Købmagergade购物街

Købmagergade购物街
Købmagergade Shopping Street

Købmagergade购物街的弯曲路线是哥本哈根市中心的典型。这条长街与豪瑟广场、库尔托维特广场和特里尼塔蒂斯教堂广场一起，体现了迷宫般的中世纪市中心的独特形象。该地区有自己的每日和每周节奏：人们在晚上骑车、散步、购物、玩耍和外出。但运送、垃圾收集和维护的交通也加入了这一节奏。我们的第一步是清理并清空该区域，以便人流能够很容易地找到方向。我们还选择了坚固的材料，如天然石材：一种耐用的材料，具有坚固和谐的外观。设计方案一方面鼓励密集型城市生活的发展，另一方面又与哥本哈根丰富的历史联系在一起。
The curved course of the Købmagergade shopping street is typical of the city centre of Copenhagen. Together with the Hauser Plads, Kultorvet and Trinitatis Church squares, this long street embodies the characteristic image of the labyrinthine medieval city centre. The district has its own daily and weekly rhythms: people cycle, walk, shop, play and go out in the evenings. But traffic for deliveries, refuse collection and maintenance also joins in this rhythm. Our first step was to clean and empty the area, so that the flow of people can easily find its way. We also selected strong materials such as natural stone: a durable material with a strong and harmonious appearance. The design proposal encourages the development of intensive city life on the one hand, and on the other it is linked with the rich history of Copenhagen.

Købmagergade Shopping Street

这三个广场的布局各不相同，因为它们的历史位置和在城市中的位置各不相同。在库尔托维特，石头的黑暗——几乎是黑色——铺路图案的灵感来自18世纪的煤炭贸易。在相对平静的豪泽广场上，令人兴奋的草地游戏丘在城市结构中形成了一片绿色绿洲。夜间，特里尼塔蒂斯教堂广场及其著名的观景台Rundetårn通过人工照明变成了一片巨大的星空。这三个正方形颜色各异，从黑色的煤炭到明亮的恒星，从库尔托维特到银河系。
The layout of the three squares is varied, just as their historical situation and their location in the city are varied. On the Kultorvet the dark – almost black – paving pattern of the stone is inspired by the 18th century coal trade. On the rather more peaceful Hauser Plads square, the exciting grass play mounds form a green oasis in the urban fabric. At night, the Trinitatis Church square with its famous observatory Rundetårn is transformed by artificial lighting into an enormous starry sky. The three squares are diverse in colour, from dark coal to bright stars: ‘From Kultorvet to the Milky Way’.

在晚上和晚上，这个中世纪的城市有它自己的忧郁和神秘的气氛，尤其是在冬天。这种独特的氛围是通过使用温暖的间接照明来强调的，在广场上有一些额外的强调。这意味着仍然可以看到星星，就像17世纪在伦德塔恩天文台的克里斯蒂安四世所做的那样。
In the evening and at night the medieval city has its own melancholy and mysterious atmosphere, especially in winter. This unique ambience is emphasised by the use of warm indirect lighting, with a few extra accents on the squares. This means that it is still possible to see the stars, just as Christian the Fourth did from the observatory in Rundetårn in the 17th century.

Text: KBP.EU

预算：990万欧元
Design team: KBP.EU, a joint venture between karres+brands and Polyform
In collaboration with Oluf Jørgensen Engineering and Ulrike Brandi Licht
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
Assignment: design of shopping street and three squares
Area: 2.2 hectares
Design: 2007
Construction: 2009 – 2013
Status: realized
Client: Municipality of Copenhagen
Budget: € 9.9 mio