Wonder Live走廊公共艺术/Sata Na建筑师

建筑设计 / 文化建筑 2025-3-5 09:40

Wonder Live走廊公共艺术/Sata Na建筑师
Wonder Live Corridor Public Art / Sata Na Architect

设计理念的卓越性:Wonder Live走廊项目最令人称道的,是其对城市环境问题的深刻回应。面对曼谷严重的空气污染,设计师巧妙地将艺术与功能结合,创造了一条“呼吸通道”。这种设计理念超越了简单的美学追求,旨在恢复人与自然、环境之间的平衡。项目选址于Benjakitti公园,将公共艺术融入自然,充分利用了公园的现有资源。这种对城市困境的敏锐洞察和积极回应,使得该项目具备了强烈的社会意义和人文关怀,为解决城市环境问题提供了新的思路。

材料与技术的创新:该项目在材料选择和运用上展现出非凡的创造力。设计师将常见的“气泡”材料进行了重新构想,在建筑语境下赋予了其全新的生命力。这种半透明材料不仅实现了光线的巧妙运用,也创造了丰富的视觉层次和空间体验。气泡结构的模块化设计,既保证了结构的灵活性,又为空气流通提供了保障,进一步强化了“呼吸通道”的设计主题。此外,鼓励公众参与,在气泡表面绘画的设计,将艺术创作权交给了公众,使得展览变成一个动态的、不断生长的“活的艺术品”,体现了设计师对互动性和参与性的重视。

可持续性与整体性:Wonder Live走廊项目不仅注重视觉效果和功能性,更将可持续性理念贯穿于整个设计过程。气泡材料的可重复利用,为社区提供了潜在的经济价值,体现了设计师对材料长期价值的考量,也体现了对环境负责任的态度。此外,项目巧妙地利用自然光和人工光,创造了独特的空间体验,体现了对时间维度的关注。从整体上看,该项目将艺术、功能、可持续性和时间维度融为一体,展现了建筑设计的多重可能性,为公共艺术和城市环境建设树立了良好的典范,是一个极具启发性和创新性的设计作品。

© Rungkit Charoenwat

© Rungkit Charoenwat

Wonder Live走廊:城市平衡的呼吸之路-曼谷面临严重的空气污染危机,尤其是PM2.5颗粒物水平超过安全标准。这种情况对公共卫生、生活质量和环境产生了重大的负面影响。WONDER LIVE CORRIDOR是在Benjakitti公园举行的WOW Festival展览的一部分,旨在创造一条呼吸通道,以恢复人类、自然和环境之间的平衡。
Wonder Live Corridor: Pathway to Breath for Urban Balance – Bangkok faces a severe air pollution crisis, particularly with PM2.5 particulate matter levels exceeding safe standards. This situation has had a significant negative impact on public health, quality of life, and the environment. The WONDER LIVE CORRIDOR, part of an exhibition in the WOW Festival held at Benjakitti Park, was designed to create a pathway for breathing that aims to restore the balance between humans, nature, and the environment.

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Axonometric

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© Rungkit Charoenwat

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新视角下的常见材料:气泡-本次展览展示了气泡的创新使用,这是一种在建筑背景下重新构想的常见材料。该设计与原始结构和周围的花园无缝融合。这种半透明材质在每个模块内创建了不同的维度和视角。作品之间的有意空间允许气流和独特的环境视角。此外,我们鼓励游客通过在材料表面绘制或绘制花园中发现的动物、昆虫和其他生物的图像来参与展览。这种参与式的概念将展览转变为一种“活的艺术品”,通过人类互动不断发展和壮大。
Common Material in a New Perspective: Air Bubbles – This exhibition showcases the innovative use of air bubbles, a common material reimagined in an architectural context. The design integrates seamlessly with both the original structure and the surrounding garden. This translucent material creates diverse dimensions and viewpoints within each module. The intentional spaces between the pieces allow for airflow and unique perspectives of the environment. Additionally, visitors are encouraged to engage with the exhibition by drawing or painting images of animals, insects, and other living creatures found in the garden on the material's surface. This participatory concept transforms the exhibition into a "living artwork," which evolves and grows through human interaction.

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Detail

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光与时间:转型的维度——展览设计突出了自然光和人工光之间的相互作用,创造了一整天独特的体验。白天,半透明的气泡充当自然光的媒介,在下面的混凝土地板上投射出独特的阴影和图案。晚上,人工照明增加了一个新的维度,彻底改变了展览的氛围。
Light and Time: Dimensions of Transformation – The exhibition design highlights the interaction between natural and artificial lighting, creating unique experiences throughout the day. During the daytime, the translucent Air Bubbles act as a medium for natural light, casting distinct shadows and patterns on the concrete floor below. In the evening, artificial lighting added a new dimension and completely transformed the exhibition's atmosphere.

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可持续性:创造长期价值——气泡的设计不仅仅是展览的临时元素。曼谷的社区可以将它们重新用作运输货物的保护性包装。这种方法反映了设计师对减少浪费和提高材料长期价值的承诺。
Sustainability: Creating Long-Term Value – Air Bubbles were designed to be more than temporary elements of the exhibition. Communities in Bangkok can repurpose them as protective packaging for transporting goods. This approach reflects the designers' commitment to reducing waste and increasing the long-term value of materials.

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Wonder Live Corridor不仅仅是一种公共艺术。它是一种模范建筑设计,通过将简单的材料与深思熟虑的光、时间和可持续性概念相结合,促进了人与自然之间的深刻联系。
The Wonder Live Corridor is not just public art. It is an exemplary architectural design that fosters a profound connection between humans and nature by combining simple materials with thoughtful concepts of light, time, and sustainability.

© Rungkit Charoenwat

Wonder Live走廊公共艺术/Sata Na建筑师