加拿大AMAZE迷宫

Canada AMAZ labyrinth

位置：加拿大

分类：公共环境

内容：实景照片

景观设计

：UNSTABLE

图片来源：Marcos Zotes

图片：16张

AMAZE是一座充满魔幻色彩的3D迷宫，对行人具有无比巨大的吸引力。它为在广阔公共空间的个人提供了无限的发现可能，同时富于变化性和挑战性。设计的理念就在于在迷失中找回自己。其中的众多分支小道迫使途中的游客不断作出选择：有的选择通向的是死胡同，有的绕回原地，有的则是通向另一番天地。这种小道的组合形成了迷宫，这种随机的无限选择正是该设计的魅力所在。

为了达到设计的时间、视觉化、安全性和预算等多项要求，设计者以棚架系统作为主体，建设了一个覆盖面积达300平方米的迷宫区域。迷宫的墙体是半透明多层结构，拥有绚丽的灯光效果，灯光按照预先设计的程序变换色彩。设计也充分考虑了游客对道路位置的选择，以保证为人们带来不一样的体验，同时为人们呈现一幅意想不到的画面。亲临迷宫，游客将对该设计叹为观止。

译者：柒柒

AMAZE is an installation consisting of a three-dimensional maze of light and shadows where magical moments, both intimate and collective, await for those who wish to enter. A labyrinth like no other, AMAZE provides a multisensory experience through a personal journey of discovery, transformation and challenge in the realm of urban public space. The idea of the maze is predicated in the notion of finding oneself through the notion of getting lost. Its complex branching passages force visitors to choose among options, some of which may be dead ends, while others double back on themselves. Visitors are challenged to actively experience the artwork by walking through its narrow pathways, becoming an integral part of the installation.

Quick to build, versatile, secure, and affordable, AMAZE uses a standard scaffolding system as its core structure, covering a ground surface of 300m2. The walls of the maze function as a translucent skin made of multiple layers of fabric over which light is projected. The visual component of AMAZE was derived from the concept of “scaffoldage”, featuring a linear grid-like texture made of thin white lines that resembles the scaffolding structure over which it is projected. This texture becomes a dynamic organism whose transformation is driven by an algorithm with a set of pre-defined parameters. As a result of this transformation, the sense of disorientation inside the maze is dramatically emphasized.

The concept of the maze provides the possibility for different ways to experience the installation depending on the chosen path for navigation. The layout was designed in a way to provide an optimal flow of people while at the same time provoke a sense of disorientation in the audience. While walking inside AMAZE, visitors are constantly able to experience the surrounding city, transforming the journey into a playful community experience that is strongly connected to its urban context.

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