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所 在 地：墨西哥 查普尔特佩克

Cultural Center in Guadalajara Competition Entry

这是由建筑师Adrian Yau， FrislyColopMorales， Jason Easter和Lukasz Wawrzenczyk合作设计的参加瓜达拉哈拉竞赛的文化中心。建筑师力图将美学和功能相结合。方案旨在于通过建筑含蓄而不失动感的形式和整体构图，成为城市的标志。该建筑被精心设计成用简单材料形成的一个独立体量，旨在建立一个适应周边环境的城市焦点，成为当地社区的核心。虽然建筑从体量上看只有一栋，但是从不同的位置能看到建筑动态的变化。同时，公众能够从外部瞥见建筑内部的活动。透过建筑北立面的熔融玻璃，公众能直观地看到展览大厅里人们缓慢而平静的运动。材料的透光性提高了室内的环境质量。建筑的南立面是三维动感曲线，上面开有经过参数化设计的孔洞，建筑内部有圆形楼梯连接各层。建筑南边体量较低，并向内凹进一部分，使教室有很好的视野。南边低矮体量的屋顶上是一个花园露台，并且是礼堂的预留功能区域。朝南的露台能够让使用者在位于周围的屋顶和树梢的位置之上，欣赏到城市景观。在一层混凝土砌块上开凿出的两个体量形成了动感的个建筑入口。
混凝土表面的流动性将动态的活力从人行道引入建筑内部。建筑坐落在街角，并且其主入口前形成了一个为公众提供互动活动的区域。建筑内部的空间布置鼓励使用者在文化中心内探索和体验多样的活动。查普尔特佩克的文化中心将成为一个多功能学习中心，集艺术和文化为一体。方案的最终目标是提供文化差异的教育经验，形成文化、设计、艺术和建筑领域的欣赏和学术研究中心。
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Designed by architects Adrian Yau， FrislyColopMorales， Jason Easter， and Lukasz Wawrzenczyk， their proposal for the Cultural Center of Chapultepec aims to merge the concepts of aesthetics and functionality. Ultimately， their concept intends to become the icon of the city through its subtle yet dynamic form and overall composition.  
The building is thoughtfully designed as a singular form with material simplicity. It seeks to create a city focal point that adapts to its surrounding context， and establishes itself as the heart of the local community. Though designed as a singular volume， the building changes in dynamics when viewed at different location. It gives the public glimpses of the activities within the center.
The northern fa?ade， clad with molten cast glass， allows the public to be visually connected to the slow and calm movement of users through the exhibition halls. The translucent characteristic of the material enhances the ambient qualities of the interior. The dynamic southern fa?ade， along with thoughtfully designed parametric openings， corresponds to the 3 dimensional flow of users connected between each level via the circular staircase.
The volume is lowered and recessed on the southern end， and as a result opens up the classrooms to the view of the public. The rooftop above the southern lower block is a garden terrace designed to be used as a pre-function space for the auditorium. The south facing terrace allow users to enjoy views onto the city above surrounding roof and tree tops. The carved out volumes of the concrete block at ground level forms 2 dynamic gateways into the building.
The fluidity of the cast concrete surfaces draws the dynamic from the pedestrian walkway into the center. The building sets back at the street corner and creates a covered area for public interaction in front of the buildings’ main entrance. The spatial arrangements inside the building encourage users to explore and experience the diversified activities within the cultural center.
The Cultural Center of Chapultepec is to become a center of poly-functional learning as well as a space where art and culture predominantly co-exist. The ultimate goal of the proposal seeks to provide and educational experience with a cultural twist， nurturing a center for the appreciation and academic enrichment of culture， design， art and architecture.