蓬戈尔长廊 - 园林吧

蓬戈尔长廊
Punggol Promenade

外观建筑师：朋戈海滨长廊作为滨水景观嵌入周围城市环境中，让游客陶醉于诗意的插曲中，交织着时间和空间的变化平面——通过能指的体现和现实与再熟悉过程的融合，产生新的层次，唤起对过去时代的记忆有意义的。这种体验变得如此沉浸和个人化，从而激发出一种与自然和谐相处的舒适感。
LOOK Architects: Punggol Promenade as a waterfront landscape insertion within the surrounding urban setting allows visitors to revel in a poetic interlude intertwining shifting planes of time and space – memories of a bygone era are evoked through embodiment of signifiers and reality melds with processes of re-familiarization to yield new layers of meaning. The experience becomes so immerse and personal that a comforting sense of reconciliation with nature is inspired.

Punggol Promenade

从蓬格尔角海滩看到的广阔的水和天空似乎无限延伸，淹没了附近高耸的公共住宅区，因为黑色混凝土基座上的安全栏杆的线性诱使人们的眼睛朝向地平线。这种大胆色彩处理的严肃性带有清醒的色调，以纪念作为二战纪念地的蓬格尔角海滩，这是一段鲜为人知的历史长河。人们可能会看到俯瞰蓬格尔角海滩的观景甲板，与点缀在周围水域的油轮船体相似，但其尖锐的轮廓可能会与另一个人的战争创伤相呼应。
The expansiveness of water and sky seen from Punggol Point beach seems to stretch infinitely, obliterating the nearby towering neighborhood of public housing, as the linearity of the safety railing sitting on black pigmented concrete plinths coaxes the eyes to be led towards the horizon. The severity of this bold color treatment carries undertones of sobriety in tribute to Punggol Point beach as a World War II memorial site, a sliver of history that is otherwise little known. One may see the viewing deck overlooking Punggol Point beach bearing resemblance to the hull of oil tankers dotting the surrounding waters, but its piercingly sharp silhouette may echo the scathing wounds of war for another.

整个4.9公里长的长廊采用的材料构成了一个丰富的调色板，让人想起了老蓬戈尔的乡村特色，该地区过去居住着农村“磅礴”社区，经营着农场和种植园。多孔卵石、氧化钢和红土的丰富饱和色调表明了城市化社会根深蒂固的不稳定性所带来的真诚、务实，而模拟GRC（玻璃纤维增强混凝土）木板的风化纹理在蜿蜒的人行道上注入了持续的触觉。
Composition of materials applied throughout the 4.9km long promenade make up a rich palette recalling the rustic character of old Punggol, a district which used to be populated with rural ‘kampong’ communities keeping farms and plantations. Richly saturated hues of porous pebble, oxidized steel and laterite speak of a genuine, down-to-earth honesty that endears to the uprooted instability of urbanized society, while the weathered texture of simulated GRC (glass fibre reinforced concrete) timber planks instills a continual tactility along the meandering pedestrian path.

沿着长廊散布着雕塑形状的休息庇护所，为人们提供了受欢迎的热带炎热的休息场所。休息舱是一个铝合金覆层钢结构，其形状是一个动态的漩涡形式，从沿海环境中汲取灵感，模仿滚滚的海浪和螺旋形外壳。外部包层由单个三角形模块构成，通过计算排列采用独特的几何结构。这种结构的多功能性已在休息庇护所的半封闭外壳中得到证明，这是一种防止反社会行为的设计考虑。盔甲般的外壳会随着时间的推移逐渐形成风化的铜绿，其特征与长廊的脚踏实地的魅力融为一体。庇护所的内表面——相互连接的梯形铝板加强了外壳——具有柔和的光泽，通过反射全天不断变化的光线，捕捉周围环境的氛围
Interspersed along the promenade are sculpturally shaped rest shelters offering much welcomed respite from the tropical heat. A steel structure in aluminium cladding, the rest shelter is shaped as a dynamic swirling form that draws inspiration from elements of the coastal context, emulating the rolling sea waves and the corkscrew shell. The external cladding is configured out of a single triangulated module, which through calculated permutation adopts the distinctive geometry. Versatility of this configuration has been demonstrated in the semi-enclosed envelop of the rest shelter, a design consideration safeguarding against anti-social behavior. The armor-like envelop would develop a weathered patina over time, the character of which melds with the down-to-earth charm of the promenade. Inner faces of the shelter – interlocking trapezoidal aluminium panels strengthening the envelop – have a soft sheen which captures the ambient mood of surroundings by reflecting the changing hues of light throughout the day

关于人造技巧和自然的诗意思考的灵感来自于精心设计的并置——无论是瞥一眼海边的荷花池，还是在悬臂式了望台上靠近水边盘旋——以激发与景观和自然的生动联系。
Poetic speculation on man-made artifice and nature is inspired by calculated framing of tenderly stirred by calculated juxtapositions – whether glancing upon a lily pond by the seaside, or hovering close to the water edge on a cantilevered look-out platform – to rouse an invigorated connection to landscape and nature.

文本及；照片：LOOK建筑师私人有限公司
Architecture, Urban design: LOOK Architects Pte Ltd
Location: Punggol, Singapore
Area: 78,000 sqm
Completion: 2012
Client: Urban Redevelopment Authority, Singapore
Principal designer: Look Boon Gee
Design team: Ng Sor Hiang, Anton Siura, Lee Liting, Friska Siswanto
C&SL engineer: SM1 Consulting Engineers
M&E engineer: HY M&E Consultancy Services Pte Ltd
Quantity surveyor: OTN Building Cost Consultants Pte Ltd
Main contractor : Horti-Flora Services Pte Ltd
Text & photos: LOOK Architects Pte Ltd