澳大利亚滨海路 · 岩石与生态的和谐共生丨Aspect工作室

Australia's bondi to Bronte corniche

设计方：Aspect工作室

位置：澳大利亚

分类：滨水

内容：实景照片

图片来源：Florian Groehn

项目规模：515平方米

图片：8张

从邦迪到勃朗特的滨海路是从悉尼南边到马鲁巴的9千米滨海路的一部分。这个项目克服了复杂的地质地形条件从而保留了山崖顶部以及沿着暴露在外的砂岩平台上的沼泽。山崖顶的道路就像针线一样将瞭望台串在一起。

简单的材料和道路上低暗的光线给人不同的感受。道路沿着移动路径不停变换，向人们展示着山崖顶的风光。道路呈曲线，这是考虑到此处的结晶地质以及砂岩的角结构，使得每一个瞭望台都有其特殊的结构。在残存的植被上面，道路上的木材换成了网格玻璃纤维布，因此光线能够射入，水也能够渗透进来。材料的选择考虑到了设计因素、耐用度和可持续性。安装的栏杆数有限，给人一种到上面探险的感觉。

这里的地质条件很复杂，需要严格的岩土方案来解决礁石和堤坝对于此处的影响。许多地方需要打桩来支撑不稳定的堆土坡，环境的限制导致走廊的宽度不能超过4米。这个项目最初的目的是要保留韦弗利公墓。这个公墓是悉尼最具文化价值、最壮观的墓地之一，每年有70万游客到此游览，对其造成了严重的破坏。

译者: 柒柒

The Bondi to Bronte coast walk is a part of the nationally significant 9km coastal walk from Sydney’s South Head to Maroubra. The project resolves complex geotechnical, structural and heritage conditions to retain the significant cliff top heath community and the remarkable hanging swamps along the exposed sandstone platforms. A set of lookouts strung together by a light thread of walkway along the cliff tops of Sydney’s east captures the sublime of the headlands, the sandstone outcrops and the vastness at the continent’s edge.

Sensitivity to site is embodied in the simple materials and understated lightness of the walkway’s design as it shifts and slides along the movement path to reveal the story of the cliff top landscape. Each of the five lookout points takes on its own distinctive form as the walkway cranks and fractures in response to the crystalline geology of the site and angular structure of Hawkesbury sandstone. Over remnant vegetation, the walkway’s timber switches to a gridded fiberglass mesh to allow light and water to penetrate. Materials are selected for design quality, durability and sustainability. A limited use of balustrades balances risk with experience.

Site conditions were complex, and rigorous geotechnical planning was required to work with the rock outcrops and dyke intrusions of the site. In many areas piling was required to breech unstable fill slopes, and environmental sensitivities meant construction access was limited to a four metre corridor. The project originally arose from the need to preserve the historic Waverley Cemetrey, one of Sydney’s most culturally sensitive and spectacular cemeteries, from ongoing damage by the walk’s annual 700,000 visitors.

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