奥地利 Wörthersee 湖岸有 83%是不可进入的区域，只有南岸的一处住宅用地有机会向公众打开，那便是维也纳童声合唱团的夏季宿舍。

在 2021 年，AA 建筑联盟学院的 nanotourism Visiting School 团队花费 2 周时间，在 Wörthersee 湖畔建造了 3 个相互关联的建筑干预项目（交流栅栏、凝视和声炮），以改善湖泊的过度私有化性质，同时在合唱团社区与当地公众之间建立文化交流的桥梁，使合唱团校园能够在未来成为一个全年活跃的文化场所。

▼项目概览，Preview© Paul Sebesta

Over two weeks, students design and build a series of three architectural interventions to address and critique the hyper-privatised nature of Austria’s Lake Wörthersee. Wörthersee has 83% of its shoreline inaccessible to the public. At the same time, located on the lake’s south shore, the Vienna Boys’ Choir Summer Residence is an underused property and one of the last remaining places with an opportunity to open up for the people.

The project critically addresses the lake’s wild privatisation and the current unawareness of the cultural presence of the Vienna Boys’ Choir in the local community. The three interconnected interventions: ‘Exchange Fence’, ‘Stare!’ and ‘Sound Cannon’, offer tools for a new cultural exchange between the Boys’ Choir community and the local general public, capable of addressing the future transformation of the Vienna Boys Choir Campus into an all-year-round cultural venue.

▼3 个相互关联的湖畔装置，Thethree interconnected interventions© Paul Sebesta

01. “交换栅栏”

好的栅栏带来好的邻居

Exchange Fence

Good Fences Make Good Neighbours