佰筑荣获2018红点奖的环境图形类奖项

佰筑荣获2018红点奖的环境图形类奖项

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11月

2018

2018年红点奖
上海 | 中国 | 奖项

 
连锁效应
 
我们与上海Anomaly合作的项目-连锁效应获得了2018年环境图形类红点设计奖，这是世界上最受欢迎的设计奖项之一。
 
“连锁效应”（The Chain Effect）是一项参与2017年举办的上海城市设计节的公共空间干预设计项目，MINI中国通过旗下的平台Urban Matters为其提供了支持，针对现如今中国创意阶层面临的城市挑战策划并创造出合适的设计解决方案。
 
 

Urban Matters

 
城市设计节是上海正在举办的一个活动，宗旨是为了发现那些现代日常生活方式所带来的城市问题，并且通过有趣的设计解决方案来解决它们。
 
针对这些“现代城市问题”，Anomaly与佰筑共同合作创作出了解决方案，目的是为了改善城市旧街区的行人流通问题。在这些旧街区，人行道非常狭窄，并且通常还有大量停放在街边的自行车和摩托车，斑马线上也挤满了人。
 
 

Anomaly + 100 Architects

 
而首先要解决的问题就是自行车停放拥堵现象。由于发展迅速的共享单车公司（如摩拜单车或Ofo小黄车），上海和中国其它城市的自行车数量激增。这给上海狭窄的人行道上增加了新的负担，阻碍了行人的流通。
 
 

Congested bike parking

 

Cogested bike parking

 
受到自行车链条的启发，我们设计出了一个简单而富有创意的图形。这个图形可以向共享单车用户展示停放自行车的位置以及停放的角度，优化了一定区域内自行车的容纳量，并且可以释放出0.5米的人行道空间，让行人的流动更加舒适。
 
 

Design Diagram 1

 

Protptype

 

Chain Bike Parking

 

Bike Parking

 

Bike Parking Graphic

 

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