上海图书馆东馆公共空间设计

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上海图书馆东馆公共空间设计

ASPECT Studios

ASPECT Studios 与 Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL) 建筑事务所合作，为上海图书馆东馆打造了全新的以营造社区互动生活场景为导向的公共空间。

基于整体设计愿景，上海图书馆的景观设计升华了图书馆的传统精髓，使之从藏书宝地转变成为一个内容丰富的相互交集的社区空间。一个供人们聚集交流，进行有意义的社交、分享，促进灵感碰撞的场地。

在这里，场地空间与自然亲密联系，自然绿色环境带来多重体验，无论是功能上还是环境上都将图书馆和周边环境融为一体，与紧邻的世纪公园连接呼应。

毗邻上海浦东世纪公园，这座极具瞩目的图书馆是世界上最大的图书馆之一，藏书量令人叹为观止，总计超过 410 万册。ASPECT Studios的景观设计师们利用一系列层次丰富的空间，将图书馆与上海最大的开放式绿地系统连接起来，与此同时充分考虑活动功能需求，将室内场景延伸到了自然环境中。

Located on the edge of Century Park within the landscape of Shanghai’s Pudong district, the monumental library is one of the world’s largest, housing an astonishing collection of over 4.1 million books. Comprising several distinct spaces, the ASPECT Studios-designed landscape connects the library to what is Shanghai’s largest open green space, while extending the internal program of the interior out into a natural setting.

为了提升人在绿色空间中的体验感，我们对每个空间对进行了慎重的考虑和细节的处理，希望将人与户外环境进行空间和视觉上的链接，将阅读体验延伸到室外空间。场地的边缘和立面经过折叠、转合和分层等设计手法，将建筑与地面连接起来，就像书页一样跃然在大地上。起伏的木质小品与中国传统的“竹简”元素遥相呼应，成为城市居民会面、休憩或集会的目的地。

Each space has been crafted to maximise physical and visual connection to the context and extend the learning experience outside. Edges and elevations are folded, twisted and layered to connect the architecture to the ground, in a symbolic reference to the pages of a book. Places for people to meet, retreat or gather are defined by an undulating timber overlay that echoes the traditional Chinese bamboo scroll.

整体景观系统由八个各具特色的功能空间组成，包括到达广场、下沉式餐饮庭院、户外剧场和集会广场、飘浮露台和儿童乐园。其中，到达广场是可满足大型市民集会和庆典的场所，也是通往城市内部的主要人行通道。在广场的边缘，一系列互相连通的雨水花园嵌入林地中，层次丰富的植被空间形成了引人入胜林间秘境，同时这也是通往林荫人行道的入口。

The landscape unfolds across eight carefully crafted and distinct areas, including an arrival plaza, sunken dining courtyard, outdoor theater and events space, floating sky deck and children’s garden. The arrival plaza projects acts as a place for larger civic gatherings and events, and the main pedestrian connection to the city. A series of interconnected rain gardens on the edge of the plaza dissolve into the woodland, creating a sequence of explorative spaces and a gateway to an under-canopy walkway.