GUN architects: water cathedral
دوشنبه, ۲۹ خرداد ۱۳۹۱، ۰۴:۵۰ ب.ظ
کلیسای آب طراحی شده توسط GUN architects اثری عجیب و پر از داستانه.
کار عبارته از ترکیبی پیچیده از هرم های نوک تیز برعکس آویزان شده با ارتفاع های گوناگون و دقیق هندسی که واقع شده بر پلانی بسیار هندسی الگو گرفته از پلان کلیساهای راستاگرای مسیحی کاتولیک....
ترکیب‌های متفاوتی که این احجام آویزان با آب و سکوهای سنتی شبه سنگ برقرارکردند به شدت یادآور غارهای طبیعی و الگوهای استالاگمیت و استالاکتیت موجود در اون‌هاست. هر چند اگر فریم سیاه رنگ سازه‌ای کار نبود یا لااقل خلاصه تر و مخفی تر حضور پیدا می‌کرد کار به شدت رویایی می شد، اما باز هم برام جالب بود که انگار در درک کلی از فضا چندان هم اثر بدی نداشته.
زیر گنبدخونه و ترکیب مخروط‌های آویز پر از آب با سایر عناصر مجموعه هم که دیگه نقطه اوج کار به حساب میاد، عالیه.
'water cathedral' by GUN architects, santiago, chile
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
all images courtesy GUN architects
chilean-german practice GUN architects have installed the 'water cathedral' in santiago, chile, the winning design proposal from the MoMA young architects program international, a collaboration between the MoMA in new york, MoMA PS1 and chilean platform, constructo. the pavilion is a horizontal nave comprised of suspended vertical elements at various heights and densities, naturally carving spaces. the slender, pyramidal components are made from fabric and concrete to mimic stalactites and stalagmites found in caves.
supported by a minimal external steel framework, the inverted cones are suspended from a wire grid to capture rainwater within a plastic bag. dripping at different pulses and speeds, water drops exit the textile covering to generate a cool atmosphere for visitors beneath the canopy. stalagmites formed with concrete blocks double as benches, strategically placing individuals below the streams of water.
entry
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
components are suspended from a wire grid
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
(left) concrete blocks placed below the stalactites
(right) upward view of canopy
images guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy of fabric components reflecting within a pond
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
stalagmites serve as concrete benches for visitors
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy detail
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
water dripping from a component
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
water drizzles upon the concrete bench below
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
open to the sky, plastic cones capture water and slowly release drops over time
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy without fabric covering
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
floor plan / level 0
elevation
elevation
elevation
structure and weight
systems layering
forms development
curves development
component
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
all images courtesy GUN architects
chilean-german practice GUN architects have installed the 'water cathedral' in santiago, chile, the winning design proposal from the MoMA young architects program international, a collaboration between the MoMA in new york, MoMA PS1 and chilean platform, constructo. the pavilion is a horizontal nave comprised of suspended vertical elements at various heights and densities, naturally carving spaces. the slender, pyramidal components are made from fabric and concrete to mimic stalactites and stalagmites found in caves.
supported by a minimal external steel framework, the inverted cones are suspended from a wire grid to capture rainwater within a plastic bag. dripping at different pulses and speeds, water drops exit the textile covering to generate a cool atmosphere for visitors beneath the canopy. stalagmites formed with concrete blocks double as benches, strategically placing individuals below the streams of water.
entry
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
components are suspended from a wire grid
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
(left) concrete blocks placed below the stalactites
(right) upward view of canopy
images guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy of fabric components reflecting within a pond
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
stalagmites serve as concrete benches for visitors
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy detail
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
water dripping from a component
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
water drizzles upon the concrete bench below
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
open to the sky, plastic cones capture water and slowly release drops over time
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
canopy without fabric covering
image guy wenborne; YAP CONSTRUCTO 2011, courtesy constructo
floor plan / level 0
elevation
elevation
elevation
structure and weight
systems layering
forms development
curves development
component