“光影窗帘”展亭

公司：	Studio Toggle	类型：	景观
地区：	科威特	标签：	展亭

Toggle设计工作室应科威特的非营利组织Nuqat的邀请，为他们的文化论坛 "2018年的人力资源"创造一个户外空间。给出的地点是科威特城新开放的Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad文化中心的户外广场。展馆的设计源于创造一个轻巧、柔软、可塑性强的空间。该馆的目的是根据它将容纳的活动进行分析，这些活动被分析并分解为其人体测量参数。

Studio Toggle was invited by Nuqat, a nonprofit organization based in Kuwait to create an outdoor space for their cultural forum “The Human Capital 2018”. The location given was the outdoor plaza of the newly opened Sheikh Jaber Al-Ahmad Cultural Centre in Kuwait City. The design of the pavilion stemmed from a desire to create a lightweight, soft and malleable space habitable in novel ways. The pavilion is meant to be colonized based on the activities that it will accommodate. These activities were analyzed and broken down into its anthropometric parameters.

这些参数被记录并编程，并映射到一个模块化的网格。利用可重复使用的建筑脚手架和激光切割的宜家窗帘，开发了一个技术含量低、成本效益高、渐进式的模块化系统。在堆叠的窗帘上进行减法操作所产生的空隙被分类为活动促进器，并以此来占据。用建筑脚手架做成3x3M的模块化网格，宜家窗帘被切割，并按照参数化算法得出的模式排列。高度和宽度的差异导致人们以不同的方式对空间做出反应，并直观地对其进行分类。

These parameters then informed the various taxonomies of voids that catered to the programmed activities and were mapped on to a modular grid. A low-tech, cost-efficient, incremental, modular system was developed using re-usable construction scaffolding and laser-cut IKEA drapes. The voids created by the subtractive operations on the stacked drapes are taxonomized into activity facilitators and occupied as such. A modular grid 3x3M grid is made from construction scaffolding and IKEA drapes are cut and arranged in a pattern derived from a parametric algorithm. The differences in height and width result in people reacting to the spaces in different ways and colonizing it intuitively.

在夜晚，照明馆改变了它的氛围，使其成为一个动态的空间。光作为一种雕塑媒介，提升了人们对网格和空间的感知。它框定并定义了用户与展馆的互动方式。亭子代表了一个由实用性和模块化网格系统产生的上循环的栖息地。

During the night, the lit pavilion changes its ambience and makes for a dynamic space. Light is used as a sculptural medium to elevate the perception of both the grid and space. It frames and defines the way the users engage with the pavilion. The pavilion represents an up cycled habitat generated from a utilitarian and modular grid system.