两岛的浮动房屋赢得平坦地段竞争

寒江吹雪

总部设在伦敦的two islands赢得了很多比赛，其中一个是由火石公共艺术和友邦保险设计的临时展馆的项目，这个临时展馆位于密歇根州，在挂在市中心的停车区的一个空中。

建筑层高高于地面，整体结构重约4000磅（1814公斤），可以承受来自90英里外的大风。整体住宅被一个悬臂吊在顶部，有一个镜像的底座，上面涂有5毫米的反射麦拉涂层，这样远远看上去，就感觉建筑物跟周围的环境相融合在一起，感觉像是消失了

这种涂层与天气条件的变化还有关系，并且随着空气中的水分量变而变化。建筑的下方的画面浮动着个性化的人物照片。建筑下方，还可以举办社区活动。

Our friends at Two Islands have launched a Kickstarter campaing so you could also be part of the project. By pledging £5, you can have your own photo used in the ceiling of Mark’s House (or £20 for a bigger one). You can send a photo, a sign, a collage or even a QR code, so get creative!Occupying no more than eight parking spaces on Flint, Michigan’s central downtown parking lot, this temporary summer pavilion designed as an abstract, reflective and floating representation of a Michigander, Tudor-style home has been chosen as the winning scheme in the inaugural Flat Lot competition presented by Flint Public Art Project and the Flint Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
More information on the winning scheme after the break…


Two Islands has received a $25,000 grand prize to design and build the project by June 14 for the Flint Art Walk. It will remain on site until Fall.
Honorable Mention:

[li]Stage a Lot / KSE Studio (Sofia Krimizi and Kyriakos Kyriakou) of Brooklyn, NY[/li][li]Building Bodies for Work / Wes Janz, Tim Gray, and Andrea Swartz of Ball State University[/li][li]AC.H2O / Michael Ting of University of Calgary[/li]

2013 Jury:

[li]Reed Kroloff, director, Cranbrook Academy of Art (panel chair)[/li][li]Pedro Gadanho, curator of contemporary architecture, MOMA[/li][li]John Gazall, Flint-based architect, board member, Downtown Development Authority, and member of AIA-Flint[/li][li]John Henry, director, Flint Institute of Arts[/li][li]Monica Ponce de Leon, dean, University of Michigan Taubman College of Architecture[/li][li]Shannon Easter White, Flint-based architect and member of AIA-Flint[/li][li]Stephen Zacks, executive director, Flint Public Art Project[/li]

Nearly 400 teams from more than 35 countries around the world registered for the competition, and 221 entries ultimately were submitted by the March 1 deadline.

Designed by Two Islands, a London-based design studio founded by William Villalobos, Cesc Massanas and Tomas Selva, the winning proposal, Mark’s House, serves as “a metaphor for both what the city has lost, as well as its ongoing revitalization”, while also providing a canopy, seating and a stage for Flat Lot events. In addition, the structure can hold up to 1,500 gallons of water, which can be released as a cooling spray during hot summer days.

tayue123

效果真好。。