展馆图集/Praktika

展馆图集/Praktika
Pavilion Atlas / Praktika

创新的展览形式：这个项目以独特的方式呈现了维尔纽斯的历史。分散式展馆的设计，将 16 个物品组成严格网格分散在公园中，与现有公园系统和历史文物相交，产生了多样化的媒介，让游客能够从不同层次探索历史展览材料。3D 打印模型、环境声音、历史叙事和视频投影等元素的结合，为观众带来了丰富的感官体验。同时，露天剧场等各种元素成为信息载体，统一于维尔纽斯老城的历史色彩中，营造出了“亭子中的城市”的独特氛围。

可持续的设计理念：临时展馆在设计上充分考虑了适应性再利用。易于组装、存储紧凑且能在不同情况下重新组装的特点，使得这个结构具有很强的灵活性和可持续性。这种设计理念不仅满足了当前展览的需求，还为未来的使用提供了多种可能性，体现了设计师对资源的有效利用和对环境的尊重。

建筑师提供的文字描述遗产背景-2023年，年轻的立陶宛建筑师二人组Dalia Puodziute Seniuniene&；朱利叶斯·塞尼纳斯设计了一个名为“阿特拉斯-200年前的维尔纽斯”的展馆，作为立陶宛维尔纽斯市700周年庆典的一部分。
Text description provided by the architects. Heritage Context - In 2023 young emerging Lithuanian architect duo Dalia Puodziute Seniuniene & Julius Seniunas executed a pavilion entitled ‘Atlas - ‘Vilnius 200 years ago’ as a part of the celebration of Vilnius city 700th anniversary in Lithuania.

立陶宛国家博物馆宣布公开征集设计一个临时展馆的提案，以举办一个非常重要和敏感的展览，该展馆应走出博物馆的封闭空间，进入博物馆大楼前的城市公园，位于教科文组织遗产维尔纽斯老城区，就在格迪米纳斯城堡山前。成功提出了一种新的博物馆方式——分散在新阿森纳公园的开放式展览，一对建筑师的项目在2023年春天成为现实。在整整半年的时间里，举办200年前维尔纽斯市展览的临时展馆“阿特拉斯”成为立陶宛国家博物馆参观人数最多的展览。临时展馆坐落着一个前所未有的维尔纽斯城市模型，该模型是根据立陶宛国家博物馆最近发现的历史地图和档案中的图纸精心重建的，这些地图和图纸被立陶宛国家博物馆发现并公之于众，组成了这个特定的展览。
Lithuanian National Museum announced an open call for proposals to design a temporary pavilion to host a very important and sensitive exposition which should step out of the enclosed spaces of the museum and enter the city park in front of the museum building - in a UNESCO heritage old town of Vilnius, just in front of the Gediminas Castle hill. Succeeding to propose a new way of museum - an open exposition dispersed in the New Arsenal park, the project by an architects duo became a reality in the Spring of 2023. Throughout half a year, the temporary pavilion ‘Atlas’ hosting an exhibition of Vilnius city 200 years ago became the most visited exhibition of the Lithuanian National Museum. The temporary pavilion inhabited a never-seen-before model of Vilnius city meticulously recreated from recently discovered historical maps and drawings from the archives that the Lithuanian National Museum discovered and have brought to the daylight to compose this specific exhibition.

Diagram

分散式展馆——展馆地图集形成了一个由16个分散在新阿森纳公园的物品组成的严格网格，与现有的公园系统以及考古背景下的历史文物相交，展馆地图集产生了一系列不同的媒介，使游客能够探索历史展览材料的不同层次。维尔纽斯市的主要3D打印模型得到了环境声音以及历史叙事和视频投影的支持，重建的视觉效果在展馆的四面墙上曝光，罗通达在风中流动的窗帘内侧印制了维尔纽斯市的历史地图。
Dispersed type of the pavilion - Forming a strict grid of 16 objects scattered at the New Arsenal park intersecting with the existing park system as well as historical artifacts within the archeological context, the pavilion Atlas generated a series of diverse mediums to enable visitors to explore different layers of the historical exhibition material. The main 3D printed model of Vilnius city was supported with ambient sound as well as historical narratives and video projections, recreated visuals were exposed on the 4 Walls of the pavilion, and Rotonda hosted a historical map of Vilnius city printed on the inside of the curtain flowing in the wind.

Plan

物体对不同公园物体和背景的简单而奇怪的组织，激活了这个区域。展馆中分散的物体可以从不同的角度进行不同的处理，创造出多样化的叙事，为市民和游客留下空间和选择，让他们自己探索展览。露天剧场、Triplech、Rotonda、Walls、Forum、Flags、Stage、Info stands等都成为了露天博物馆的信息载体，从上面看，维尔纽斯老城的历史色彩将其统一起来，纪念维尔纽斯700周年。它不仅成为了城市中的亭子，而且成为了亭子中的城市。
The simple, yet curious organization of the objects reacting to different park objects and backdrops, activates the area. The scattered objects of the pavilion could be approached differently from different sides, creating a diversity of narratives and leaving space and options for the citizens and travelers to explore the exposition on their own. The amphitheater, Triptych, Rotonda, Walls, Forum, Flags, Stage, Info stands, etc. all became information carriers in an open-air museum, unified by the historical color of Vilnius old town as seen from above, imprinting the celebration of Vilnius 700th anniversary. It became not only the pavilion in a city but rather a city in a pavilion.

Pavilion Section

适应性再利用——临时展馆的类型总是提出一个关于如何再利用这种结构的基本问题。从一开始，它的设计就易于组装，存储紧凑，并在另一种情况下顺利重新组装。这使得对象的多样性能够创建一个不断变化的公式，在替代环境中生成新的场景，并适应不同的目的/地点/愿望。
Adaptive reuse - The typology of a temporary pavilion always raises an essential question on how this structure could be reused. From the very start, it was designed in a way to be easily assembled, stored compactly, and smoothly reassembled in another situation. This enables the diversity of objects to create an ever-changing formula generating new scenarios in alternative contexts and is adaptive to different purposes/locations/aspirations.