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行业动态 | 2023-05-07 07:43

完全依靠伸缩作为支撑木亭子

This Wood Pavilion is Supported Entirely Through Origami Folds

建筑设计师Manuel Bouzas Cavada、Manuel Bouzas Barcala和 Clara álvarez Garcí设计了一个当今展览会设备，这一坐落于Escuelas Trevijano城市广场装置具备“若隐若现而透亮，厚实而轻柔”的特征。

我们都知道一张纸是很难保持本身重量，但是当一张张纸产生***的手工折纸时，他们不但能够维持本身净重，甚至还可以承担更多的力作用。同理，一块木制的控制面板没法本身载重，但是当它产生一系列***伸缩的木制镶板时，它不仅可以支撑点本身净重，甚至还可以产生一个完整的基础结构，承担更多的承载力。这一展览会亭便是一个很好的事例。

As part of Concéntrico 03, architects Manuel Bouzas Cavada, Manuel Bouzas Barcala and Clara álvarez Garcí designed a temporary exhibition pavilion in the Escuelas Trevijano Plaza, with the objective of “making the unclear, transparent, and the heavy, light."

A paper sheet alone does not sustain itself, but when formed in a series of precisely folded sheets, they are capable of sustaining not only themselves but also much greater forces. With the same logic, a wooden panel does not sustain itself but when formed as a series of precisely folded wooded panels, it has the capacity to sustain not only itself but to support much more. An example of this is the information pavilion at Concéntrico 03.

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设计想法是简单，设计师应该做的是设计出一个代表性著作，***终形成一个引人注目的展览建筑，激发起大城市老百姓的探索欲望，向其吸引更多关注。但是同时，设计师也想要传达出木质面板的自身重量支撑件，在所有作品里，室内设计师并没添加任何支撑件或其它附设构造，全部著作仅用了39片木质面板，控制面板的连接很简单，都通过螺钉连接，也使相接处得到转动。

The idea is simple; we want to generate an icon, an attractive exhibit that seeks to stir curiosity and catch the attention of the city′s inhabitants. But also, we want to show that the Garnica panels are self-supporting; we haven’t used any supporting structure or sub-structures. We have only used the starting material, the Garnica panels: 39 of them. The construction is also simple; the panels are joined with hinges that permit rotation.

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每一个控制面板联接完毕之后，室内设计师让它承担自已的重力作用下，全部设备看起来就像一张伸缩纸。

Once all the panels are connected, we let them fall and, voila! Gravity does its job. Just like a piece of folded paper, like origami.

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Courtesy of Manuel Bouzas

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“此项目***重要的特征是与众不同的几何结构，在节日之中是一个有代表性的设计产品。全部著作根据几何图形基本概念手工折纸技术性，促使展厅面对周边环境对外开放。它独特形状引起了人们对于城市广场区域的一个新的阐释。展厅以及周边地域在白天和夜晚的差异光源下会呈现意想不到的效果，这个作品***后的完工验证了这样的设计预想的可行性分析。”

“The project has been selected for its iconic character and singular geometry, and was highlighted as a landmark in the festival. Based on the concept of pattern and using the technique of origami, the pavilion opens up to its surroundings. Its disposition provokes new interpretations of space and activity in the plaza. The pavilion and its surrounding areas are transformed throughout the day and during the night with the differing light. The design outcomes of the pavilion demonstrate its structural viability - from the jury.”

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有关建筑设计师：

该设计部门若干个课程的专业人士构成，自2015年至今，她们一直致力于造就各种各样小型项目、更新改造、设计大赛和家居设计。自己的工作新项目绝大多数都位于西班牙北部的加利西亚自治州。

Manuel Bouzas Cavada是一名来源于葡萄牙的建筑设计师，在建筑规划设计、项目风险管理、房地产业与城市规划建设方面有超出25年丰富经验。他善于以BIM技术对内容进行深入分析，同时又是研究生的教授，积极主动地参加各种研究课题设计。

Manuel Bouzas Barcala和Clara álvarez García是两个来源于费城建筑学院的年轻人建筑设计师。她们在全世界的各个城市开展科学研究，如：费城、佛罗伦萨、圣迭戈、韩国首尔和日本东京。他们和Aires Mateus 、Associates及其Atelier Bow Wow协作了一系列不一样建筑科研课题。除此之外，这些人在费城皇家建筑高级技术学院进行的诸多实践活动研究课题都在工程建设领域造成了极大的危害。

About the architects:

Since 2015, the team has worked as a multidisciplinary collective, dedicated to the creation of diverse small-scale projects, renovations, competitions and furniture designs. The majority of their work has taken place in the Autonomous Community of Galicia.

Manuel Bouzas Cavada is an architect from the Superior Technical School of Architecture of A. Coruña (1988), with more that 25 years of experience in design, project management and leadership in property and urbanism. He also consults on projects and BIM interventions, is a guest professor in graduate universities and actively participates in research projects.

Manuel Bouzas Barcala and Clara álvarez García are two young architects from the Superior Technical School of Architecture of Madrid (2016). Their academic paths have taken them through different university and cities of the world such as: Madrid, Lisbon, Santiago of Chile, Seoul and Tokyo. They have collaborated on a range of different architectural research projects with Aires Mateus and Associates and Atelier Bow Wow. Additionally, they have complemented this experience in the practical field with research completed in the Superior Technical School of Architecture of Madrid.

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