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垂直时代：公共娱乐空间的再生

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2016

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Population: 18 Million19 in 2025

GDP: 1.18 1,55 in 2025

BigMac: 5 美元

垂直时代
时代广场 | 纽约 | 美国
 
简介
在这个独特案例中，为了给市民和游客创造一处依托目前城市景观的商业化转变，佰筑被要求探索在时代广场中，嵌入与常规的城市公园相关的公共功能和环境的可能性。简言之，把广场变成一个更具功能性、更具城市特色的娱乐空间。
 
 

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当提及时代广场的时候，我们考虑的是如何利用和改造有限的可用空间，以及如何在本身已经颇具影响力的地方创造有更具影响力的效果时，“垂直性”和“密度”这两个概念立即跃入脑海中。
 
 

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在这个城市快速发展和城市环境高密度的时代，围绕“紧凑型城市”的概念出现了许多理论，这些理论涉及如何以更有效的方式组织和优化这种密度和多样性，从而对城市的空间和生态足迹产生积极影响，以及对土地，资源和能源的消耗提高使用效率。
 
 

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垂直时代是由这些问题产生之际所催生的项目，呼吁探索新的思维方式和理解城市公共空间的新形态，以及在未来城市中所扮演的新角色。
 
 

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概念
垂直时代的主要概念在于，由于可用空间的缺乏，效仿了纽约市的增长模式，将公共娱乐的预期空间以垂直方式使其倍增，压缩在一个可活动的装置中，形成了垂直的公园。
 
 

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垂直时代在公共空间设计中采用了不同的方法，不再需要较大的水平横向扩展土地，而是多层设计结构，对土地消耗的影响较小，从而大大减少了要使用的水平空间，并且在更好地融入城市环境的同时，在城市中建立了高知名度的地标建筑。
 
 

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功能
前2个吊舱将专门用于儿童娱乐活动，如第一个吊舱是游乐场和第二个吊舱是球池。接下来的两个吊舱将用于举办与公共休闲和绿地相关的功能，第三个吊床广场，第四个吊床花园。
 
最后，顶层2个吊舱是餐饮商业区，第5个吊舱是一个餐厅，第6个吊舱是空中酒廊。
 
 

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结构
该结构是混凝土与钢的组合架构，以钢筋混凝土中心核心为基础，充当将荷载支撑到地面的主柱，并承载中心升降机；以及支撑每个平台的径向钢梁。
 
圆柱体外部还有金属张量的二级结构，吸收振动。
 
 

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尺寸
装置外形是一个直径为12米，总高度为55米的虚拟圆柱体中。
 
在平面图中，该装置体积仅为113平方米，恰恰是因为，除去地面的中心支柱以后，将其他结构性的元素彻底从地面空间上解放出来。

 
 
项目信息
 
项目名称: 垂直时代
设计方: 佰筑建筑设计咨询（上海）有限公司
设计团队: Marcial Jesús, Madalena Sales, Javier Gonzalez
客户: 未披露
面积: 676m2
状态: 未建
项目地点: 美国纽约时代广场

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它垂直增加了公共娱乐的预期空间，将其压缩在一个多功能的迷你塔中，效仿了现代城市的增长模式，将对地面的影响最小化。

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垂直时代的主要概念在于，将公共娱乐的预期空间以垂直方式使其倍增，压缩在一个可活动的装置中，形成了垂直的公园。

垂直时代在公共空间设计中采用了不同的方法，不再需要较大的水平横向扩展土地，而是多层设计结构，对土地消耗的影响较小

项目的多层结构由6个吊舱组成，垂直排列，高达55米。

游乐场，球池，吊床广场，空中花园，餐饮商业区，餐厅，在顶楼的空中酒廊

该结构是混凝土与钢的组合架构，以钢筋混凝土中心核心为基础，充当将荷载支撑到地面的主柱，并承载中心升降机；

在平面图中，该装置体积仅为113平方米，恰恰是因为，除去地面的中心支柱以后，将其他结构性的元素彻底从地面空间上解放出来。

垂直时代在公共空间设计中采用了不同的方法，不再需要较大的水平横向扩展土地，而是多层设计结构，对土地消耗的影响较小

装置外形是一个直径为12米，总高度为55米的虚拟圆柱体中。

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社区介入

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什么是社区介入?
社区介入是发生在城市空间尺度的中等规模的介入，与改变一个社区的部分区域有关。这种规模和关注度如此之大的介入手法，不仅直接影响周围的城市环境，更重要的影响着整个社区的城区动态，成为当地区域性地标和特定社区社交的吸引点。
 
在大多数情况下，这种类型结合了几种介入方式，例如彩绘景观和地面装置，几乎从景观设计的角度介入现有的城市环境，通过创造集体休闲，娱乐，玩耍和欢乐等机会的空间，驱动整个社区的最主要社交互动。
 
这种类型的主要目的是通过强烈的视觉冲击（通常是永久性的），激发公众对该地方的巨大兴趣，促使场地丰富度的提高，并建立一个城市地标，可以培养重要的人文活力和促进商业活动。

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