挪威斯塔万格新公共中心设计竞赛获胜方案

该项目包括一个新的公共中心，改造一个现有的公园和一个新的101米(331英尺)高的塔，将包括18，170平方米(195，580平方英尺)的高度灵活的办公空间，餐厅，会议和展览。高层建筑的地面和顶层都将可供公众使用，这将确保该建筑仍将是整个社区的资产。

The project encompasses a new public center, the transformation of an existing park and a new 101 meter (331 foot) tall tower that will contain 18,170 square meters (195,580 square feet) of highly-flexible space for offices, restaurants, conferences and exhibitions. Both the ground and top floors of the high-rise will be publicly accessible, ensuring the building will remain an asset for the entire community.

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新塔将位于斯塔万格中央车站附近，旁边是未来的“蒂沃利帕肯”(Tivoliparken)，这是一个新的绿色空间，将该地区与周边社区和大城市连接起来。这座塔有三面可达，正门转向公园，而不是街道。为了在城市内将建筑物凝聚起来，已安排了一楼的规划，使其与现有的城市结构交织在一起。

The new tower will be located near Stavanger Central Station, beside the future “Tivoliparken,” a new green space that will link the district to surrounding neighborhoods and the greater city. The tower is accessible on 3 sides, with the main entrance turned toward the park, rather than the street. To cohesively site the building within the city, the plan of the ground floor has been arranged to interweave with the existing urban fabric.

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建筑师们解释道：“这座26层高的新塔楼将以简洁而现代的形式矗立在斯堪的纳维亚半岛的建筑中，为该地区多样的建筑结构带来永恒的表达。”他说：“正面的设计是由纤细的垂直铝板及玻璃板组成，可为超过一千个工作空间提供更多的日光。”对建筑设计进行了优化，使之达到了用户友好程度和能源效率的最高水平.在不同的高度和方向的绿色梯田为斯塔万格的这座新的高楼带来了一个独特的可辨认的特征，它将是挪威最高的之一。“

“The new 26-storey tower will stand simple and modern in its form with a clear Scandinavian architectural reference, bringing a timeless expression to the varied building structures in the area,” the architects explain. “The facade design is a composition of slim vertical aluminium and glass panels which offer increased daylight to over 1,000 work spaces. The building design is optimized to the highest degree of user-friendliness and energy efficiency. Green terraces at different heights and orientations bring a distinct recognizable character to this new high-rise in Stavanger, which will be one of the highest in Norway.”

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前两层的公共节目将包括咖啡馆、餐厅和自助餐厅，以及以大型圆形剧场楼梯为中心的适应性表演和展览空间。第三层至第五层将容纳目前位于现场的一座教堂，而6至24层将包括灯光明亮、开放的概念办公室。前两层将提供会议设施、餐厅、酒吧和公共空间，可俯瞰城市的天际线和附近的峡湾。

Public program on the first two floors will include a café, restaurant and cafeteria, as well as adaptable performance and exhibition spaces centered around a large amphitheater staircase. The third through fifth floors will house a church currently located on the site, while floors 6 to 24 will contain brightly lit, open concept offices. The top two floors will offer conference facilities, restaurants, bars and public space featuring panoramic views of the city skyline and nearby fjord.

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比赛由BaseProperty和Borderholm Aksjeselskap管理，他们正在寻求“永恒的、高质量的、可持续的”发展，作为Stavanger的一个新的吸引力。

The competition was managed by Base Property and Borderholm Aksjeselskap, who were seeking a “timeless, high-quality, sustainable” development to serve as a new attraction for Stavanger.

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Architects Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects Location Stavanger, Norway Architect Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects Client Base Property Landscape Architect Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects Engineer Søren Jensen Engineers Local Architect SJ Arkitekter Competition 2016, first prize in international design competition Area 18170.0 sqm Photographs Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects