“澳洲总理官邸概念设计大赛”优胜方案

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设 计 师：Jack Davies + Nicholas Roberts + Henry Stephen

所 在 地： 澳大利亚

Australian Prime Minister's house

日前，由堪培拉大学举办的“澳洲总理官邸概念设计大赛”评选出了最终结果。由三位新西兰建筑师组成的团队提供的方案获得了第一名。这个概念比赛旨在讨论将总理官邸由城市搬到自然环境中的可能性。获胜方案的想象建筑地点是堪培拉附近一座叫伯尔利·格里芬的湖边。它的造型是由数个条状体块互相堆砌的多层建筑，一端半埋入湖岸边的山坡，另一端略微伸向湖心。建筑主体由水泥浇筑，搭配使用当地产的木材与回收金属。在建筑内部出了居住和工作空间之外，也同样包括花园，游泳池与一道伸进湖中的防波堤。另外还有一个展厅专门用来容纳澳大利亚国家画廊的展品。
比赛评委会认为：这个设计采用了一个与湖边景色完美融合的造型。它低调而不张扬，对它所拥有的景色是负责任的。同时这座建筑也拥有足够的美感，与环境相得益彰。
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A team of New Zealand architects has won a speculative competition to design a new residence for the Australian Prime Minister. The Lodge by the Lake competition was held by the University of Canberra to encourage a discussion about an eventual replacement for the Prime Minister's current residence in the city， known as The Lodge. The winning entry， submitted by architects Jack Davies， Nick Roberts and Henry Stephens， is a lodge split over a number of levels with its front half sunk into the earth as it approaches the lake. "The brief was extensive and complex – especially when coupled with the particularities of the topography，" Roberts told Dezeen， explaining that their lodge combines intimate， private areas with monumental spaces suitable for public events.
"Managing this interface architecturally is not dissimilar to the private/public balance we imagine the Prime Minister must deal with personally on a daily basis，" said Roberts. "As a result the building resists becoming an object on the hill – the building both enfolds the landscape and is subsumed by it." The lodge， which would be constructed from concrete， local timber and recycled metal， is proposed for a site at Attunga Point， a landscaped peninsula overlooking Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra. "This design stood out as one that most successfully integrates the built forms with the subtle landscape of Attunga Point，" the judges noted in their remarks. "It responsibly owns the landscape， it is beautifully sited and it celebrates the lake edge location." Entries were required to include a private home and study， function spaces， a jetty， a swimming pool and areas for garden parties as well as space to present works of art from the National Gallery of Australia.