延伸内容：
小雨伞的大作为：Umbrella House
超现代的建筑设计
韩国欲造“摩天蜂巢城”形如外星生物
前所未有的篮子大楼
墨尔本的外太空建筑设计 70F Architecture:Sheepstable（二） Architects: 70F Architecture
Location: Muiderweg 8, 1351 GJ, Almere, the
Netherlands
Project start: 2003
Project finished: 2007
Design Team: Bas ten Brinke (Project Leader) and Carina Nilsson MScA (Project Architect)
Commissioner: the City of Almere, the Netherlands, DMO NME, Hans Warrink
Contractor: Reimert Bouw- en Infra, Almere, the Netherlands, Ben van Nieuwenhuizen
Budget: 300.000 EURO (US $465.693)
Constructed Area: 400 sqm
Photographs: Luuk Kramer
The city of Almere has a sheep population of about 80 sheep. The sheep are
mobilized to keep the powerful weed acanthus or bears-breech that grows in the
“vroege vogel” - forest and “kromsloot” - park in Almere under control. To
centralize and house this population, a sheep stable was needed. The stable is
designed with an a-symmetrical homogeneous cross-section. The construction (pine) and cladding (Western Red Cedar) are made of wood.
Only the curved girders are made of steel. This was done to emphasise the tube-
like shape of the interior, which would have been less strong using twice as
high wooden girders. The tube has three strategically placed daylight
openings, of which one is close to the floor level, so people can look inside
even when the building is closed. The stable is designed to make it possible for the public or school
classes to visit the building and experience the keeping of sheep up close. At
one end of the building, on the second floor, a room for the shepherd and a
small office is realised. There are sleeping facilities for the shepherd, who
has to stay over night in case any sheep are lambing. Work in and around the
table will be done by, amongst others, people who live with a mental social or
psychiatric disability, supervised by the shepherd. Apart from the public function, the Muslim community will be able to buy
the lambs they need for yearly ritual purposes. |
