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Scandlon stadium

位置：美国宾夕法尼亚

分类：建筑设计

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这是由Spillman Farmer Architects设计的宾夕法尼亚州国王学院Scandlon体育馆。国王学院Scandlon体育馆的扩建工程位于宾夕法尼亚州Wilkes-Barre市中心一个紧凑倾斜的城市遗址上。该项目包括田径，学生活动，健康学科，经济和战略上的分区，所有这些分区都利用了自然地形和项目需求的优势。
新添加的设施是从现有建筑的后面创造一个柔软的，适当按比例缩小的城市边缘绿地。一个长满青草的前院，用蛇形砖堆砌，引导人们进入整个建筑内部。一个户外的教学环境作为整个建筑的延伸，成为了一个非常活跃的部分。在入口，人们可以看到一个玻璃灯，这个玻璃灯除了可以给人们提供遮避以外，还可以观赏到室内中央楼梯的校园景观。
在室内，一个低洼的玻璃体，作为一个适度扩展的玻璃连接器增加了现有体育馆的体积。这样一个入口连接器也是整座建筑用户的控制点。一个中央旋梯从这一地区直通到体育馆层面，自然光线通过一个开阔的区域照射到体育馆的娱乐空间。这种间接的阳光温暖了混凝土墙面，也给活动中的人们带来了很好的采光。木材作为家具装点整个室内，也进一步的软化了室内空间。
建筑外部设计，精心采用了金属墙板和砌体独石的模式。金属模板的模式在多个尺度上清晰可见，无论距离远近，同时可以通向两个学院的校园及周边地区。整个建筑，砌体之间有一定倾斜，可以跟周围的环境相互照应。
在每一个转折点处，建筑的材料和堆砌的方法都形成了一个娱乐空间，并且没有淡化金属墙板和砌筑石块的功能。该项目旨在倡导这些简单的材料和典雅的建筑形式。这些极具策略性的工作都可以将国王学院校园内简单的建筑呈现转化成强大，有效的建筑呈现。

译者：蝈蝈

The new expansion to the King’s College Scandlon Gymnasium is constructed on a compact， sloping urban site in downtown Wilkes-Barre， PA. Program spaces， including athletics， student recreation， and health sciences， are economically stacked and strategically zoned to take advantage of the site’s natural topography and program requirements.
The new addition sets back from the existing building to create a soft， appropriately-scaled urban edge. A grassy forecourt bounded by a serpentine brick wall marks the entry sequence and addresses the human scale. An outdoor teaching environment acts as an extension of the program spaces within， and becomes a lively part of the entry procession. At the entry， visitors are presented with a glass lantern， which projects out from two flanking brick monoliths. This lantern creates shelter for pedestrians while capturing campus views from atop the interior’s grand central stair.
Inside， a low-lying glass volume acts as a modestly-scaled glass connector， delineating the larger volumes of the existing gym， and the new addition. This entry connector also acts as the control point for the building’s users. A grand central stair ascends from this area into the gymnasium level， where natural light filters through the open plan into the building’s recreation spaces. This indirect sunlight warms the unfinished concrete block walls and provides a luminous glow for the activities within. Wood storage components， articulated as furnishings， further soften and define the space.
The building’s exterior is carefully composed in a pattern of metal siding and masonry monoliths. Rippling across multiple scales， the metal siding’s pattern is legible both at distance and up close， addressing both the College’s campus and its immediate context. Throughout the building， the masonry joints are raked back to further address the human scale.
At every turn， the building’s materials and methods address its function as a space for recreation. Rather than gloss over the utilitarian nature of metal siding and masonry block， the project aims to imbue these simple materials with elegance of form and scale. These strategies work to transform a simple building addition into a tough， impactful presence on the King’s College campus.