台北流行音乐中心

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所 在 地：中国
由Reiser + Umemoto和RUR Architecture PC设计的台北流行音乐中心（TPMC）今天破土动工。设计挑战传统的表演空间的局限性，该中心将混合使用空间交织成一个动态的多用途场地，展现不断变化的流行音乐文化。主厅、名人堂、壳体象征着复杂的用途，使其成为一个代表台湾流行音乐产业的象征。
TPMC剧院将公共空间、商业与文化中心相结合，将定期邀请艺术者到访演出。其零售、餐饮、办公等与台北街头生活相适应，具有独特建筑和地区特点。
景观从地面展现并具有设计感，将建筑融入台北城市中心。
TPMC的核心主厅位于北部基地上，形式动感。有5000个座位的内部礼堂是主厅的重点。游客体验了一系列独特的空间，最终抵达水晶礼堂内部。主厅的独特造型势必代表台湾和亚洲流行音乐，成为国际公认的标志性特征。
一个人行步道天桥将综合体和主厅连接起来，在基地南面的大台阶结束，通向一个可容纳3000人的户外演出庭院。平缓上升的大台阶可以举办临时演出，而另一端的壳体为舞台提供了一个壮观的华盖。
除了零售和餐饮空间，庭院靠到东和西边有三个现场演播室。壳体中的水晶蛋容纳了设备，使TPMC成为台湾一流的音乐设施。
名人堂位于立方体中，该体块是TPMC的最为理想的建筑形式，也是最醒目的物体。作为理想的柏拉图式几何体，名人堂代表了流行文化的最高成就。这是庆祝和流行音乐的场所，活包括四个楼层的展览空间、咖啡厅、行政办公、科研设施，并有300个座位的报告厅。
受台北市政府公共工程和文化事务部门委托，Reiser + Umemoto事务所、RUR Architecture PC事务所和本地的Fei and Cheng担纲设计，TPMC建设将开始今年预定的完成时间是2015年。


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Reiser + Umemoto， RUR Architecture PC‘s Taipei Pop Music Center (TPMC) breaks ground today on the edge of Taipei， Taiwan. Challenging the limitations of traditional performance space， the center will consist of several mixed-use spaces woven together into a dynamic， multi-purpose venue that reflects and supports the evolving culture of pop music. Three monumental elements—the Main Hall， Hall of Fame， and Industry Shell—symbolize the principal uses and attractions of the complex， making it a powerful representation of Taiwan’s pop music industry worldwide.
The TPMC integrates theater with public space and commerce to become a cultural hub that will engage visitors independently of scheduled performances. While the scale and grain of the civic programs – retail， dining， offices， etc. – respect the vital fabric of Taipei street life， their architectural identity is unique and distinct.
The landscape of the site emerges from the ground but maintains its artificiality， allowing the center to be organizationally integrated into the city of Taipei while also remaining architecturally distinct. The new elevated public ground bridges two building sites presently divided by the Xinsheng Rd Corridor， and acts as a socle for the Main Hall， Hall of Fame， and Industry Shell.
As the centerpiece of the TPMC， the Main Hall is a dynamic architectural form located on the northern site. With a seating capacity of 5，000， the interior auditorium is the jewel within the shell of the Main Hall. Visitors experience a series of unique spaces as they move from the faceted fan-shaped exterior of the building to the soaring and inviting lobbies， and finally to the crystalline auditorium interior. The distinctive architectural form of the Main Hall is one bound to become an internationally recognizable symbol of Taiwan and Asian pop music.
A pedestrian walkway bridges the Main Hall to the heart of the complex. On the southern site the bridge terminates in a grand staircase， opening to an outdoor performance courtyard with a standing capacity of 3，000. The staircase has a generous and gentle rise to house impromptu seating during concerts， while the Industry Shell at the other opposite end provides a spectacular cover for the outdoor stage.
The courtyard is anchored to the east and west by three live houses， in addition to several dining and retail attractions. The crystalline egg of the Industry Shell houses up-to-date production facilities， which together with the performance spaces， make the TPMC the preeminent facility in Taiwan dedicated to the music industry.
The Hall of Fame is housed within the cube， the TPMC’s most ideal architectural form and also the most autonomous object elevated from the ground. The ideal platonic geometry of the Hall of Fame cube is a testament to the highest achievements of pop culture. It is the place for the celebration and display of pop music and includes four floors of exhibition space， a café， administrative offices， research facilities， and a 300-seat lecture hall.
Commissioned by the Public Works and Cultural Affairs Departments of the Taipei City Government， the TPMC is designed by Reiser + Umemoto， RUR Architecture PC in collaboration with the renowned local architect firm Fei and Cheng. Construction of the TPMC is set to begin this year with a scheduled completion date of 2015.