哥本哈根商业学院校园设计，打造世界顶级城市校园_教育空间_设计案例作品

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设计亮点

C.F. Møller 与 C.F. Møller 景观、Transform 和 Moe 合作，将校园与城市空间完美融合，创造出一个紧凑而多功能的建筑群，同时注重可持续性设计。

C.F. Møller

C.F. Møller与C.F. Møller景观，加上与Transform和Moe的合作，共同赢得了为哥本哈根商业学院（CBS）设计新城市校区的竞赛。这个项目志在打造出世界上最好的城市校园。哥本哈根商业学院（CBS）拥有两万名学生，是欧洲第二大商业学院。该学院坐落在腓特烈堡，非常接近哥本哈根的心脏地区。通过与腓特烈堡市的合作，CBS推出了一个大胆的设想来改造现有的校园，使之成为世界上最好的城市校园之一。这个项目的核心在于城市和校园生活之间的相互交织，同时C.F. Møller的总体规划也为如何处理交叠的城市空间——一方面打开建筑与过道，另一方面维持教学与研究的环境——提供了一个全面的例子。

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C.F. Møller

and C.F. Møller Landscape, working with Transform and Moe, have won the contest to design the new urban campus for Co-penhagen Business School, CBS. The project aims to create the world’s best city campus.

Copenhagen Business School (CBS) is the 2nd largest business school in Europe with 20.000 students, located in Frederiksberg, close to the very heart of Copenhagen.

In cooperation with The City of Frederiksberg, CBS has launched a bold vision to transform the existing campus to become one of the world’s best city campuses. At the core of the project is the intertwining of city and campus life, and the C.F. Møller master plan puts forth a holistic model for how to interweave urban spaces, open the inviting buildings and pathways on the one hand with teaching, research and study environments on the other.

CBS狭长的校园不但横跨了哥本哈根的两个地铁站点，而且也穿越了名为“Rambla”的一个中央行人路径。通过打造沿着Rambla的四个新城市空间，整合从地铁站四周的古典广场到校园中心休闲娱乐公园的空间，同时通过新添的更开放的建筑来增加密度，这个规划方案提升了CBS与社会之间的凝聚力。

与Rambla平行的南边的自行车超高速路与北边的一条新建的自行车道，把校园与城市的自行车网络链接了起来，从而为该区域确保了一条安全高效的通勤路线。新设计的建筑都覆盖尽可能少的占地面积，以便为城市空间与城市生活留出更多的空间。紧凑而多功能的建筑群，包括屋顶绿化区域，创造出多功能的空间，能够适应不同的需求，因此它们的室内以及外部设计都可以改变。

这个项目非常注重可持续性设计，它使用DGNB（丹麦绿色建筑委员会）制定的标准作为工具来达到CBS设定的环境和财政目标。在社会可持续性方面，该项目同样具有远大的目标：清晰定义的聚集空间，绿色元素以及对交通线路的合并这三者将腓特烈堡与CBS校园互相联合，从未吸引来自不同社会阶层的广泛用户群体。

The long and narrow CBS campus site spans between two stops of the Copenhagen metro line and is run through by the “Rambla”, a central pdestrian path. By creating four new urban spaces along the Rambla, ranging from the classical plaza around the metro stations to an informal, recreational park at the center of the campus, and densifying with new extroverted buildings, the master plan boosts cohesion between CBS and society.

Running parallel with the Rambla, the southern cycle super highway and a new northern bicycle path connect the campus to the city’s network of bicycle paths and ensure a safe and efficient flow through the area. New buildings are designed to cover a small land area to allow as much space as possible for urban spaces and urban life. Clusters of compact, multi-functional buildings with green roof areas create versatile spaces and are flexibly appointed so that their interiors and design expression can be changed.

The project has a strong focus on sustainability and uses DGNB criteria (Green Building Council Denmark) as a tool to meet CBS’ environmental and financial objectives. Goals for social sustainability are equally ambi-tious: Clearly defined meeting places, green elements and the merging of traffic lines unite Frederiksberg and the CBS campus to attract a wide va-riety of user groups.