Crossboundaries为宝马老爷车设计的博物馆将在近日隆重开业。Crossboundaries的设计,不仅彰显出经典复古老爷车的魅力,也为其中国收藏家增添了本土亲和感。
A museum of vintage BMWs is opening this month in Beijing, China. Crossboundaries’ design for the gallery space brings forth the exclusiveness of the cars while it references the Chinese collector with a local touch.
经典BMW博物馆展览区开始于展厅的三层。入口开阔明亮,空间有双层净高,访客从此处进入博物馆,到达接待区。Crossboundaries从车辆疾速的流线中提取灵感,这个想法,通过安装在墙面的水平照明发光的线条得以强调。客人也随着灯光的线条,被引入到一个较为亲近,并且更舒适的作为过渡区的休息处。
The museum exhibition starts on the 3
rd
floor. Entering through an inviting, almost two floors high and bright area, passing the reception zone, whose vertical surfaces are accentuated with horizontal lighting strips interpreting the motion of speed, the visitor is being absorbed into a lower, more cozy “transitional” lounge.
▽ 速度感,the motion of speed
▽ 入口空间,entrance hall
访客穿过形似中国红门的层层布幔进入展厅。展厅按照不同的功能,被划分为有着各自元素的展区,其他保留成休息区。在这一楼层,白色、轻质的稍透明幕布从开放式天花垂悬而下。布料的垂直性也把天花板的高度降低到参观者舒适的尺度,大量的白色织物显得沉稳大度,增加了展厅的仪式感,后方的“红色中国门”同时彰显一种帝王的雍容气质。
Through layers of red fabric in the imitation of a Chinese gate, the exhibition opens up behind. The exhibition area is subdivided into different zones with diverse qualities, some of display and some of lounging.
White, light and slightly transparent fabric banners are hung from the open ceiling on this floor. While the fabric’s verticality reduces the high ceiling to a more human scale, the vast amount of white textile surfaces indicates generority and the “Chinese red gate” as backdrop transmits an imperial feeling.
白色进一步衬托了这层少量的展陈品,凸显着这些展陈品的稀有。水平的灯条持续到主展厅及墙上内置的多媒体投放。投影也可投射到这些白色幕布上,周边也设置了座位融入到展陈品中。
The neutral white brings emphasis on the few exhibition pieces here, underlining their exclusiveness.
The horizontal lighting strips continue into the main exhibition area and information walls, with integrated screens for multimedia presentations at the perimeter walls of the space. Projections can be also screened on to fabric banners in the middle of the space where seating areas are provided around the exhibition pieces.
移步易景,由此而上的第四层展区则带来另一番感受。沿着中心的独立楼梯拾级而上,前方两个长车型的展示台随即展现在访客面前。这层将比楼下放置更多老爷车,使得楼层的主要特点成为老爷车展示。结构上,Crossboundaries在空间内设计了数个长条形展台。这些展台由乳白喷漆玻璃构成,四周是不锈钢银色金属包边,同时,展台表面也内嵌着流线长条形的不锈钢条和灯条,像水晶底座般衬托着老爷车的复古魅力。和第三层类似,在第四层,用金属条模拟车辆疾速的流线感。
The 4
th
floor offers a different experience. Walking up a centered freestanding staircase, the visitor accesses the 4
th
floor and arrives at the front of two long car display platforms. Having more cars to show on this floor, a key feature here is the car display. The space is structured by several long platforms out of white back painted glass surfaces with integrated stainless steel strips and edges. Similar to the 3
rd
floor, the metal lines mimic the lighting strips on the walls and the information walls reappear on the perimeter of the space.
不锈钢的天花镜面,与抬高的展台相映衬,让相对局促的四层空间显得更开阔敞亮。为车辆专门设置的射灯也融合于此。平行的展台向观众清晰地展示了车辆的历史,也提供了更多互动体验。放置在展区后面的电影院,游戏室和小物品展示区,使得游览体验更为完满。他们被布置在展区的最后,在这里,由自然光带领访客到达电梯,完成此次宝马复古经典老爷车博物馆之旅。
The ceiling of stainless steel mirrors the elevated platforms, allowing the space to appear higher and more spacious. The special lighting for illumination of the cars is also integrated here. Parallel to each other, the platforms offer the visitor a clear route through the history of cars and more interaction.
A movie theater, game room and an exhibition display for smaller items round off the experience. They are located at the end of the exhibition area, where natural light leads you towards the elevators.
▽ 平面图,plan
▽剖面,section
位置:北京
建筑:Crossboundaries,Beijing
负责人:蓝冰可(Binke Lenhardt),董灏
团队:Maria Francesca Origa, 陈希格,李振宇
合作方:华晟宝马中国设计团队
设计面积:3600 sqm
设计周期:2013年12月– 2014年12月
施工:2014年3月– 2016年5月
状态:完工
拍摄:杨超英
Project name: BMW Vintage Museum
Client: China Zheng Tong Auto Services Holdings Ltd.
Location: Beijin
Architect: Crossboundaries, Beijing
Partners-in-Charge: Binke Lenhardt, DONG Hao
Team: Maria Francesca Origa, Hayger Chan, LI Zhenyu
Collaborator: BMW China Design Team
Designable area: 3600 sqm
Design period: Dec. 2013 – Feb. 2014
Construction: March 2014 – May 2016
Status: Completed
Photographs: YANG Chao Ying
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