俄羅斯圣彼得堡海邊溜冰場

AB CHVOYA事務(wù)所

Sevkabel港口的海邊溜冰場是一個(gè)小型季節(jié)性項(xiàng)目，它位于瓦西里島的Sevkabel歷史工業(yè)改造區(qū)，在Siemens & Halske工廠旁。溜冰場的結(jié)構(gòu)設(shè)計(jì)考慮了其坐落于海灘的位置環(huán)境以及工業(yè)建筑背景。場地近長方形，緊密鑲嵌于圍欄和現(xiàn)有工業(yè)建筑之間。在溜冰場中心，保存完好的樹木形成了一個(gè)圓形小島，自然地將場地劃分為不同的活動(dòng)區(qū)域。地面層的冰場與現(xiàn)有的建筑相連接，建筑內(nèi)為裝備租賃室和更衣室。

為保留建筑綜合體內(nèi)部與河堤的聯(lián)系，設(shè)計(jì)師在溜冰場出口處安裝了一座橋。它不僅連接了Sevkabel港的不同區(qū)域，還為溜冰場提供了看臺，也使人們能夠欣賞優(yōu)美的海景。項(xiàng)目采用簡單且高效的材料和建筑手法——外部結(jié)構(gòu)采用松木板，租賃室的內(nèi)部（原工廠大廳的一部分）主要由波紋鍍鋅鐵搭建而成，并且保留了車間的原始紋理。明亮的霓虹燈標(biāo)識牌與溜冰場樸素的建筑形成對比。

（編輯/王一蘭）

項(xiàng)目名稱：海邊溜冰場

設(shè)計(jì)單位：AB CHVOYA

竣工時(shí)間：2019年初冬

建筑總面積：2 000m2

項(xiàng)目位置：俄羅斯，圣彼得堡，Kozhevennaya liniya 40

攝影師：Grigoriy Sokolinsky

翻譯：陳馨

1項(xiàng)目平面圖Plan

2 溜冰場和人行橋The ice field and the pedestrian bridge

3 溜冰場全貌Overall view of the ice rink

4 從人行橋看溜冰場View from the pedestrian bridge

5 溜冰場和人行橋The ice rink and the pedestrian bridge

6 溜冰場入口處Entrance to the ice rink

7 建筑內(nèi)部有收銀臺、坐椅和更衣柜（原為工廠大廳）Interior of the pavilion (cash deck and change seats with lockers inside former factory hall)

The skating rink by the sea in the Sevkabel space PORT is a small temporary seasonal project within the large-scale transformation of the territory of the historic Sevkabel manufactory (Siemens & Halske), located on Vasilyevsky Island. The structure of the rink derives from seaside location as well as from the industrial context. Almost rectangular ice field is tightly fit between the fence and the existing industrial building. In the center of the rink, preserved trees form a small round island, that naturally divides ice into several zones. At ground level, the ice field is connected with the existing building, where rental and locker rooms are located.

8 從海面看溜冰場View over the ice rink from the sea

9 俯視圖Top view

In order to preserve the access to the embankment from the inside of the complex, a bridge was mounted over the ice exit, which not only connects different areas of Sevkabel PORT, but also serves as a viewing platform for observing skating rink and a picturesque sea panorama. Materials and constructions are simple yet effective — wooden pine planks are used for cladding the external structures, while the interior of the rental pavilion (a part of the former factory hall) is mostly arranged by corrugated galvanised iron and preserved original texture of the workshop. Bright neon infographics contrast the restrained nature of the rink’s architecture.

(Editor / WANG Yilan)