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11号房间：格伦诺奇艺术和雕塑公园，加斯普！，这是11号房间首次涉足公共建筑。沿着塔斯马尼亚州格伦诺奇市的德温特河，11号房间修建了一条色彩鲜艳、经过校准的公共走道，该走道巧妙地连接了先前被边缘化但出人意料地美丽的前滨区域。Thomas Bailey说：“我们从营造场所的怀旧愿景出发，津津有味地拥抱间隙‘空间’。”当我们走在连接现有学校、游乐场、大型娱乐中心和划船俱乐部的柔和弧线上时，可以仔细观察丰富的鸟类生物和柔滑的河流表面。
Room11: The Glenorchy Arts and Sculpture Park, GASP!, is Room 11’s first foray into public architecture. Along the River Derwent in Glenorchy, Tasmania, Room 11 has built a colourfully calibrated public walkway which deftly links previously marginalised, but surprisingly beautiful sections of foreshore. “We move on from nostalgic visions of place making and embrace interstitial ‘spaces’ with relish. “ states Thomas Bailey. Abundant birdlife and the silky surface of the river are able to be closely inspected as one walks the gentle arc which links an existing school, playground, major entrainment centre and rowing club.

GASP!

标点弧线是两个精心制作的亭子，它们提供庇护所、座位和停顿位置，并考虑水平面和天空。该项目是2010年有限设计竞赛的结果。第二阶段，一个多余的工业平台上的后续展馆和混凝土庭院最近已经完工。Maniacal blunt构成了塔斯马尼亚最高级景观的框架和指挥权。喘息被认为是当代艺术活动和装置可以发生的一条丝带，新建筑是这条丝带的一个重要特征。特纳奖获奖艺术家苏珊·菲利普斯受加斯普的委托！，2013年3月，Waters在木板路上嵌入了一个8声道的音响项目，以承担首期艺术项目。进一步的活动和安装正在进行中。
Punctuating the arc are two carefully crafted pavilions which offer shelter, seating and a location to pause and consider the water plane and sky. The staged project was the result of a limited design competition in 2010. Stage 2, a subsequent pavilion and concrete courtyard upon a redundant industrial platform has recently been completed. Maniacal blunt forms frame and command the superlative Tasmanian landscape. GASP! has been conceived as a ribbon along which contemporary art events and installations can occur, the new architecture is an important feature of this. Turner Prize winning Artist Susan Phillipsz was commissioned by GASP!, to undertake the inaugural art project, The Waters Twine an 8 channel sound project embedded into the boardwalk in March 2013. Further events and installations are now underway.

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Project: Glenorchy Arts and Sculpture Park – GASP!
Landscape Architecture, Architecture: Room11, stage 2 collaboration with McGregor Coxall
Location: The Grove Reserve / Glenorchy / Tasmania
Length: 3km
Materials: Timber, stainless steel, concrete, glass & paint.
Completion: 2011
Client: Glenorchy City Council
Funded by the Australian Government, Tasmanian State Government and the Glenorchy City Council
Photography: Ben Hosking
Project website: GASP!