Children's bunker landscape design

设计方：PPAG Architects

位置：奥地利

分类：公共环境

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通常来说，为孩子设计一个沙坑似乎是一项非常简单的设计工作，但是 PPAG的建筑师设计的薇项目（ Kagome project）却证明了即使是微小的结构也变得十分复杂、具有创意。此次的项目是由维也纳博物馆委托PPAG建筑师设计完成的，戈薇名字的灵感来自于一首日本儿童歌谣和一项古老的编织技术。该项目在今年还获得了临时结构方面的Architizer A+大奖。

他们设计的美丽的儿童游乐场位于维也纳博物馆里面，周围包裹着交叉生长的柳树枝等绿色植物。这是一种鼓舞人心的设计，植物篱笆不仅为可以孩子们提供一个安全的环境，而且可以随着季节的变化而产生不同的景观效果。虽然植物篱笆在邻近顶部的部分几乎是封闭的，但是它在水平视线的方向上其实是更加开放的，这样一来父母可以清楚的看到孩子们玩耍的情况。

译者： 饭团小组

Designing a sandpit for kids may not seem like a great challenge, but PPAG Architects’ Kagome project proved that small structures can be as complex and innovative as some of the largest architectural structures out there. Their beautiful children’s playground in Vienna's Museum Quarter is made of interwoven living willow branches and wrapped in greenery. An inspiring design that grows with the seasons, it was awarded a prize at this year’s Architizer A+Awards in the category of pop-ups and temporary structures.

The MuseumQuarter in Vienna commissioned PPAG Architects to design a sandpit for children in their inner courtyard. The designers then teamed up with Simon Oberhammer and Stefanie Meyer to develop a structure out of living willow branches.

Related: Dutch Willowman Creates Whimsical Sculptures in Enchanted Forest SettingsThe lattice is rooted in a central humus bag and interwoven with one-year-old willow sticks. Not only does the shell provide a safe environment for children, it grows and changes with the seasons.

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