2175 Market Street——旧金山新浪潮下的代表作

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GLS Architecture: 该项目是在旧金山建造住房来满足年轻的技术工人和家庭移居到城市的需求下规划的，它是这一新浪潮下的代表作。地点位于旧金山金三角flatiron街区最重要的街道，项目对总共有88个单元的market rate公寓大厦进行了景观设计。其具体位于股票市场和第15大道，临近著名的Castro区和快速致密化的Hayes Valley街区，该项目已经完成了街面改进，停车场庭院，以及屋顶上能够360度欣赏城市美景的开放空间。而其中最重要的节点就是那个庭院设计，比人行道高出几英尺，种植着很多河桦树，旧金山艺术家Ben Eine的一幅壁画装饰在附近药店的空白墙壁上。庭院中有白色的矮墙,水磨石的应用完美照亮了原本阴暗的空间，引人瞩目的夜间照明设施内置于木头长椅中。在街道上银杏树下装点着黑色鹅卵石，旁边配植着矮橄榄树。屋顶上则是极佳的观赏点，上面还有为聚会准备的可随意移动的家具、可供休息的吊床、烧烤架和小火炉。该项目已取得LEED白金认证。

GLS Architecture: This project is representative of the new wave of housing which is being built in San Francisco to satisfy the demand created by young tech workers and families moving to the city in search of car-free urban culture. It consists of landscape design for an 88 unit, market rate apartment building located on a prominent triangular ‘flatiron’ site on San Francisco’s most important street. Situated at Market and 15th Streets near the renown Castro District and the rapidly densifying Hayes Valley neighborhood, the project has improvements at street level, a courtyard over parking, and open space on the roof with striking 360 degree views of the city. The main space is the courtyard, raised a few feet above sidewalk level with a grove of River Birch trees, and a mural by San Francisco artist Ben Eine, commissioned for the blank wall of the adjacent pharmacy. It has low walls with white, concrete masonry units with a terrazzo finish to brighten the shady space, along with dramatic night lighting built into the wood benches. At street level are Ginkgo trees with black split face stone cobbles, and low plantings of dwarf olive. The roof offers dramatic views, with fixed and moveable furniture for parties, hammocks for resting, as well as a barbecue and firepit. The project has been certified LEED Platinum.

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Project title: 2175 Market Street Landscape Architecture: GLS Architecture Completion: 2015 Location: San Francisco / California / USA Photography: Patrik Argast

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