Chuan Chuen Town Kaew

公司：	Kernel Design	类型：	景观
地区：	泰国	标签：	居住社区

Chuan Chuen Town Kaew In - Bang Yai是位于泰国暖武里府的别墅项目。该别墅共有274个单元。项目的主要绿地分为三个公园——主公园、副公园和会所公园。

Chuan Chuen Town Kaew In - Bang Yai is the townhome project located in Nonthaburi, Thailand. There are 274 units of the townhome. The main green areas of the project are divided into 3 parks – Main Park, Sub Park and Clubhouse Park.

该项目的主要理念是将三个公园连接起来，解决项目内三个花园被道路分隔的问题。

连接花园的简单方法是使用景观语言。

The main concept of the project is to connect the three parks to solve the problems that the three gardens are separated from each other by road within the project. The simple way to connect the gardens is to use a landscape pattern.

地板上的动态图案是在多种材料上设计的，分散在整个景观区域。

因此，这三个花园具有相同的统一性。

此外，线条图案将视线引向花园内的各种活动。

地板上的图案也延续了树池和边界墙的垂直细节。

The dynamic pattern on the floor is designed on a variety of the materials, and be dispersed throughout the landscape area. Hence, all three gardens have the same unity. In addition, the line pattern leads the eyes to various activities within the garden. In addition, the pattern on the floor also continues to the vertical detail of the tree planters and the boundary walls.

主公园内有多个多功能区域，为儿童提供休息、散步、慢跑、运动器材等多种活动。

There are many multipurpose areas in the main park, supporting the various activities such as rest, stroll, jogging and playground equipment for kids.

在主公园里有一个白色的亭子。展馆的设计理念是让结构尽可能的轻盈和通风。四个侧面都是透明的。亭子建筑不会遮挡周围的景色。这使得人们可以充分地看到花园，而且还能感受自然微风。景观也与亭子融为一体，如楼板图案、灌木和树木。此外，建筑的立面来自“T”字母，灵感来自项目名称“Chuan Cheun Town”。将字母“T”叠加在一起，在墙上创造出有趣的图案。

There is a white pavilion located in the main park. The design idea of the pavilion is to make the structure feel as light and airy as possible. All 4 sides are see-through inside. The pavilion building will not obscure the surrounding scenery. Which allows people to see the garden fully, and can be ventilated as well. And landscape also is integrated with the pavilion such as floor pattern, shrubs and a tree. In addition, the façade of the building comes from the ‘T’ letter, inspired by the name of the project-‘Chuan Cheun Town’. By bringing the ‘T’ letters to be overlaid together to create an interesting pattern on the walls.