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FABRIC Unveils Prefab Wood Zoetrope Pavilion in Copenhagen

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Trylletromler是一个临时的木亭建模。这是一个可以产生运动幻觉的装置。这一装置由FABRIC设计，展馆部分由预制北欧木材构成，并形成了完美的圆环。目前有十个这样的装置展示在哥本哈根皇家园林Rosenborg城堡中。
Trylletromler在城堡花园中只是一个临时的装置，它由十个环形空间构成。墙壁有北欧木材抽成的板条做成的。这些一米的部分是预制而成的，然后到了现场再进行安装的。这个装置所在的位置，在花园和城堡方向都有很好的视野，现有树木和附近的水域也构成了十分雅致的环境。展馆第一次对外开发是2013年9月，人们可以在这里闲逛，放松，交流等。这些木材在被拆卸后还可以用于其他用途，也体现了可持续发展的特点。
当设计这个装置的时候，FABRIC的设计师们研究了城堡花园的历史，在充分考虑了此建设地点的传统之后才建造了这一装置。Trylletromler给参观者带来了三个方面的思考：新视野，新观点，新方法。首先展馆被设计成一个栅栏，用来作为一个界限，限制人们活动的区域。接下来，开口处提供了进出场馆的通道。最后墙是为了创造运动的幻觉，就像是西洋镜一样。

译者： Stephen Jr.

Trylletromler is a temporary wooden pavilion modeled (and named) after the zoetrope, a device that produces the illusion of movement. Designed by FABRIC, the pavilion is made of prefabricated sections of Nordic timber that form 10 perfect circles. The structure is located in the royal gardens of Rosenborg Castle in Copenhagen, and as one looks through the slatted fence line normal perception is altered and new perceptions are made.
Trylletromler is a temporary installation in the castle gardens made up of 10 circular spaces. The walls are made of slats of Nordic wood that were prefabricated in one-meter sections then assembled on site. The project’s orientation provides views of the surrounding gardens, the castle, existing tree lines, and the nearby water. The pavilion first opened in September 2013 and it’s open to the public for lounging, relaxing, and socializing. The wood is left untreated and it will be reused for other projects after the pavilion is disassembled.
When designing the installation, FABRIC researched the history of the castle gardens and came up with a project at compliments and contrasts with the site’s Euclidean geometry. Trylletromler addresses three independent paradoxes to give participants new sights, new views and new ways of looking at things. First, the pavilion is conceived as a fence, which is meant to act as a boundary and restrict movement. Next, openings provide access in and out of the pavilion and direct traffic through new routes. Finally, the walls are meant to create the illusion of movement, much like a zoetrope.