哈拉德·赫林學習中心芬蘭埃斯波

2021-01-11 05:51:04NooraLiesimaa,RamiLehtim？ki

世界建筑導報 2020年6期

關鍵詞：室內設計圖書館設計

設計單位：芬蘭JKMM建筑師事務所

主創室內建筑師:P?ivi Meuronen

設計團隊：Noora Liesimaa, Rami Lehtim?ki

建設單位：阿爾托大學校園及基建處

項目狀況：2016年竣工

建筑面積：7 505平方米

Design: JKMM Architects

Principal interior designer: P?ivi Meuronen

Design team: Noora Liesimaa, Rami Lehtim?ki

Client: Aalto University Campus & Real Estate

Status: Completed 2016

Building area: 7 505 m2

1970年竣工的阿爾托大學的圖書館位于奧塔涅米校區的中心，是由阿爾瓦·阿爾托設計。NRT和JKMM建筑師事務所對其進行了翻新設計，圖書館已成為了一個多功能的現代學習中心，為學生、教師和其他客戶服務。經過設計后，這里已成為多學科和新型的學習、研究和工作的場所。原來傳統的建筑物經過改造后成為學習中心，創新、現代以及面向未來的科學在這里融合。盡管家具和它們的組織有了相當大的變化，但上層珍貴的阿爾托的室內設計保持了原有的氛圍。數百米的書架被移走，并引進了新的家具，但這些空間看起來就像只是做了一次精致的修飾。上層樓層被完全更新改造的下層樓層補充，致力于新媒體、休憩和共同工作。室內設計的概念通過精心設計的視覺識別系統和功能重組，將這些融合在一起，形成一個統一的整體。學習中心的服務是按照主題分區的:作為歷史遺產保護的二樓仍然作為圖書館和閱覽室，Tori(市場)及其媒體墻、咖啡館位于一樓，新媒體服務位于地下一層。哈拉德·赫林學習中心還包括視覺資源中心及其圖像材料和工作室空間，例如用于錄制講座。它還容納了學習、會議和展覽的空間。

Aalto University’s library building, designed by Alvar Aalto and completed in 1970 at the very center of Otaniemi Campus, has been renovated by Arkkitehdit NRT and JKMM Architects. The building has metamorphosed into a multi-purpose and modern learning center for students, faculties and other customers. Its dynamic premises provide support to multidisciplinary and novel kinds of learning, research and work. In the renewed Learning Centre, traditional library meets the innovations and the modern, future oriented way of making science. Despite the considerable changes in the furniture and their organization,the precious Aalto interiors in the upper floors have kept their original atmosphere. Hundreds of shelf meters were removed and new furniture were introduced yet the spaces look like they were given only a face lift with delicate touches. The upper floors have been supplemented with completely renewed lower floors, that are dedicated to new medias, relaxation and working together. The interior concept merges these together to form an entity with a carefully curated visual identity and reorganized functions. The services at the learning center are located by themes: the protected second floor still functions as the library and reading room, Tori (marketplace) with its media walls and cafés, is situated on the first floor, and the new media services can be found on the bottom floor. The Harald Herlin Learning Centre also contains the Visual Resource Centre with its image material and studio spaces, used for example for recording lectures.It also houses spaces for studying, meeting and exhibitions.