用色大胆、高7.5米的固定结构装置Atoll由艺术家兼设计师Morag Myerscough打造。该装置位于由AHMM事务所主持翻新的伦敦芬斯伯里大道一号广场（1FA）的中心区域，吸引着来往行人的目光。

Atoll, a fearless, colourful, permanent, 7.5m high structural intervention by artist/designer Morag Myerscough forms the striking centrepiece to a new public space within the recently-refurbished 1 Finsbury Avenue Square (1FA) by AHMM Architects.

▼装置概览，overview ©Gareth Gardner

Atoll被看作是一个可以鼓励公众使用新路线的“灯塔”：从威尔逊街穿过建筑物，进入将布罗德盖特商业区与更广阔的社区相连的芬斯伯里大道广场。 “人们曾经不得不从这座建筑外绕行，而现在它已经对外开放。”在建筑东侧和西侧的公共入口大厅， Myerscough将Tri-wall的广告牌组合在一起，制作了三种不同的图案。同样的理念在她于设计博物馆的Designer Maker User永久展览计划中也得以体现。Atoll最终将与各种地下餐厅和商铺结合，以在该空间内进一步开展公共活动。室内空间的半开放性质也意味着在夹层工作的员工可以俯瞰郁郁葱葱的植物。

▼公共入口大厅处的广告牌，billboards at the public entrance hall ©Gareth Gardner

▼不同入口处的广告牌图案也各不相同，each billboard at the entrance has a different design ©Gareth Gardner

Atoll is envisaged as a beacon to encourage the public to use the new route, from Wilson Street, through the building into Finsbury Avenue Square, connecting Broadgate into the wider neighbourhood, making a formerly corporate space accessible to all. “You used to have to walk around the outside of this building, now it has been made public,” Myerscough commented. At the public entry lobbies on the eastern and western sides of the building, Myerscough has incorporated Tri-wall advertising boards, animating three patterns. The concept, which was also successfully executed by Myerscough in her scheme for the Design Museum’s Designer Maker User permanent exhibition, provides a warm welcome to visitors. Atoll will eventually be joined by a variety of ground-floor eateries and other commercial outlets to create further public activity within the space. The semi-open nature of the interior also means that workers on the mezzanine levels can look down at the verdant planting.

▼室内空间的半开放性质也意味着在夹层工作的员工可以俯瞰郁郁葱葱的植物，the semi-open nature of the interior also means that workers on the mezzanine levels can look down at the verdant planting ©Gareth Gardner