乡村广场
The Village Square
La Place du Village – The archetypical public space of a French small town
Espace Libre:Breuil Bois Robert是位于巴黎西部农村的一个有800名居民的小镇。该社区希望在该镇年轻家庭重新崛起后，为其中心广场带来新的生活。这个名为“蒂勒尔斯广场”的广场，不得不重新成为一个乡村广场，一个乡村小镇规模的密集城市中心。比赛结束后，我们的主要目标是尽量减少停车面积，将其限制在外围位置。此后，有可能设计一个公园广场，目的是使现有的百年石灰树具有价值，并向沃库勒山脉开放视野。公共空间的路径和循环将从一边到另一边穿过广场，以确保残疾人无障碍。步行轴线的结构定义了广场内的五个主要空间：市政厅前院、教堂外部“parvis”、操场、多运动场和滨海广场。这个开放空间特别有趣，因为里面有许多短暂的活动（露天电影院、碗赛、音乐会）。滨海广场每天都被用作当地小学的主入口，并提供了一个安静的空间，在这里，孩子和家长可以在布雷尔·博伊斯·罗伯特（Breuil Bois Robert）更新后的城市核心区消磨时间。
Espace Libre: Breuil-Bois-Robert is a small town of 800 residents situated in the western countryside of Paris. The community wanted to bring new life to its central square, after the resurgence of young households in the town. The square, named Place des Tilleuls, had to get back to be a Village Square, an intense urban core at the scale of a rural town. After the competition, our primary goal was to minimize the parking surface, limiting it to a peripheral position. Thereafter, it was possible to design a park-square, with the aim to give value to the existing centenary lime trees and to open up the view towards the Vaucouleurs hills. The paths and circulations of the public space will cross the square from side to side, in order to ensure accessibility for disabled people. The structure of pedestrian axes define five main spaces within the square: the forecourt of the town hall, the exterior “parvis” of the church, the playground, the multi-sport field and the esplanade. This open space is especially interesting, due to the many ephemeral activities that take place within (open-air cinema, bowls tournament, concerts). The esplanade is used on daily basis as the main entrance of the local primary school and provides a calm space, where children and parents can take their time in the renewed urban core of Breuil-Bois-Robert.
预算：68万欧元
Design : Espace Libre
Website: www.espace-libre.fr
Manufacturer of urban equipment: IJSLANDER – BEGA LIGHTING
Tree Nursery: Bruns Pflanzen
Location: Breuil-Bois-Robert – 14, rue de la Libération – France
Design Year: 2012
Year of Construction: 2015
Surface: 6500 m²
Budget: 680 000 euros
Image credits: Julien Falsimagne
