坦纳温泉公园

坦纳温泉公园
Tanner Springs Park

兰波尔画室德雷塞特：珍珠区以前是一片湿地，被坦纳河一分为二，旁边是宽阔的威拉米特河。铁路场和工业首先占领并耗尽了土地。在过去的30年里，一个新的社区逐渐建立起来——年轻、混合、城市和充满活力，今天，珍珠区是家庭和企业的家园。通过外科手术的艺术性，一个60×60米（200×200英尺）的市中心街区的城市皮肤被剥下来，以创建一个新的城市公园。公园街区的雨水径流通过泉水和自然净化系统注入自然水景。“艺术墙”回收了历史悠久的铁轨，来回摆动，镶嵌着由赫伯特·德赖塞特（Herbert Dreiseitl）手绘自然图像的熔融玻璃片。鱼鹰潜入水中，艺术表演在浮动甲板上展开，孩子们飞溅和探索，其他人在这座城市中心的自然避难所安静地沉思。强烈的社区参与和利益相关者指导小组意味着这个公园是当地人梦想和希望的实现。
Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl: Formerly a wetland, the Pearl District was bisected by Tanner Creek and sided by the broad Willamette River. Rail yards and industry first claimed and drained the land. Over the past 30 years, a new neighborhood has progressively established itself – young, mixed, urban and dynamic, today the Pearl District is home to families and businesses. With surgical artistry, the urban skin of one downtown block, 60×60 meters (200×200 feet) is peeled back to create a new city park. Stormwater runoff from the park block is fed into a natural water feature with a spring and natural cleansing system. The `Art Wall´ recycles historic rail tracks, oscillating in and out and inlaid with fused glass pieces hand-painted with nature images by Herbert Dreiseitl. Ospreys dive into the water, art performances unfold on the floating deck, children splash and explore, and others take quiet contemplation in this natural refuge in the heart of the city. An intense community participation and a stakeholder steering group means that this park is the realisation of the dreams and hopes of local people.

Tanner Springs Park

奖项：2012年ULI开放空间奖入围者，2007年俄勒冈州阿斯拉荣誉奖
Partner in Charge: Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl
Project Landscape Architect: Gerhard Hauber
Project Engineer: Stefan Brückmann
Project Team: Hendrik Porst, Jessica Read, Andreas Bockemühl
Location: Portland, Oregon, USA
Client: City of Portland
Partner: GreenWorks PC
Area: 0.4 ha / 1 acre
Completion: 2010
Photos and text: Dreiseitl
Awards: ULI Open Space Award finalist 2012, ASLA Oregon Honor Award 2007