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Tanken Arkitektur AS-Lapphella Cultural Center
탄켄 아키테쿠르는 헤메네스 지방 자치단체의 헤메네스베르게에 있는 라펠라에 새로운 무대 및 문화 건물을 설계하는 일을 맡았습니다. 공간 프로그램은 클라이언트가 정의했으며, 건물에는 무대, 무대 뒤 공간, 전시 공간/ 스낵바, 창고, 화장실, 장애인용 화장실이 포함됩니다. 이 프로젝트의 목표는 형태와 물질적 측면에서 위치에 맞는 건물을 만드는 것입니다. 이 건물은 일상 생활에서는 차분하고 차분해 보이지만 콘서트나 기타 행사에서는 개방적이고 외향적인 모습을 보여줄 수 있어야 합니다. 건물의 배치는 지역에 미치는 영향을 최소화하여 이웃과 주변 환경을 위해 피요르드의 경관을 보존합니다. 녹지 공간은 그대로 유지되어 다양한 활동을 할 수 있는 휴식 공간으로 활용되며 콘서트가 열리는 동안에는 관객석으로 사용되기도 합니다. 디자인은 라펠라의 기존 부두 건물에서 영감을 얻어 현지 건축 양식에서 영감을 얻었습니다. 다양한 각도와 높이의 독특한 지붕 모양과 새를 위한 윈치 하우스 및 둥지 상자 같은 특징이 반영되었습니다. 볼륨 앞의 지상 테라스/무대는 부두로 설계되었으며, 자연적으로 풍화된 넓은 부두 판자의 물성을 살려 이 장소의 해양 생활을 강조할 것입니다. translate by Deepl
Tanken Arkitektur was engaged to design a new stage and cultural building at Lapphella in Hemnesberget, Hemnes Municipality. The spatial program is defined by the client, and the building includes a stage, backstage area, exhibition space/snack bar, storage, toilets, and an accessible toilet.
The project's objective is to create a building that adapts to its location in terms of form and materiality. The building should appear calm and withdrawn in everyday life but can open up and be experienced as extroverted during concerts and other events. The placement of the building ensures minimal impact on the area, preserving the view of the fjord for neighbors and the surrounding environment. The green area is retained, serving as a recreational space with opportunities for various activities and doubling as an audience area during concerts.
In the design, inspiration was drawn from the local architecture, incorporating elements from Lapphella's existing dock buildings. The distinctive roof shape with varying angles and heights was incorporated, along with features like winch houses and nesting boxes for birds. The ground terrace/stage in front of the volumes is designed as a dock and will have the materiality of wide, naturally weathered dock boards, emphasizing the maritime life of the location.
The new building is divided into four volumes, each with its pitched roof. The three volumes to the north are interconnected and perpendicular to the existing retaining wall, while the last volume facing the marina is slightly rotated, oriented towards the sea, and aligned with the historic building Persmedstua. The design follows the terrain in the rear, placed as close to the mountain as possible to minimize the use of valuable green space. The building is also positioned as low as possible in the terrain, showing respect for its surroundings and avoiding an imposing presence.
Previously, a building called Sandeskøtet stood on this site, characterized by weathered gray untreated wood cladding and galvanized corrugated metal sheets. The same material palette has been chosen for the new building, emphasizing the site's history.
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