建筑設(shè)計：安娜·赫里格爾，馬丁·勞奇

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Mud Works, 2015-2016

奧米龍跨國界項目和休閑空間，克勞斯，奧地利

建筑設(shè)計：安娜·赫里格爾，馬丁·勞奇

在著名的奧米龍公司的新辦公樓中，我們設(shè)計并建造了幾處娛樂室及休閑空間。這些空間屬于一個名為“跨國界”的項目——致力于幫助全球南部第三世界國家的兒童和教育的、非盈利組織。一個洞穴式的巨型構(gòu)筑物圍合出一個安靜而有氛圍的休息區(qū)，還有一艘明亮、輕盈的“飛艇”，歡迎人們進去聊天或休閑討論。一個擺放了很多靠枕的洞穴是休憩和停留的絕佳場所。巨型構(gòu)筑物使用加納Zaburi技術(shù)建造，而“飛艇”則采用木結(jié)構(gòu)框架，外覆有手工編制的半透明絲綢表皮。這個“熱門場所”代表了一種全新的企業(yè)和員工文化。在建筑的其他區(qū)域，我們又以休閑壁龕的形式，創(chuàng)造了諸多類似的補充性空間。

這些空間也與發(fā)展合作的主題相關(guān)——并參照它們所代表的國家的設(shè)計而創(chuàng)作（如“阿富汗”“厄瓜多爾”“墨西哥”“坦桑尼亞”）。設(shè)計概念中對土壤和木材這類天然和本地材料的使用與在歐洲、孟加拉國、印度或是世界其他地方推行的手工藝及公平貿(mào)易運動一樣重要。□ （黃華青 譯）

編注/Editor's Note

i Zabur是一種來自于也門北部鮮為人知的技術(shù)。和人們已知的垛泥技術(shù)不同，Zabur技術(shù)使用不含有秸稈的土/This unknown technique "Zabur" is an old technique from the North of Yemen. "Cob" contains straw, Zabur not.

項目信息/Credits and Data

建筑設(shè)計/Architects: 安娜·赫里格爾，馬丁·勞奇/Anna Heringer (Laufen, Germany), Martin Rauch (Schlins, Austria)

客戶/Client: 奧米龍電子工業(yè)所/Omicron Electronics (Klaus, Austria)

項目經(jīng)理/Project Manager: Martin Rauch

場地管理/Site Manager: Hubert Stephan

結(jié)構(gòu)工程/Structural Engineer: gbd (Dornbirn, Austria)

建筑面積/Floor Area: 220m2

夯土/Rammed Earth: 80m2, 33t

建造周期/Construction Phase: 2014-2015

攝影/Photos: Pauline Sémon

線圖/Plans: Lehm Ton Erde Baukunst GmbH

1 生土構(gòu)筑物的外景/Exterior view of the earth monolith

In the new office Building of the well-known company Omicron, several recreational rooms and relaxing spaces were designed and installed. These spaces were created under the programmatic name "Crossing Border" - representing an in-house non-profit association for children and education in southern, third world countries. A cave-like monolithic structure offers a quiet and atmospheric retreat; a bright and much lighter zeppelin invites people to chat and allows for informal discussions. A niche with lots of pillows provides an attractive place to rest and pause. The monolithic structure was built up in Ghanaian Zaburitechnique. The zeppelin on the other hand has a wooden skeleton frame, which is then covered in a translucent skin of non-violent, handwoven silk. This "hot spot", created for a new and different business and employee culture, finds supplementary situations spread out through the rest of the building in forms of recreational niches. These spaces are also related to the theme of development cooperation, and were created in the design of the countries they represent (e.g. Afghanistan, Ecuador, Mexico and Tanzania). The use of natural and local materials in this concept such as loam and wood was just as important as the promotion of crafts and fair trade in Europe, Bangladesh, India or the rest of the world.□

Omicron Crossing Border & Relaxing Spaces, Klaus, Austria, 2015

Architects: Anna Heringer, Martin Rauch

2 剖面/Section

3 供休憩的座位/Seating dent

4 生土構(gòu)筑物的內(nèi)景/Interior view of the earth monolith