哥本哈根中央公园步行桥 | 编织式钢索设计融入自然景观

织桥,位于哥本哈根中央公园，是一座步行桥，将古典的钢索用现代的方式演绎。桥体飘在湖面上，与水面距离很近。提供了一个观看公园和湖泊的新角度。桥在湖体的南端，提供一条穿越公园的便捷通道。一个个性的存在却又融入景观。细长的桥体连接着高程不一致的两岸，优美的钢构让桥体与自然的衔接非常优雅。桥的扶手栏杆就像编织线那样有着精美的细节。这个设计的灵感来自古老金丹的栏杆样式，设计师对其进行了简化。栏杆的设计让这个超薄结构的桥更有个性。钢索缠绕着圆形的木扶手，形成微妙的材料对比变化。所有木材均为可持续性木材。

Woven Bridge, Copenhagen Central Park

Photography: Jens Lindhe

Danish-American Architects MLRP, based in Copenhagen, has completed a new foot bridge in Copenhagen Central Park. The Woven Bridge is a modern interpretation of a classical steel park bridge.

With the new Woven  Bridge,  crossing the lake in Copenhagen Central  Park  and  getting close to the water  finally becomes possible. It allows for viewing the park and lake from new perspectives. The bridge is placed at the southern end of the lake and makes for a new shortcut, when crossing through the park. Designing the bridge, it was key to create a bridge that would blend into the landscape of the park but at the same time create a structure that has its own identity and personality. The bridge join the two banks of the lake, which are at different heights, with a slender arched structure. The foundations are concealed under  the steel  structure making  the transition between bridge  and  nature more  refined.

The bridge  gets its name from its steel  railing, which resembles a continuous woven thread, and  gives  the bridge  a refined level of detailing,  which is inspired from the classical steel  railings and gives the structure a simplified ornamentation appro- priate to its surroundings. The railing gives the bridge a unique personality and together with the slim structure, makes the bridge more of a design object than a practicality.

The overlapping, standard round steel bars creates a double mesh, which varies in openness and pattern dependent on ones perspective. The round steel railing wraps over the continuous wood handrail which was chosen as a contrasting material to the otherwise steel structure.

The materials used are all recycleable and the wood used on the deck and handrails is sustainable wood from Accoya in Norway.

Facts

Project type: Bridge Design Site: Copenhagen Central Park Status: Completed

Year of completion: 2012

Client: City of Copenhagen and a donation from the Fund of Mærsk McKinney-Møller & wife

Chastine McKinney-Møller. Engineer: Grontmij – Carl bro

Landscape: Ghb Landscape

Contractor: C.G. Jensen

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