知识之屋丨中国信阳丨Christoph Hesse Architects

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知识之屋是“20座书屋计划”的一部分，该计划旨在丰富中国中部河南省信阳市这一快速发展的千万级城市（约1200万人口）的社区生活。项目位于羊山公园，由两栋建筑组成：一座设有展览空间的社区图书馆与一座茶室。两者之间分布着三处小型湖泊，嵌入于生物多样性的景观之中，并被城市肌理所环绕。

The House of Knowledge is part of the 20 Bookhouses Initiative, envisioned to enrich community life across the rapidly growing metropolis of Xinyang, a city of 12 million in Henan Province, central China. Located in Yangshan Park, the project consists of two buildings: a community library with an exhibition hall and a tea house. Between them stretch three small lakes, embedded in a biodiverse landscape and surrounded by the urban fabric.

▼项目顶视，project top view © Gabriel Dong

▼项目鸟瞰，project aerial view © Gabriel Dong

▼公园中的建筑，building in the park © Gabriel Dong

▼建筑融入景观，building within landscape © Gabriel Dong

两栋建筑共同构成了一个融合建筑、景观与教育的文化与社会枢纽。图书馆被设计为一个集学习、展览、工作坊及社区活动于一体的场所，而茶室则提供交流与非正式互动的空间。通过强烈的视觉联系、开敞的界面以及多路径系统，两栋建筑彼此连接，并与公园及周边社区相互渗透，在室内与室外、城市与景观之间形成流动的过渡。

▼图书馆透视图，perspective view of the library building © Christoph Hesse Architects

Together, the two buildings form a cultural and social hub that integrates architecture, landscape, and education. The library is designed to become a place for learning, exhibitions, workshops, and community activities, while the tea house is intended to offer spaces for encounter and informal exchange. Strong visual connections, generous openings, and multiple paths link the buildings to each other, to the park, and to the surrounding neighborhood, creating a fluid transition between interior and exterior, city and landscape.

▼建筑外观概览，building exterior overview © Gabriel Dong

▼建筑外观近景，building exterior close view © Gabriel Dong

▼入口，Entrance © Gabriel Dong

宽敞且具有高挑空间的室内环境被塑造为鼓励人们相遇、学习与分享的场所。项目明确面向多代人群，涵盖儿童、成年人及老年人，并以时间为维度逐步展开。建筑的使用被有意识地分阶段激活，逐渐被生活填充。在这里，居民与访客不再是被动的使用者，而是积极的参与者，共同推动社区发展与场地生态多样性的持续演进。知识之屋的核心目标在于重新调和两种日益失衡的“气候”：社会气候与生态气候。一方面，项目构建了一个开放且包容的框架，促进共处、交流与集体学习；另一方面，它也通过实践性内容，向公众传递关于再生性实践、生物多样性以及可持续生活方式的知识。

▼施工现场，Construction site © Christoph Hesse Architects, Xiaojun Bu

Spacious interiors with high ceilings are shaped to invite people to meet, learn, and share. The program is explicitly multi-generational, addressing children, adults, and seniors alike, and is designed to unfold over time. The buildings are intentionally being activated step by step and gradually filled with life. Locals and visitors are not seen as passive users, but as active participants who contribute to the ongoing development of both the community and the ecological diversity of the site. The central ambition of the House of Knowledge is to realign two climates that are increasingly out of balance: the social climate and the ecological climate. On the one hand, the project establishes an open and inclusive framework that fosters togetherness, exchange, and collective learning. On the other hand, it is designed to offer hands-on knowledge about regenerative practices, biodiversity, and sustainable ways of living.

▼室内空间概览，interior overview © Gabriel Dong

▼公共活动空间，public activity space © Gabriel Dong

周边景观被构建为一间活的课堂。公园中的社区花园、水体与本土植物种植依据永续农业原则进行组织。在这里，居民可以逐步参与种植活动，理解生态循环，并体验生物多样性与社会生活如何相互促进。建筑主要采用木材等天然材料建造。通过构造遮阳、自然交叉通风以及气候响应型设计，实现全年舒适使用，同时辅助的供暖与制冷系统依赖可再生能源。项目由此将建筑、景观与使用方式整合为一个统一的生态与社会系统。

The surrounding landscape is structured as a living classroom. Community gardens, ponds, and native plantings in the park are being organized according to principles of permaculture. Here, residents can gradually engage in cultivation, learn about ecological cycles, and experience how biodiversity and social life can reinforce each other. The buildings are mainly constructed from natural materials such as wood. Constructive shading, natural cross ventilation, and climate-responsive design enable comfortable use throughout the year, while additional heating and cooling are based on renewable energy sources. The project thus aligns building, landscape, and use into one coherent ecological and social system.

▼鸟瞰夜景，aerial night view © Gabriel Dong

知识之屋为快速城市化背景下的文化与社区基础设施提供了一种范式。它不仅是一个获取知识的场所，更是一个在时间中被共同建构的知识生产空间，在这里，社会责任与生态意识得以融入日常生活。

The House of Knowledge proposes a model for cultural and community infrastructure in rapidly urbanizing contexts. It is not only a place to consume knowledge, but a place designed to produce it collectively over time, where social and ecological responsibility can become part of everyday life.

▼建筑外观夜览，building exterior night view © Gabriel Dong