位置:

泰國

類型:

景觀

材料:

石材 混凝土

標簽:

Bangkok 曼谷

由海洋、沙丘、沼澤、洼地、砂石堆和森林構(gòu)成的多樣化自然景觀，為場地營造出豐富的地形和地表紋理，激發(fā)設(shè)計師的創(chuàng)作靈感，在此進行不同的設(shè)計試驗與嘗試。從探討 “自然與藝術(shù)” 的概念出發(fā)，設(shè)計師通過研究不同生態(tài)元素間的相互作用，如海水漫過沙灘之時的流動狀態(tài)，將靈感轉(zhuǎn)化，組合成為多變的空間，色彩和肌理。

The varying ecological elements within the area from the sea, dunes, swamp, swale, mound and forest scape provides the site with an interesting topography and ground texture for the designer to experiment with. The concept of “Nature vs. Art” is explored in studying the translation of different shapes, colour and textures when different ecological elements merge into each other such as how water reacts when it flows and penetrate through sand.

Baan San Ngam是一個低層海濱分契式公寓，位于泰國的Prachuabkirikhan省境內(nèi)。遠離慣常的旅游區(qū)，場地被自然生長的紅樹林和蔥郁樹木掩映環(huán)繞，有著山坡綿延的景致與視野。

“Baan San Ngam”, a low rise beach front condominium is situated in the Prachuabkirikhan province of Thailand. Located away from the typical tourist area, the site is surrounded by mangroves and grove wood forest with the backdrop of mountainous terrain in the distant.

Baan San Ngam是一個低層海濱分契式公寓，位于泰國的Prachuabkirikhan省境內(nèi)。遠離慣常的旅游區(qū)，場地被自然生長的紅樹林和蔥郁樹木掩映環(huán)繞，有著山坡綿延的景致與視野。

“Baan San Ngam”, a low rise beach front condominium is situated in the Prachuabkirikhan province of Thailand. Located away from the typical tourist area, the site is surrounded by mangroves and grove wood forest with the backdrop of mountainous terrain in the distant.

一個形態(tài)自然，模擬海洋流動泳池覆蓋了場地的大部分區(qū)域，體現(xiàn)了將6大景觀元素融入設(shè)計的主題概念。此外，一叢叢草木間斷分布于整個景觀區(qū)域豐富空間體驗，與水平界面在地表的覆蓋形成平衡，同時鼓勵居住者的外出和活動，擁有多種多樣的生活體驗。泳池的池邊是仿照梯田形態(tài)的徑流邊緣，上端向心傾斜，以不同的高度和層級變化展現(xiàn)土壤被水流侵蝕的自然過程。

The main concept plays on the transition between these 6 ecological elements by creating a natural form of the swimming pool covering most area of the site to mimic the flowing of the sea. Furthermore, a series of small grass dunes are created and placed throughout the landscape area in order to create a balance with the flat surface of ground cover and to also encourage various activities by the residents. Along the edges of the pool, a slanted run-off edge was designed playing with different heights and level resembling a stepped terrain to slow the runoff water from the pool and also to reflect the natural formation of soil erosion.