Nubuke E·tended画廊

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建筑外观摄影：Julien Lanoo

项目地点

加纳

东勒贡

设计单位

nav_s baerbel mueller

+ Juergen Strohmayer

建筑面积

290平方米

建成时间

2019

Nubuke Extended画廊

为

Nubuke

基金会在阿克拉东勒贡

的一个分支机构

。

该

基金会

成立于2007年，开展了一系列支持加纳的传统、文化、艺术的项目。

The Nubuke Foundation, founded in 2007, with locations in Accra and Wa, has a wide range of programs supporting the arts, culture, and heritage of Ghana. The East Legon (Accra) grounds are defined by a large variety of day and evening programs that cater to many audiences spanning networks in the city, country, and region.

△ 建筑鸟瞰摄影：Julien Lanoo

建筑漂浮于现有的花园之上，形成了一个中心绿色区域，并以印度杏树为中心，在回应城市环境的同时，也能对当下的变化做出调整。设计旨在让建筑与景观融合，为艺术家、策展人、游客、市民和儿童提供各种各样的空间形式。

A new building hovers above the existing garden and frames a central green area, with Nubuke's Indian almond tree at its center. It serves as a landmark that responds to both immediate and urban contexts. The massing strategy for the new gallery building is aimed at creating diverse spaces and spatial situations that are open for artists, curators, visitors, citizens, and children to engage with, while acting as a unifying character for the ensemble of buildings and landscapes on the terrain.

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周边环境摄影：Julien Lanoo

建筑是一个错层的单室建筑，高层高、无柱空间、裸露的混凝土墙，为独具加纳和西非地域特征的艺术品和表演营造空间。可调节的地板、夹层的设置、天花板的高度以及墙壁，创造出一个既私密又公共的空间，供不同的展览、表演和活动使用。

The new gallery, a split-level, one-room building with high ceilings, no columns, and exposed concrete walls, creates space for site-specific works of art and performances that characterize developments in Ghana's and West Africa's art world. Modulations in the floor, formed through a mezzanine, the height of the ceilings, and the walls, create a variety of spaces that allow both intimate and expansive scenarios for exhibitions, performances, and events.

△ 轴测图 ©

nav_s baerbel mueller

+ Juergen Strohmayer

△ 室内空间

摄影：Julien Lanoo

该建筑重新定义了Nubuke，使其成为阿克拉

逐渐扩大的都市区域

的文化和市民中心，并与加纳日益扩张的文化网络联系起来。场地原有的结构被重新调整以适应Nubuke的需求。到目前为止，所有功能都被集中在主建筑中——

展览空间、办公室、商店和储藏室

都已投入使用，

在宽敞的空间中提供创造性的协同工作环境。附加的结构为多项目的进行提供空间，也为

艺术家、不同背景的文化活动家和不同年龄的观众提供基础的设施。

Nubuke Extended completes and reorients the Nubuke property, making it into a cultural and civic hub in the expanding metropolitan area of Accra and connecting it to a growing network of cultural spaces in Ghana. Existing structures on the grounds have been refurbished, relocated, or adapted to meet Nubuke's aims. The main bungalow, which up until now housed all functions in one building – exhibition spaces, offices, shops and storage – has been opened up, resulting in a creative co-working environment within a generous setting. Additional structures have been designed to create a multi-programmed environment that provides space and infrastructure for artists, cultural activists of diverse disciplines, and audiences of all generations.

△ 建筑空间

摄影：Julien Lanoo

整个空间允许

悬挂各种物体、艺术品、帘子等。墙体整体采用裸露的混凝土材料，给丰富多彩的展览和活动创造一个

单一

色调

的背景。该设计希望打造一个在风格和追求上具有全球性的机构，以提供本土和全球文化艺术项目的举办。

Users of the space are supported by an integrated rail system that allows for the hanging of objects, artworks, panels, and curtains throughout the space. The monolithic materiality of exposed concrete and the reduced colorscape of the new gallery and campus create a backdrop for colorful exhibitions and activities to take place in and around the buildings. Nubuke Extended was designed to be cosmopolitan in terms of character and ambition, inviting and provocative at the same time, for both local and regional programmatic scenarios.

△ 室内展示空间

摄影：

Julien Lanoo

△ 室外展示空间 ©

nav_s baerbel mueller

Juergen Strohmayer

建筑内部空间宽敞且独特，很好地解决了为不同项目分区使用的问题。设计的核心在于空间的景观性和开放性，同时对空间进行简化，使其能承担不同的功能使用。在这里既能举办大型的音乐会或其他节庆活动，有时甚至需要利用画廊底部空间；同时，它也能提供安静的氛围，让孩子们可以在树下读书，文艺工作者也能在休息室休息或者与人合作。

The design of Nubuke Extended resolves this programmatic layering through a generosity and specificity of spaces. Green spaces and openness have been a driving design focus, as well as simplicity, which allows the spaces to become hosts to a variety of scenarios. Large gatherings for music events or festivities may spread underneath the new building, while on quieter afternoons, children may move on to the stage platform to read books from the library shaded by palm trees, and cultural producers may sit and co-work with others in the bungalow's main space, the Nubuke lounge.