架构师提供的文本描述。哈萨建筑师已经完成了将伦敦北部高盖特碗废弃的园艺温室改造成一个新的活动空间的工程。该项目受到原建筑框架和建筑的启发，通过一系列小规模的干预措施，探索了这座被遗忘的城市的可能性，使其重新投入使用。这些敏感的干预措施采取了新的外部和内部通道，以及房间和家具件，引导游客穿过温室的大开敞的海湾，同时为周围的景观和碗外的景观造景。

Text description provided by the architects. HASA Architects has completed works to transform a derelict horticultural glasshouse at Highgate Bowl in North London into a new event space. The project, inspired by the frame and construction of the original building, explores the possibilities of this forgotten piece of the city by bringing it back into use through a series of small-scale interventions. These sensitive interventions take the form of new external and internal pathways, as well as rooms and furniture pieces that guide visitors through the large open bays of the glasshouse while framing views of the surrounding landscape and Bowl beyond.

© Simone Bossi

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这一做法于2017年1月访问了该网站，并着手设计一项提案，以恢复被遗弃的温室，创造一个可用于包括展览和表演在内的一系列活动的多才多艺的活动空间。他们在2017年2月向客户展示了他们对温室的愿景，让他们相信该网站的潜力，并在此后不久就开始了工作。

The practice visited the site in January 2017 and set about devising a proposal that would result in the restoration of the derelict glasshouse, creating a versatile event space that could be used for a range of activities including exhibitions and performances. They presented their vision for the glasshouse to the client in February 2017 convincing them of the site’s potential and work began shortly thereafter.

© Simone Bossi

西蒙尼·博西

该设计的胶合板皮肤创造了一个折叠景观，灵感来自原始结构的框架和面板结构。新的通道，房间和家具件设计成一个模块化的配置，以谈判在每个海湾之间的水平变化，并提供游客和脆弱的玻璃外壳之间的隔离。

The design’s plywood skin creates a folded landscape that is inspired by the original structure’s frame and panel construction. The new pathways, rooms and furniture pieces are designed in a modular configuration to negotiate the change in levels between each bay and provide separation between visitors and the fragile glass outer skin.

© Simone Bossi

西蒙尼·博西