With progress of urbanization, buildings occupy most of the space in the city. In these buildings, most of them are made of heavy wall or façade that isolate the inside from the outside, the interior activities form the public activities. The buildings of a modern city are closed in somehow and completely distrusts the outside world. Everything tries to happen inside the building. This trend has caused a large number of opaque objects on the street, causing heavy shadows in the streets and worsening environment. In this museum project, the site is located in Tampere, the second largest city in Finland. Tampere is a typical Nordic city. The red brick, the stone and the wooden buildings can be seen in the unique urban style. . These buildings are exquisite and of historical value, but they are also closed and dark. There is not a good interaction between building and the city. I think it is time for the city to inject a new vitality, a kind of modern vitality based on the context. In history, architecture has always had a relationship with the context. But it is with real things, such as materials and forms. Today, most of our daily lives are related to the informational society. Although this informational society is not visible, I think that architecture must have some connection with it. We can list some of the characteristics of the feelings that the informational society brings to people, such as “light”, “thin”, “transparent”, “unreal”, “vague”, “convenient”, and “reachability”. If these characteristics are reflected in the building, what will happen? Therefore, in my opinion, in today's society, architecture should not be just a closed building. I am very interested in the ways of creating relations between the two sides, and I try to use some way to make the two parties less distinct and keep the two sides in touch. The boundary between the interior and exterior of the building should be uncertain and vague, and the activities within the building should become part of the urban activities in a certain way. At the same time, the city streets and urban activities will be involved in the interior of the building, so that the building and the city have a good interaction. I hope that the new museum will be open and accessible, and at the same time, it will be an extension of the urban streets and activities. When such a large amount of buildings are built up, the urban space will still maintain its open and continuous space in this way to discuss the architectural features in the information age.
Con il progredire dell'urbanizzazione, gli edifici occupano la maggior parte dello spazio della città. In questi edifici, la maggior parte di essi sono fatti di muri pesanti o facciate che isolano l'interno dall'esterno, le attività interne formano le attività pubbliche. Gli edifici di una città moderna sono chiusi in qualche modo e completamente diffidano del mondo esterno. Tutto cerca di accadere all'interno dell'edificio. Questa tendenza ha causato un gran numero di oggetti opachi sulla strada, causando ombre pesanti nelle strade e un peggioramento dell'ambiente. In questo progetto museale, il sito si trova a Tampere, la seconda città più grande della Finlandia. Tampere è una tipica città nordica. Il mattone rosso, la pietra e gli edifici in legno sono visibili nello stile urbano unico. . Questi edifici sono squisiti e di valore storico, ma sono anche chiusi e bui. Non c'è una buona interazione tra l'edificio e la città. Penso che sia tempo per la città di iniettare una nuova vitalità, una sorta di vitalità moderna basata sul contesto. Nella storia, l'architettura ha sempre avuto una relazione con il contesto. Ma è con cose reali, come materiali e forme. Oggi, la maggior parte della nostra vita quotidiana è legata alla società dell'informazione. Sebbene questa società informativa non sia visibile, penso che l'architettura debba avere qualche connessione con essa. Possiamo elencare alcune delle caratteristiche dei sentimenti che la società informativa offre alle persone, come "leggero", "sottile", "trasparente", "irreale", "vago", "conveniente" e "raggiungibilità". Se queste caratteristiche si riflettono nell'edificio, cosa succederà? Pertanto, a mio parere, nella società di oggi, l'architettura non dovrebbe essere solo un edificio chiuso. Sono molto interessato ai modi di creare relazioni tra le due parti, e cerco di usare un modo per rendere le due parti meno distinte e mantenere le due parti in contatto. Il confine tra l'interno e l'esterno dell'edificio dovrebbe essere incerto e vago, e le attività all'interno dell'edificio dovrebbero diventare parte delle attività urbane in un certo modo. Allo stesso tempo, le strade della città e le attività urbane saranno coinvolte all'interno dell'edificio, in modo che l'edificio e la città abbiano una buona interazione. Spero che il nuovo museo sia aperto e accessibile e, allo stesso tempo, sarà un'estensione delle strade e delle attività urbane. Quando viene costruita una quantità così grande di edifici, lo spazio urbano manterrà il suo spazio aperto e continuo in questo modo per discutere le caratteristiche architettoniche nell'era dell'informazione.
Tampere art museum and art district design
QIAN, YUANPING
2017/2018
Abstract
With progress of urbanization, buildings occupy most of the space in the city. In these buildings, most of them are made of heavy wall or façade that isolate the inside from the outside, the interior activities form the public activities. The buildings of a modern city are closed in somehow and completely distrusts the outside world. Everything tries to happen inside the building. This trend has caused a large number of opaque objects on the street, causing heavy shadows in the streets and worsening environment. In this museum project, the site is located in Tampere, the second largest city in Finland. Tampere is a typical Nordic city. The red brick, the stone and the wooden buildings can be seen in the unique urban style. . These buildings are exquisite and of historical value, but they are also closed and dark. There is not a good interaction between building and the city. I think it is time for the city to inject a new vitality, a kind of modern vitality based on the context. In history, architecture has always had a relationship with the context. But it is with real things, such as materials and forms. Today, most of our daily lives are related to the informational society. Although this informational society is not visible, I think that architecture must have some connection with it. We can list some of the characteristics of the feelings that the informational society brings to people, such as “light”, “thin”, “transparent”, “unreal”, “vague”, “convenient”, and “reachability”. If these characteristics are reflected in the building, what will happen? Therefore, in my opinion, in today's society, architecture should not be just a closed building. I am very interested in the ways of creating relations between the two sides, and I try to use some way to make the two parties less distinct and keep the two sides in touch. The boundary between the interior and exterior of the building should be uncertain and vague, and the activities within the building should become part of the urban activities in a certain way. At the same time, the city streets and urban activities will be involved in the interior of the building, so that the building and the city have a good interaction. I hope that the new museum will be open and accessible, and at the same time, it will be an extension of the urban streets and activities. When such a large amount of buildings are built up, the urban space will still maintain its open and continuous space in this way to discuss the architectural features in the information age.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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