在气候变化明显的当下时代，沿海建筑面临着日益严峻的考验。海洋中心项目旨在通过精确计算的地面及结构调节系统来应对剧烈的气候变化。来自自然环境的外力会激活不同的建筑空间，这些空间有着不同的材料强度，并配有能够反映使用者活动与环境条件关系的反馈系统，以此取代了传统的自主型现代建筑模式。
Coastal Architecture in the age of climate change has become an increasingly precarious proposition. The Ocean Center project is designed to anticipate massive change: both ground and structure modulate natural systems enabling them to flow through in a measured and calculated way. The effect is that these natural forces activate architectural space at varying material intensities replacing the usual modernist paradigm of autonomous occupation with a feedback model relating human activity to environmental conditions.
▼鸟瞰图，aerial view
▼功能区域分布示意，parallel orthography
集市、商店、海洋博物馆、公寓、会议中心和运动场等独立的区域被集中在同一个项目之中，如同一个微型村落，它没有真正意义上的室外空间，而是由一系列丰富的内部空间组成。这些空间将人们带往他处，与自然的循环形成一种深刻的连接。
Markets, local shops, an oceanographic museum, apartments, a convention center and playfields are held together as disparate parts with multiple orientations that create the feeling of being within a micro-village with no outside but instead with a profusion of fractional insides that connect us to other places extending the loop of nature’s deep connectivity.
▼公共集市，public market
▼拱廊购物街，shopping arcade
▼漂浮公寓，floating apartments
▼会议中心，convention center
▼场地分析图，site analysis
▼设计概念草图，concept sketch
▼体块生成示意，program
▼环境策略示意，environmental strategy
▼基础空间构成示意，elements
▼形态几何示意，form and geometry
▼剖面图，section
▼公共集市，market
▼会议中心，convention center
▼公寓，apartment
▼实体模型研究，physical model studies
LOCATION: Baler, Philippines STATUS: Design Development Phase PROJECT TEAM: Carlos Arnaiz, Jun Deng, Alden Ching, Patricia Tan, Sehyun Lee
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