Inspiria 科学中心 | 环形建筑的环保与健康理念

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Inspiria Science Center

Inspiria Science Center is designed as one of the most advanced science centers in Northern Europe and is part of a long-term plan to make knowledge the most important asset of the Østfold Region in Norway. This ambitious plan is reflected in the architectural aspiration, as the trifold form is designed as a communications platform merging the environment, energy, and health.

Photography by © Adam Mørk

The interior program includes 70 interactive exhibitions, workshops and the most advanced planetarium in Northern Europe and Inspiria Science Centre is expected to attract more than 100,000 visitors every year, mainly school trips, families, and tourists. Long- term plans to include the community will be addressed by annually offering over 40,000 students of the area a free trip to visit the venue.

Photography by © Adam Mørk

By merging the architecture and the science center’s focus on the environment, energy, and health, Inspiria Science Centre is designed as a vibrant communications platform with a clear narrative. The narrative permeates the building design, as the trifold form symbolizes nature’s cyclical repetitions and spiral forms, which blend with the technology cycle expressed in the universal power of the circular basic form. The goal has thus been to create a striking building, which in itself constitutes an identity-laden branding of Inspiria Science Centre by uniting the activities of the science centre into a single concept.

Furthermore, Inspiria Science Centre is a unique example of how the public sector and the business community can come together and raise funds to enhance young people’s interest in science. The architecture has thus been a significant icon in the branding and fundraising process of the €28.5 million science center. For example, the science center has been granted €5 million in subvention from the Norwegian Government and €7 million in subvention from the business community.

Photography by © Adam Mørk

Besides, the science centre has received subsidies from the government-owned corporation Enova that promotes environmentally friendly redistribution of energy consumption in the Norwegian construction sector. As Trond Giske, the Norwegian Minister of Trade and Industry, has stated, it is also quite unique that 18 municipalities have gathered so significantly and engaged themselves in the project, while the business community has granted far more funds than in usual construction projects.

Photography by © Adam Mørk

Project Info Architects: AART architects Location: Sarpsborg, Norway Experience Design: Expology Engineer: Cowi Electro Engineer: Yit HWS Engineer: Multiconsult Area: 6500.0 sqm Year: 2011 Type: Cultural center Photographs: Adam Mørk