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Residence House

设计方：ole scheeren

位置：新加坡

分类：居住建筑

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图片来源：iwan baan

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该住宅项目位于新加坡，是由ole scheeren设计的，ole scheeren是OMA事务所之前的合作伙伴，建筑师在此设计很多栋公寓楼，交错叠加，很有特色，该项目历时六年才完成。这里共有31栋公寓楼，每栋楼有六层高，把私人空间和公共活动空间结合起来，集群状况很好，密切了每栋楼的联系。

公寓楼之间呈六角形的设计，形成了8个宽敞的庭院，周围还有花园。公寓楼经过交错叠加的设计，形成垂直的住宅区，占地170000平方米，共有1040个住宅单位。室内宽敞明亮，光线充足，公寓的价格也比较合理。这里有多条小路，便于住户出行，还有多个花园和各种公共设施，丰富了居民的社区生活，增强住户的互动交流。公共活动区建有中央广场、剧院广场和水上公园，还有会所、剧院、体育馆和50米长的泳池。户外的空间很宽敞，周围有8个主要的庭院，里面有野餐区、瀑布、荷塘和温泉，为住户提供休闲放松的场所，营造舒适的居住环境。

设计上，公寓楼的可持续性强，运用了太阳能设计，建造了地下停车场。公寓经过叠加设计，很有视觉效果，屋顶还建有花园和绿地，增强了绿化效果。建筑师ole scheeren表示，交错式的设计增强了集群效果，保护了住户的隐私，增强了社区的整体性。这里环境优美，宜居性好，楼房的建筑品质很高。该项目是2014全球城市居住奖的获奖项目，评委会赞扬了公寓的设计和环境建设，可持续性强，营造了综合的社区文化环境。

译者： Odette

designed by ole scheeren, former partner of OMA, singaporean apartment complex ‘the interlace‘ has opened its door to residents, six years after the project was first commissioned. the development, made up of 31 apartment blocks, each six storeys tall, comprises an extensive and integrated network of private and communal spaces. rather than clusters of isolated towers, the scheme reinterprets ideas behind contemporary living, with horizontally connected volumes establishing a better connected and less isolated residential environment.

stacked in a hexagonal arrangement, the units are articulated around eight generously proportioned courtyards forming a unified topography where terraced gardens are positioned across the stepped volumes. blocks are arranged on four main ‘superlevels’ with three ‘peaks’ of 24 storeys, while multi-story openings allow light and air to weave into and through the landscape. imagined as a ‘vertical village’, the 170,000 square meter project provides 1,040 residential units that are both spacious and reasonably priced.

a primary pedestrian route leads residents from the main entrance through the courtyards as primary points of orientation and identification. circulation is grouped according to the population density around each plaza, while a system of secondary footpaths brings inhabitants to their private front doors. the idea of community life within a contemporary village is emphasized throughout through an extensive network of gardens. a variety of public amenities are interwoven into the landscape, offering numerous opportunities for social interaction and shared activities within the natural environment.

a central square, theatre plaza, and water park occupy the more public and central spaces and contain shared amenity areas such as a clubhouse, theater, gyms and a 50-meter lap pool with sun deck. surrounding courtyards provide shaded outdoor play and picnic areas with lower blocks around its perimeter. the waterfall, lotus pond, and rainforest spa complete the eight main courtyards. and offer residents further areas of recreation in a more relaxed and contemplative atmosphere.

from an environmental perspective, sustainability features are incorporated throughout the project through thorough analysis and the integration of low-impact passive energy strategies. through stacking the apartments, the design generates a multiplication of horizontal surfaces populated by extensive roof gardens and landscaped terraces that offer more green space than the size of the unbuilt site. water bodies have been strategically positioned within defined wind corridors, encouraging evaporative cooling, while vehicular traffic and parking is accommodated in a single layer below the landscaped ground level.

‘the interlace opens a space of collective experience within the city and reunites the desire for individuality and privacy with a sense of togetherness and living in a community,’ explains architect ole scheeren. ‘social interaction is integrated with the natural environment in a synthesis of tropical nature and habitable urban space. the design generates a multiplicity of qualities and choices for its inhabitants – a sense of richness and freedom in the choices you make.‘

in recognition of its contributions to the urban realm and social sustainability, the project has been chosen by the council on tall buildings and urban habitat as the winner of the global urban habitat award 2014. judges praised the design for its ‘exemplary integration with its surrounding environment; and its ability to add to the social sustainability of its immediate and wider context, environmentally, socially, and culturally.‘see designboom‘s previous coverage of ‘the interlace’ in singapore here.

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