韵外之致 大舍建筑设计事务所的龙美术馆西岸馆

大舍建筑设计事务所为龙美术馆西岸馆塑造出艺术朝圣殿堂的形象,强调机构的权威性、藏品的艺术性与观赏的个人化体验。建筑师受场地的工业历史启发,采用伞状架构营造大尺度的展陈空间,以彰显构筑物的纯粹美感,消解艺术品的叙事延展,并引发与拱廊相关的符号学联想。在一切皆可为艺术的当下,用建筑物营造出灵韵的氛围,让艺术品自身直面观众。作品以建筑的语言回应了艺术及其相关性的问题。     

浅析新欧盟标准EN15232:建筑自控与建筑管理系统对建筑能效的影响

本文对EPBD以及相关标准进行了简要介绍,并着重介绍标准EN15232。     

The Atmosphere of Interior Urbanism: OMA at ITT

Charles Rice explores interior atmosphere in a site challenged by existing infrastructure among a generally deteriorating urban scene. Crediting the Office for Metropolitan Architecture's IIT building in Chicago with refiguring the field via the deployment of complex spatial planning, integration of the building with the elevated train rail and a highly differentiated illumination scheme, he ultimately defines the nature of interior urbanism, an urbanity and atmosphere beyond the limits of the building envelope. Copyright © 2008 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

基于物联网和BIM的建筑安全运维管理应用研究——以城市生命线工程为例

建筑工程尤其是基础设施等城市生命线工程的安全事故频发,如何建立建筑安全运维管理体系已经成为城市应急管理的重要课题。本文以城市生命线工程为例,分析了其运维阶段存在的问题,基于物联网和BIM的应用特点,讨论了其在城市生命线运维管理阶段的适应性,提出了基于物联网和BIM的城市生命线安全运维管理系统框架,为未来智慧城市建立提供一定的参考依据。     

城市公园声景长时感知模型研究—以加拿大温哥华市3个城市公园为例

为探究循环神经网络(RNN)对长时间模拟城市公园声景感知响度(PLS)和感知协调度(PHS)的适用性,采用具有时序记忆和延迟功能的Elman神经网络和NARX神经网络分别进行验证.将城市公园声景和光景客观指标作为输入层,PLS和PHS作为输出层进行神经网络训练和模拟.研究结果显示:1)PLS和PHS同时与等效A声级(L...     

Embedding Intelligence: Architecture and Computation at Grimshaw,NY

Research and development at Grimshaw is concentrated in two groups: Design Technology (DT) and Industrial Design (ID). Seth Edwards from Grimshaw's DT group explains how these dual hubs provide an essential resource for the practice, offering expertise in complex geometry, rapid prototyping and construction. He illustrates three projects, originating in the New York office, that exemplify this approach.     

Optioneering: A New Basis for Engagement Between Architects and Their Collaborators

Conventionally, architects are somewhat tardy when inviting engineers to join their projects. By only introducing consulting engineers to participate in the later stages of the design process, engineers are commonly assigned a fixing role. This provides little opportunity for creative engineering solutions at the generative stage. Optioneering, a new business management model, however, offers the possibility of a new collaborative method for interaction between designers and their partners. Dominik Holzer and Steven Downing describe how a research project between the Spatial Information Research Laboratory (SIAL) at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and the engineering firm Arup investigated the capability of this new form of collaboration. Copyright © 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

A City at Play: Rio de Janeiro on the Eve of the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games

What will be the outcome of the large-scale construction programmes and under-delivered promises undertaken in preparation for the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games? Ana Luiza Nobre , Associate Professor of Architectural History at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro and Head of Research and Education at the Instituto Moreira Salles, gazes into her crystal ball and asks what the ongoing legacy of Rio 2016 might be.     

To a Curator of Beautiful and Healthy Lives: A Note to Myself

How might architectural thinking and processes shift over the next 35 years? How might the architect's role be redefined with shifting ethical values? Could the architect be viewed as less of a design professional and more of a curator engaged in the development of healthy holistic environments, catering for all of society's needs? DaeWha Kang , an architect from 2050, writes to his earlier self, critiquing the work that he undertook in independent practice and as a design director at Zaha Hadid Architects in the mid-2010s. He describes how his design methodologies have evolved in the intervening years.     

A History of Territories,Movements and Borders: Politics of Inhabitation

If the city is as much about culture as nature, then a cultural understanding of the shaping of the urban is as essential as a scientific one. Here, architect and critic Marina Lathouri , who directs the graduate programme in History and Critical Thinking at the Architectural Association (AA) School of Architecture in London, describes how the concept of planning in the 19th century became intrinsically linked to notions of territory, borders and spatial organisation. She questions whether this might now be tested, and new design technologies used, to expose underlying emerging patterns of disruptive flows beckoning the possibility of the logic of a new social disposition.