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架构师提供的文本描述。堪萨斯大学的新德布鲁斯中心是博物馆和学生公地的独特混合体，它为这份具有历史意义的两页文件创造了一个永久的家园，1891年，詹姆斯？奈史密斯在该文件上勾勒出了最初的13条“篮子球规则”。
Text description provided by the architects. A unique hybrid of museum and student commons, the new DeBruce Center at the University of Kansas creates a permanent home for the historic two-page document on which, in 1891, James Naismith outlined The Original 13 “Rules of Basket Ball.”
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作为该大学的礼物，规则文件成为了一个新的价值1，200万美元，32，000 SF设施的催化剂。然而，德布鲁斯中心需要的不仅仅是一个游戏日的吸引力，因为该大学希望在整个学年提供更多的学生共享空间，为其校园提供服务。作为回应，古尔德·埃文斯(Gold Evans)设计了一个将两个不同节目结合在一起的设计-一个围绕规则概念建立的解释性中心，以及一个学生共享中心-让篮球故事在多个尺度和多个观众面前展开。
Gifted to the University, The Rules document became a catalyst for a new $12 million, 32,000 sf facility. The DeBruce Center needed to be more than just a game day attraction, however, as the University desired a building that would provide more student commons space to serve its campus throughout the academic year. Gould Evans responded with a design that weaves together the two distinct programs – an interpretive center built around the concept of The Rules, and a student commons – allowing the story of basketball to unfold at multiple scales and to multiple audiences.
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以规则文档为出发点，建筑注重创造沉浸式体验，讲述大学在游戏发展中的作用。这个项目沿着开放的内部蜿蜒而行，连接着规则的故事和所有的建筑项目-包括一个供学生和游客享用的200个座位的餐厅，男女篮球队的营养中心，咖啡店，博物馆和展览。
Using The Rules document as a point of departure, the architecture focuses on the creation of an immersive experience to tell the story of the University’s role in the development of the game. Program is arranged along a linear pathway that winds through the open interior, connecting the story of The Rules and all building program - including a 200-seat dining commons for students and visitors, nutrition center for the men’s and women’s basketball teams, coffee shop, museum store and exhibits.
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这座建筑由两大部分组成：一个三层高的透明棱镜，里面的展品和路径被微妙地悬挂在里面；还有一座单层的桥，连接着这座建筑与历史悠久的艾伦·菲尔德豪斯竞技场，詹姆斯·奈史密斯在那里完善了游戏。在这座桥上，原始的451字文件是由一个穿孔的文字组成的，里面包含了超过45000个单词，构成了当代的游戏规则，为参观者提供了一种亲身体验篮球125年演变的方式。
The building consists of two main volumes: a three-story transparent prism within which exhibit and path are delicately suspended, and a single-story bridge connecting the building to the historic Allen Fieldhouse arena where James Naismith perfected the game. Within this bridge, the original 451-word document is enshrined by a perforated scrim containing the more than 45,000 words that make up the contemporary rules of the game, offering visitors a way to physically experience basketball’s evolution over 125 years.
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一个精致的材料调色板结构玻璃和经过磨练的黑色混凝土突出了行人在透明和重叠的建筑计划中的行动。这种社会活动的景象给本来可能是非常传统的博物馆体验注入了生命。铝为把建筑和博物馆内容结合在一起提供了一个基材-一个连续的铝制坡道编织在一起，展示内容，而穿孔的铝制幕墙包裹着规则文件所在的空间，向它的作者和运动历史上的其他重要人物致敬。
A refined material palette of structural glass and honed black concrete highlights pedestrian movement within a transparent and overlapping building program. This spectacle of social activity breathes life into what might otherwise be a very traditional museum experience. Aluminum provides a substrate for marrying architecture and museum content – a continuous aluminum ramp weaves together exhibit content while perforated aluminum scrim walls wrapping the space where The Rules document is housed pay homage to its author and other significant figures in the history of the sport.
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自2016年5月开放以来，这座建筑正对该校产生重大影响，它将学生的交通带入了校园的一个日益扩大的象限，成为潜在学生和体育新兵的主要吸引力，吸引了来自全国各地的游客，并增强了它作为“篮球摇篮”的自豪感和认同感。
Open since May 2016, the building is making a significant impact on the University by bringing student traffic to a growing quadrant of campus, acting as a primary attraction for prospective students and athletic recruits, drawing visitors from across the country, and strengthening its pride and sense of identity as “the cradle of basketball.”
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产品描述：铝包桥将篮球文档的原始规则具体化，并连接到AllenFieldhouse。《当代篮球规则》的摘要刻在铝板中，以45,000个字将451字历史文件包裹在今天的游戏中。这种并置使游客有一种独特的方式来体验游戏在过去125年中如何发展。
Product Description. An aluminum-clad bridge enshrines the original Rules of Basketball document and connects to Allen Fieldhouse. Excerpts from the contemporary rules of basketball are engraved in the aluminum plate, wrapping the 451-word historical document in the more than 45,000 words that define the game today. This juxtaposition gives visitors a unique way to experience how the game has evolved over the past 125 years.
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同样地，外部抄写和建筑之间的区域是一个新的“口袋公园”，学生和篮球球迷可以聚集在这里。文集上的小麦图案是指在比赛中KU篮球迷“挥舞小麦”的传统。
Likewise, the area between the exterior scrim and the building is a new “pocket park” where students and basketball fans can gather. The wheat pattern on the scrim references the KU Basketball fan tradition of “the waving of the wheat” during games.
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Architects Gould Evans
Location 1647 Naismith Dr, Lawrence, KS 66044, United States
Category Other Facilities
Project Designers John Wilkins, Managing Principal; Steve Vukelich, Project Architect; Kelly Dreyer, Project Designer; Tony Rohr, Design Principal; Sean Zaudke, Architect; Jonathan Holley, Architect
Area 48000.0 ft2
Project Year 2016
Photographs Steve Hall
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