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Lateral Office to Represent Canada with Nunavut Exhibition

设计方：Lateral建筑事务所

位置：加拿大 努勒维特

分类：其它建筑

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加拿大艺术委员会和加拿大皇家建筑学院宣布“适应北极：15岁的努勒维特”从全国的比赛中脱颖而出，将代表加拿大参加2014年意大利建筑双年展。多伦多Lateral建筑事务所将组织、主持展会，庆祝加拿大北方这片面积最大、人口最少土地的15周年纪念日。这里以原始的北极荒原和因纽特人的生活方式闻名于世。据加拿大艺术委员会称，“适应北极”将提出“基于努勒维特地区所特有的土地、气候、文化而提出的具有革新意义的建筑意见，反应当地移民、流动和季节性的传统”。此次展会的目的之一是探寻建筑如何促进北方社会生机勃勃的发展，特别是环境、社会和经济经常发生急剧变化的北极地区的发展。加拿大委员会主任兼首席执行官罗伯特·希尔曼说：“这是我们第一次去威尼斯建筑双年展做关于加拿大北部的展览，考虑到国际范围内各个国家对于北极的兴趣日益高涨，这次北极改编会展可谓非常及时，将促使更多人们关注努勒维特所面临的独特挑战和机遇，提出各自的看法，这样建筑也可以对未来产生积极影响。”五个设计团队将与努勒维特当地的机构通力合作。每个团队由一位来自加拿大建筑学院和一位在北方具有工作经验的加拿大建筑事务所成员组成。他们将针对当地包括气候变化、资源开采、快速增长的年轻人群等实际情况提出建议。每个建议都要基于以下五个主题：健康、教育、住房、娱乐和艺术。这些主题将通过建筑模型、视频、访问、照片、地图、动画、音景等方式，在保护当地风景和建筑环境的前提下挖掘，让人有身临其境之感。以建筑为媒介，此次展会将为大家讲述努勒维特现在及将来各种具有象征性意义的故事。

The Canada Council for the Arts and the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) has announced “Arctic Adaptations: Nunavut at 15″ as winner of a national juried competition to represent Canada at the 2014 Venice Biennale in Architecture. Lateral Office of Toronto will organize and curate an exhibition designed to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Canada’s largest but least populated northern territories， known for its pristine arctic wilderness and Inuit lifestyle. According to the Canada Council for the Arts， Arctic Adaptations will present “innovative architecture proposals rooted in Nunavut’s distinct land， climate and culture， reflecting local traditions of migration， mobility and seasonality.” The exhibition also aims to explore how architecture may facilitate the development of vibrant Northern communities， especially in an Arctic that is facing more and more dramatic environmental， social and economic changes. “This is the first time that we are sending an exhibition about Canada’s North to the Venice Biennale in Architecture，” said Robert Sirman， Director and CEO of the Canada Council. “Given the rise in national and international interest in the Arctic， this is a timely exhibition.Arctic Adaptations will bring attention and insight to the unique challenges and opportunities that Nunavut is facing， and the possibility for architecture to positively impact its future.” Five design teams will work in collaboration with five Nunavut-based organizations. Each team will be composed of a Canadian school of architecture and a Canadian architecture office with substantial experience working in the North. They will create proposals that respond to regional as well as local realities， including climate change， resource extraction and a young， rapidly growing population. A proposal will be developed on each of the five following themes: Health， Education， Housing， Recreation and Arts. These themes will be explored through architectural models， videos， interviews， photographs， maps， animations and soundscapes within an immersive environment that evokes the unique landscape and architecture of Nunavut. Using architecture as its vehicle， the exhibition will tell emblematic stories of Nunavut’s present and future.