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Panama Biomuseo Museum

设计方：盖里建筑师事务所

位置：巴拿马

分类：文化建筑

内容：实景照片

建筑设计负责人：弗兰克·盖里

项目建筑师：Bill Childers

结构工程师：Magnusson Klemencic Associates

机电工程师：Don C. Gilmore and Associates

设计团队：Elmer Barco, Danelle Briscoe, Vartan Chalikian, Tina Chee, Denise Disney, Sam Gehry, Jose Gonzalez

图片：22张

摄影师：Fernando Alda

这是由盖里建筑师事务所设计的Biomuseo博物馆。建筑处在巴拿马运河的入海口，占地4000平方米，包括八个展厅、临时展区、一个商店和一个咖啡厅。博物馆设计色彩缤纷，展示了300万年前浮于海上狭窄的巴拿马联结北美和南美的漂流大陆。盖里将自己标志性的规则碎面运用在了博物馆的设计上，组合出一种兼收并蓄同时极富标志性意义的结构，它是不同形状的拼贴组合，外表则是孩子般天马行空的色彩。天顶由不对称的隆起组合而成，形成曲折的波形曲线，像被拼装起来的彩色玻璃纸，波状纸板或绘图用纸，吸引着那乘游轮而来的游客们的眼球。

译者：艾比

The project comprises three main elements: the museum building, the exhibition design and the surrounding park.At the heart of the project is a public outdoor atrium covered by colorful metal canopies designed to protect visitors from frequent wind-driven rains. Surrounding the central atrium are unticketed public areas, including the museum store, a café and a temporary exhibition space, as well as the two main ticketed exhibition wings of the building. The atrium level, elevated one floor above grade, allows for extended views to the Canal and city, in addition to protecting the outdoor exhibition space below, which connects the two exhibition wings.

The exhibition design, conceived collaboratively with Bruce Mau Design, educates visitors about the emergence of the Isthmus of Panamá and its role in shaping our natural environment. Inside the eight galleries are stories that introduce visitors to the concept of biodiversity, immerse them in the environments of Panamá and describe the geological and natural history. The exhibitions also convey how these natural forces have affected humans and the importance of the interconnectivity of life to the survival of all plant and animal species.

The Park of Biodiversity expands the exhibition narrative into the surrounding landscape. Located here and there around the park are education stations that augment the visitor’s experience of the museum by illustrating real-life interaction between local plant and animal species. Because of the civic nature of the museum’s exterior atrium, the park is designed as a publicly accessible space for local residents.