PETAL 装置丨丹麦哥本哈根丨Lasovsky Johansson Architects

PETAL是一个有趣的动态装置结构，由一系列简易躺椅排列成圆柱形，像花朵那样呈现出日夜不同的绽放效果。在白天时，这些躺椅打开，从外观看上去像是花朵“盛开”，其内部时一个360度的酒吧；在夜间，这些 躺椅折叠形成圆柱形的屏幕，可以用来进行投影。

© Aleksandre Andghuladze

PETAL is a playful kinetic structure, assembled from simple deck chairs in a cylindrical arrangement, that mirrors the changing appearance of a flower between day and night. During the day, the structure appears “in full bloom” when the sun loungers are opened up to provide access to a 360 degree bar and seating area. At night, the chairs collapse to form a screen for color or graphic projections.

▼装置概览，Overall view © Joakim Züger

▼广场中的装置，Installation in the square © Joakim Züger, Astrid Maria Rasmussen

▼仰视，Looking up © Joakim Züger

这个装置是设计者在2023年为CHART艺术博览会设计打造的，目前放置于哥本哈根的丹麦设计博物馆庭院内，提供酒吧服务和活动空间。这个装置设计遵循了新欧洲包豪斯原则，既保证了设计的可持续性，又美观实用。

© Aleksandre Andghuladze

▼效果图，renderings © Lasovsky Johansson Architects

The pavilion was designed and built for the CHART Art Fair 2023 and is currently located in the courtyard of the Design Museum Denmark in Copenhagen, where it serves as a bar and event space. Following the principles of New European Bauhaus the pavilion is showcasing how sustainable design can be beautiful, functional and responsible.

▼鸟瞰，Bird’s eye view © Aleksandre Andghuladze

▼远观，Distant view © Lasovsky Johansson Architects

▼装置近景，Close view © Jonathan Damslund, Joakim Züger, Astrid Maria Rasmussen

▼结构细部，Structure details © Astrid Maria Rasmussen, Lasovsky Johansson, Joakim Züger

本项目将日常生活中的用品以新的方式重新利用利用，同时也保留了其原有的功能。设计者认为躺椅结构简单，便于临时装置的组装和拆卸，并且还充分利用了躺椅本身能够平放和折叠的开放式结构优势。

▼手绘图，hand drawing © Lasovsky Johansson Architects

The main driving force behind the design of the pavilion was to use an everyday product in a new way and still keeping its original functionality. With the simple deck chair in mind the temporary pavilion is designed to be easy to assemble and disassemble, while using the function of the chair itself and its  advantages of being able to be flat packed or folded out to an open structure.

▼内部仰视，Internal looking up © Joakim Züger

▼装置内部，Internal view © Astrid Maria Rasmussen

▼夜览，Night view © Joakim Züger, Astrid Maria Rasmussen

这个装置由木材打造而成，18个垂直组件通过一根胶合板制成的圆柱杆上，组成啦整个结构的基座。五张躺椅组成一个部分，躺椅被固定在竹子的外侧。整个结构都是动态的，躺椅原本的功能被保留，能够进行不同程度的打开或者关闭，通过九个发动设备（线性致动器）来控制，可以通过手摇的方式操作这些躺椅，使它们在主旨之间的轨道内上下移动。

© Lasovsky Johansson

The pavilion is constructed in wood, with 18 vertical sections attached to a cylindrical bar built in plywood that functions as the base for the whole structure. Each section consists of five hanging deck chairs that are attached on the outside of the columns. The structure is kinetic where the chairs’ original functionality of being able to be closed or open in different grades are kept and a total of nine engines (linear actuators) are controlling this movement. In the same way as a deck chair is maneuvered by hand, the engines are moving the lowest part of the chairs up and down through a track between the columns.

▼平面图，plan © Lasovsky Johansson Architects

▼立面图，elevation © Lasovsky Johansson Architects

▼结构细部，details © Lasovsky Johansson Architects

Information about the project:

-Current location – Design Museum Denmark in Copenhagen

-Built for CHART Art Fair 2023 in Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen

-Architect / construction: Lasovsky Johansson Architects, Hanna Johansson & Juras Lasovsky

-Type: Temporary pavilion, public installation, kinetic structure

-Materials: Pine wood, plywood, deck chairs, linear actuators, custom made steel brackets and vertical profile, construction plastic (roof)

-Pavilion received a prize in young Swedish design – Ung Svensk Form

The project was supported by the Danish Arts Foundation

Photo credit: Joakim Züger (on photos where its stated in the file name)

Astrid Maria Rasmussen (on photos where its stated in the file name)

Aleksandre Andghuladze (on photos where its stated in the file name)

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