee the survival of aquatic fauna. Embankments caused by terrain modeling at different angles and exposures will produce a high biodiversity. A diverse native plant selection forms the basis, consisting trees, wild shrubs, floating-leaf plants and wildflower. The loft-residents can enter the waterpark on a wooden porch. The planting emphasizes the topography and determines the view, responding to the narrow space. Year after year, the space will get stronger by tree growth. The whole project was created exclusively with locally available materials which helped improve the sustainability.
项目成本:620000瑞士法郎(cca 500.000欧元)
Landscape Architecture: Beglinger + Bryan Landschaftsarchitektur
Direct order: 2010
Built: 2011
Client: Ziegelbrücke Energie AG
Location: Spinnereistrasse, Ziegelbrücke, Switzerland
Area: 115’000m2
Project period: 2010 – 2011
Project costs: CHF 620’000.- (cca EUR 500.000)
Photo credits:Beglinger + Bryan