新加坡體育館地鐵站

新加坡體育館地鐵站

STADIUM MRT STATION SINGAPORE

新加坡

項目地點：新加坡體育場3號397692

項目日期：

開始設計 : 2000年

開始施工 : 2001年

完成 : 2008年

開始運營: 2010年4月

項目規模：建筑面積: 9204 平米；用地面積: 10431 平米

建筑設計：WOHA

業主：新加坡道路交通局

攝影：Patrick Bingham-Hall

Location: 3 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397692

Project Dates:

Design Inception : 2000

Start of Construction : 2001

Completed : 2008

Opening Date: April 2010

Project Size: Gross Floor Area: 9204 sqm; Plot Area: 10431 sqm

Architects: WOHA

Client/ Project Manager/ Quantity Surveyor: Land Transport Authority

Photography: Patrick Bingham-Hall

體育館地鐵站是當時由新加坡道路交通局(LTA)和新加坡建筑師協會(SIA)聯合發起新加坡濱海地鐵線設計競賽時所贏得的委托項目。該匿名競賽向全球建筑師開放并且沒有設置對地鐵站設計相關經驗的任何要求，因此它也被業界認為是新加坡有史以來舉辦的最成功的一次競賽。之后的設計深化到最后的施工階段，LTA自始至終都保持了對設計的重視，堅持了競賽的初衷。

體育館地鐵站的設計初衷是提升周圍城市區域的整體品質并提供世界級的交通設施。地鐵站坐落于體育館大道上，是服務于周圍各類體育休閑娛樂設施的交通樞紐，也為東海岸私人住宅社區(與地鐵站隔著一條加冷河，由步行橋聯接)提供了重要的出行選擇。

設計著重考慮了會在特定時間出現在基地周圍的新加坡室內體育館，加冷劇場和國家體育館的大量人潮，并希望地鐵的引入能把這片之前主要以機動車為交通方式的區域變成一個步行區域。同時，設計也把該地鐵站當作一個區域中心，為將來以此為中心植入開發的其他新功能留出空間。

為了容納接待大量人群，地鐵站的中央大廳被設計成了與地面層平行的開放式廣場空間。這種開敞寬大的設計能有效防止當大量人群涌入或涌出一個相對密閉的地下空間時可能會產生的恐慌心理和踐踏事件。這樣一個地鐵站廣場也能為周圍開發設計得比較內向性的城市區域引入一個更開放更具活力的空間與場所。廣場內的遮蔭的植被，長凳和一些聚會場地則能很好的支持其周圍的娛樂和居住功能。此外，地鐵站得出入端也被設計得很靈活，為將來在附近可能出現的新開發項目提供了方便的聯接可能。

整個地鐵站得造型靈感來源于理查德.賽拉的雕塑作品，在進入站內的人潮動線和鄰近國家體育館弧形體量這兩股力量的作用下形成。一條弧線和一條直線對比形成了地鐵站具有張力的外部。站內則受到自然地貌的啟發，在地下站臺部分創造出了一條晶瑩發亮的石谷與上方打體量的實體元素形成對比。從地面大廳通往地下站臺的電動扶梯在弧形開始之處向下延伸，所引導出的人流動線與其它建筑元素一起締造出了一個豐富動態的空間。

像一些傳統的歐洲地鐵站一樣，設計通過制造出富有戲劇性空間的方式讓普通乘客在繁冗的日常通勤中也能感受到偉岸與精彩。為了更好的達到這個效果，地鐵站頂部開出了天窗，讓地下的站臺能獲得自然采光。地面層和地下站臺也通過地上建筑的開口在視覺上被被聯系了起來。站內外所用的鋁板條裝飾是建筑師專門為項目設計的，旨在制造出一種不絕對明確的材質效果。在光影的作用下，這些鋁板條時而如布般柔軟，時而如巖石般堅硬，而有時又回歸其金屬的質感。這些擠壓鋁板其實出自同一模具，卻因為上下正反四種擺放順序的不同 而產生出了千變萬化的效果。這種質感也帶回了人們對擁有相同表皮但已經被拆掉的老國家體育館的記憶。

Stadium MRT Station was commissioned through the Marina Line Architectural Design Competition jointly organized by the Singapore Land Transport Authority and the Singapore Institute of Architects. The open, anonymous international competition, requiring no track record is acknowledged by the industry as one of the best run competitions held in Singapore to date. The Land Transport Authority continued their commitment to design throughout the design development and construction phases.

Stadium MRT Station is designed to enhance the urban quality of the surrounding areas as well as to provide world class transport facilities. Located at Stadium Boulevard, Stadium MRT Station will serve the surrounding entertainment and leisure facilities as well as the nearby East Coast condominiums by way of the pedestrian bridge across the Kallang River.

The station design has been shaped by the need to accommodate surge crowds from the Singapore Indoor Stadium, Kallang Theatre and the National Stadium. The introduction of the MRT system into the area will change the nature of the precinct from a primarily vehicular area to a pedestrian place. The station forms a strong armature in the area, which future developments can be plugged into and organized around.

To address the large ground-level crowds, the station has been designed with an at-grade, open-air concourse and plaza. The open-air concourse prevents crushing and panic situations that could occur with crowds squeezing into confned, below-ground spaces. The ground-level entrance plaza will also create opportunities for the surrounding developments, currently inwardlooking, to create and enhance external, ground-level activities. Shady trees, benches and meeting places will make the MRT plaza a much-used integral part of the use of this recreational and residential area. The station is open-ended, and designed to link to future developments in the area at ground level.

Inspired by landscape forms and the art of Richard Serra, the form of the station is generated both by the fow of crowds down into the station, and infected by the massive, curved forms of the stadium. The design contrasts a linear element against a curved one. The interior of the station abstracts geological forms, creating a shimmering, glassy grotto below the opaque massive elements above. Pedestrian movement dramatizes perception of the space, as the escalators slide below the curve above, transporting commuters from the concourse at grade to the platform at basement 2.

The station creates a major dramatic space that gives the public a moment of spatial grandeur in their daily commute, as traditional train stations in Europe do. A central skylight creates an attractive, day-lit platform. Openings in the above-ground forms allow views down to the platform from the ground level plaza. The ribbed aluminium cladding system was custom designed by the architects to create an ambiguous material, sometimes soft like fabric, sometimes hard like stone, sometimes metallic, that changes with the quality of light and the time of day. A single extrusion can be orientated 4 ways to create endless variation in the relationship of the panels. The grey, stepped, curved forms preserve a memory of Singapore’s National Stadium, now demolished.

首層大廳平面圖 ground floor concourse level

剖面圖 sections