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迪拜德拉滨水新地标 | 无限之境：跨越时空的建筑诗篇

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迪拜

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Population: 2.8 Million2025年300万

GDP: 102 1.9 % in 2018

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无限之境
迪拜 | 德拉 | 阿联酋
 
迪拜德拉滨水新地标 | 无限之境：跨越时空的建筑诗篇
 
 

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“无限之境”是一项开创性的多功能滨水空间设计，坐落于迪拜历史悠久的迪拜溪畔。这一极具前瞻性的方案完美融合了现代设计语言与历史文化底蕴，既是一座城市地标，更是一个充满活力的社区文化聚点。项目通过独具匠心的设计，在现代与传统之间架起桥梁，打造出一个兼具休闲功能与社交活力的复合型空间。
 
 

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设计灵感源自地标建筑”无限桥”，以一抹炽烈的”阿拉伯红”勾勒出流畅的时空曲线。建筑形态既似传统阿拉伯书法般行云流水，又如独桅帆船扬起的风帆，在虚实之间演绎着属于迪拜的现代寓言。开放式无顶棚设计配合可伸缩遮阳系统，在保证空间通透性的同时，为迪拜炎热的夏季提供灵活舒适的遮阳方案。
 
 

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“无限空间”空间规划采用”四区一体”的布局。第一个是中央枢纽区，便于流畅的通行，并直接连接到一个地下隧道，提供便捷的通道到达河对岸。这一连接加强了空间流动性，提升了场地的连通性。
 
第二个是运动活力区，旨在容纳各种娱乐活动，促进积极的参与和社区互动。紧邻其旁是一个富有趣味的像素化童趣乐园，专为各年龄段的儿童设计，鼓励创造力、身体活动和社交互动。最后一个是互动水景区，设有干式喷泉装置，作为一个互动和美学元素，为空间提供节能的降温功能，特别适合该地区炎热的夏季。
 
 

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无限之境”项目通过创新的滨水设计，重新定义了城市与自然的互动方式。项目最突出的特色之一是其与水域的无缝衔接——精心设计的浮动码头不仅提供水上出租车接驳服务，更创造了一个连接陆地与水系的活力枢纽，让城市生活与自然环境产生美妙的化学反应。
 
为满足游客和周边社区的需求，无限空间靠近城市的一侧设有商业建筑，容纳各类餐饮和旅游信息设施。一个战略性布置的展馆提供现代化便利设施，包括洗手间，确保所有使用者都能享受高水平的舒适与便利。
 
 

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“无限之境”以创新设计重新定义了滨水空间的可能性，既致敬迪拜的历史文脉，又为城市注入新的活力。这个兼具功能性与艺术性的公共空间，将成为连接过去与未来、人与自然、社区与城市的重要纽带。
 
 

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项目信息
 
项目名称: 无限之境
设计方: 佰筑建筑设计咨询（上海）有限公司
设计团队: Marcial Jesús, Javier González, Mónica Páez, Yuntong Liu, Keith Gong, Michelle Aldora, Jango Zhang.
项目管理团队: Jenny Fan & Eva Jiang
面积: 8.000 m2
状态: 概念方案
项目地点: 阿联酋迪拜

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"无限之境"是一项开创性的多功能滨水空间设计，坐落于迪拜历史悠久的迪拜溪畔

这一极具前瞻性的方案完美融合了现代设计语言与历史文化底蕴，既是一座城市地标，更是一个充满活力的社区文化聚点。

项目通过独具匠心的设计，在现代与传统之间架起桥梁，打造出一个兼具休闲功能与社交活力的复合型空间。

设计灵感源自地标建筑"无限桥"，以一抹炽烈的"阿拉伯红"勾勒出流畅的时空曲线。

建筑形态既似传统阿拉伯书法般行云流水，又如独桅帆船扬起的风帆，在虚实之间演绎着属于迪拜的现代寓言。

开放式无顶棚设计配合可伸缩遮阳系统，

在保证空间通透性的同时，为迪拜炎热的夏季提供灵活舒适的遮阳方案。

“无限空间”空间规划采用"四区一体"的布局：

这些包括一个中央枢纽区，一个运动活力区，一个童趣乐园和一个互动水景区，在夏季炎热时提供节能的降温效果。

无限之境通过直接通达滨水区和一个供水上出租车使用的小型码头，成为陆地与水域之间的关键连接，促进了环境和社会互动。

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城市介入

城市介入

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什么是城市介入？
这是在城市公共空间中发生的最大规模的介入类型——可以改变城市重要区域。这种介入的规模和关注度不单纯影响社区，更是影响到了城市的感知和体验方式，成为一个都市地标，也是都市社交互动的超级打卡点，更是成为当地居民和游客的时尚国际目的地。
 
这种类型结合了城市规划和景观设计，可以是在滨海滨、桥梁、公园或整个城市地区进行介入。通过提高公共空间的质量，创造具有户外休闲，综合娱乐，游戏和欢乐等机会的空间。这类型的介入方式催生了主要的城市社交的互动，助益商业活动和房地产开发。
 
城市介入的主要目的是改善整个城市的公共空间，提高市民户外生活标准的门槛，鼓励大规模的公共富裕，并在给定的大都市地区培养重要的人文动态。

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古代建筑巨匠鲁班智慧之光的启迪——社区地标活动场地。

“木锁匠心”巧妙地撷取了传统木工技艺的精髓，同时于现代创意与欢乐交织的乐园中焕发出全新风貌。这座坐落于中国长沙繁华地带的概念装置杰作是对鲁班——这位享誉中外的建筑先驱与卓越发明家，深厚遗产的致敬与传承。

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