旧金山山湖公园游乐场

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架构师提供的文本描述。坐落在旧金山里士满区一排爱德华式住宅的后面，山湖公园游乐场坐落在成熟的常绿树中间，缓缓地倾斜到普雷西迪奥国家公园南缘的山区湖畔。新设计在这种背景下无缝工作，创造了一种感觉，操场一直在那里-特定于这个地方和旧金山的这一部分。

Text description provided by the architects. Tucked behind a row of Edwardian homes in San Francisco’s Richmond District, Mountain Lake Park Playground is nestled amidst mature evergreen trees and gently slopes down to the shore of Mountain Lake on the southern edge of Presidio National Park. The new design works seamlessly within this context, creating a feeling that the playground has always been there—specific to this place and this part of San Francisco.

Playground Plan

游乐场规划

翻新后的操场利用了场地的地形，在露台上有不同的游乐区域，按照年龄和游戏能力组织起来，由一系列蜿蜒的小径串连在一起，提供了整个操场的可达路线，包括滑梯顶部。游乐场的中心部分-一个珍贵的混凝土滑梯，从一个巨大的土堆边下来-已经被保存下来，将更新后的游乐场固定在人们对社区过去的珍贵记忆中。在通往滑梯顶端的途中，一个观景台坐落在一片钢柱森林上，让人联想到周围公园里的树木。该平台俯瞰学前地区的下方，同时方便广阔的景观山湖。平台上的空隙为上面和下面的用户提供了框架式的阴谋时刻。

The renovated playground takes advantage of the site’s topography, with separate play areas on terraces, organized according to age and play ability, threaded together by a series of meandering pathways that provide an accessible route throughout the playground, including to the top of the slide. The centerpiece of the playground—a treasured concrete slide that cascades down the side of a large earthen mound—has been preserved, anchoring the updated playground to the cherished memories of the community’s past. Midway on the journey to the top of the slide, an observation platform sits perched on a forest of steel columns, evocative of the trees in the surrounding park. The platform overlooks the pre school area below while facilitating expansive views of Mountain Lake. Apertures in the platform provide framed moments of intrigue for the users both above and below.

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附加的设计元素借鉴了丰富的自然历史遗址。学前地区的“沙丘”代表曾经遍布整个地区的滚滚沙丘；混凝土墙的肋状图案是位于山区湖岸的扁平芦苇的抽象；该地区的鸟类和动物的足迹印在与学龄区接壤的墙表面；而大型雕塑，包括青蛙和海龟，承认当地的水生生物在湖里。这些特定地点的参考资料被大型木材游戏结构所丰富，给人的印象是它们是由周围森林的原木制成的。

Additional design elements draw on the rich natural history of the site. The ‘sand dunes’ of the preschool area represent the rolling sand dunes that once spread across the region; the ribbed pattern of the concrete walls is an abstraction of tulle reeds that line the shores of Mountain Lake; tracks of birds and animals native to the area imprint the surface of the wall that borders the school age area; while large sculptures, including a frog and turtle, acknowledge the native aquatic life in the lake. These site-specific references are enriched by large timber play structures, giving the impression that they were fashioned from logs of the surrounding forests.

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翻修游乐场的工作由三名当地母亲牵头，并与旧金山娱乐和公园部门合作。这三名妇女在2010年成立了“山湖公园游乐场之友”(FMLPP)，因为她们知道只有在社区倡导者的支持下才能进行翻新。该项目被指定用于通过清洁获得资金

The effort to renovate the playground was spearheaded by a group of three local mothers, in partnership with the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department. The three women formed the “Friends of Mountain Lake Park Playground” (FMLPP) in 2010 after they learned a renovation could only happen with the support of community advocates. The project was earmarked to receive funding through the Clean & Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond because of FMLPP’s initial efforts, which also included a substantial donation from the group itself. Remaining funds were raised mainly through small- and medium-sized donations from the community, as well as donated services from Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Lutsko Associates, and Holmes Structures.

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Architects Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Location San Francisco, California, United States

Principal Gregory Mottola, FAIA

Project Manager Aaron Gomez, AIA

Area 22000.0 ft2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Nic Lehoux

Category Renovation

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