Wood By The River
彼泽有林
我们想设计像诗经一样美的建筑。
想象一座体育场,像红树林一样,自下而上由水中"生长"为林。怎样的楼像树林?古画给了我们灵感:三种平面笔画立体拉高,彼此连接形成富于变化的光影。我们大胆的把所有球场排成一条直线,紧凑的功能塑造出纤细的外形比例,释放场地给露天平台。
平台延续水的叙事:东北端有细水流经花田与广场,跌级入池,接于河景。池塘边,步道下穿至河岸,辟一段裸露滩涂给野生鸟类。
Imagine a stadium that rises from the water like a forest. How can a building embody a forest? Ancient paintings provide the answer: three types of brushstrokes are extruded vertically, forming a dynamic facade. Boldly, all badminton courts are aligned in a compact line, freeing up space for an open-air platform.
The platform plays with theme of water: a thin stream flows from the northeast, passing through flower fields and a plaza, cascading by steps into a pond, that visually connect with the river. By the pond, a fitness path descends toward the riverbank, where a section of exposed mudflat is preserved for wild birds.