項目名稱：湖美術(shù)館設(shè)計

Project Name: The Lake Art

項目地址：成都市雙流區(qū)湖畔路北段

Location: Shuangliu District, Chengdu, China

設(shè)計單位：YDS 姚曉冰設(shè)計事務(wù)所

Design Company: Yao Xiaobing Space Design Studio

主案設(shè)計師：姚曉冰

Chief Designer: Xiaobing Yao

輔助設(shè)計師：肖雨晴

Assistant Designer: Yuqing Xiao

項目面積：600 平方

Area: 600 square meters

項目造價：55 萬

Cost: RMB 550000

主要材料：鋼結(jié)構(gòu)、硅酸鈣板、石膏板、生態(tài)木

Main Materials: Steel Structure, Calcium Silicate Board, Gypsum Board, Ecological Wood

項目攝影： 竇強(qiáng)

Photographer: Dou Qiang

疏林草坡，悅動水岸

Sparse forests and grass slopes, pleasant water banks

這里是都市中的一片綠洲

This is an oasis in the city

繁華中的一縷清音

A voiceless sound in the bustling

興隆湖位于天府新區(qū)“一中心三城”中的成都科學(xué)城，作為集防洪、灌溉、生態(tài)、景觀等為一體的綜合性水生態(tài)治理項目，這里喬灌相擁，碧波蕩漾，是市政規(guī)劃建設(shè)的一座“生態(tài)之腎”。

Xinglong Lake is located in Chengdu Science City in the "one center and three cities" of Tianfu NewDistrict. As a comprehensive water ecological management project integrating flood control, irrigation,ecology, landscape, etc., it is surrounded by trees and beautiful mountains and rivers, which is an"ecological kidney" for municipal planning and construction.

湖美術(shù)館坐落于此處青草如茵的綠地之上，其前身是家小型咖啡廳，美術(shù)館設(shè)計師在現(xiàn)代的基調(diào)上注入國際文化交流的使命，呈現(xiàn)出創(chuàng)新而恒久的視覺感受。通過百姓生活與世界藝術(shù)的高度結(jié)合，激發(fā)城市藝術(shù)創(chuàng)作活力。

The Lake Art is located on the grassy green space here, and its predecessor was a small coffee shop. Thedesigner injects the mission of international cultural exchange on the modern tone, presenting aninnovative and permanent visual experience. Through the combination of people's life and world art, itstimulates the vitality of urban art creation.

美術(shù)館設(shè)計改造過程中，建筑外部空間有了顛覆性的創(chuàng)新表現(xiàn)。圍繞原有的三個集裝箱式的鐵皮建筑，基礎(chǔ)的幾何形體結(jié)構(gòu)在二維及三維空間中相互穿插切割，形成散落于空間中的造型，且由此劃分出不同區(qū)域。

The appearance of the reconstructed building has a subversive and innovative performance. Surroundingthe original three container-style iron-clad buildings, the basic geometrical structures are interspersedand cut in two-dimensional and three-dimensional spaces, forming shapes scattered in the space, andthus dividing different areas.