Stealth barn landscape

设计方：STPMJ

位置：美国

分类：公共环境

内容：实景照片

图片：7张

有时最成功的、最不引人注目的结构或许能够达到你看不到的境界。 此次的设计作品“看不见的谷仓”（"Invisible Barn" ）是为苏格拉底雕塑公园的年度竞赛设计完成的，它是一个隐秘的建筑，建筑的外墙无缝地融入到城市环境当中去。 这座“隐形”的谷仓由布鲁克林区的STPMJ 设计，在此次的设计竞赛中因为其别致的设计而获得一致好评。

“看不见的谷仓”位于长岛市的苏格拉底雕塑公园，它的建筑外层在木质结构基础上添加了反射性极高的镜面结构，这样一来建筑的外层能够完美的将周围环境反射出来。该建筑很好的融入周围的自然环境中去,从一定距离来看,它几乎是隐形的。它唯一的非反射部分就是它那小小的出入口,这些入口允许游客进入建设、感知光学上的错觉。

谷仓的设计是平行四边形的,以适应周围茂密的树木环境。在此次的设计中，谷仓的预制墙、地板和胶合板打开帧都是提前制作的,然后在公园中进行最终组合完成。

译者： 饭团小组

Sometimes the most unobtrusive structures are the ones you can't see at all. Conceived for the Socrates Sculpture Park's annual Folly Competition, "Invisible Barn" is a stealthy building withreflective walls that allow it to blend seamlessly into its surroundings. The incognito barn designed by Brooklyn-based STPMJ took home a Notable Entry nod in the competition for its unique design.

The Invisible Barn is a vision for a site-specific wooden structure completely enveloped in reflective film to mirror the trees of Long Island City’s Socrates Sculpture Park. The building would be assimilated into nature so well that, from a certain distance, it appears to be almost invisible. Its only non-reflective parts would be small openings that allow visitors to enter the building and perceive the optical illusion from up close.

Related: Toshihiro Oki Architects Win Folly Garden Competition with Fanciful Design for Socrates Sculpture Park The barn would be shaped as a parallelogram in order to fit in between the dense trees and would be comprised of 2×4′ wood studs and sheeting, covered with a mylar mirror film. Although the base could be constructed on-site, the prefab walls, floors and plywood opening frames could be fabricated in advance and then assembled and placed onto the frame at the park.

Related: Stealth Barn is a Striking Black Guest House Converted from a Plain Barn The structure is both a building and a site-specific sculpture and enters a dialogue with the concepts of physical impact on nature and spatial experimentation. The barn uses materiality to create an interactive and fun environment for people to explore the boundaries and intersections between architecture, art and science.

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