Henning Larsen | 挪威新北极博物馆
Henning Larsen在Troms 设计了一个新的挪威北极博物馆。与COWI，Borealis和SLA合作，该团队的建议是针对世界上最北端的文化机构之一。沿海项目形成为“发光的信标群”，旨在吸引游客到这座岛屿城市周围的海洋。
Henning Larsen has designed a new Arctic Museum of Norway in Troms. Working in collaboration with COWI, Borealis and SLA, the team’s proposal was made for one of the northernmost cultural institutions in the world. Formed as a “cluster of glowing beacons”, the coastal project aims to draw visitors to the sea that surrounds the island city.
作为特罗姆瑟的新文化之路，这个占地19,700平方米的博物馆项目将容纳特罗姆瑟大学的文化文物和自然历史档案，将现有的两个藏品合而为一。设计参考了萨米土著人的lvvu房屋。Henning Larsen合伙人Peer Teglgaard Jeppesen 说：“我们的设计充分借鉴了挪威北部的自然环境和文化历史。” “虽然具有现代感，但设计基于当地遗产的语言，创造了一个发光的地标，将成为这座岛屿城市的灯塔。”
As a new cultural path in Troms, the 19,700 m2 museum project will house Troms University’s cultural artifacts and natural history archives, joining two existing collections that have together outgrown their former homes. The design references the indigenous Saami’s lávvu homes. “Our design takes strong reference from the natural setting and cultural history of northern Norway,” says Henning Larsen Partner Peer Teglgaard Jeppesen. “While modern, the design builds on the language of local heritage to create a glowing landmark that will be a beacon for the island city.”
位于场地顶部的现有Troms当代艺术中心将保留。正如Henning Larsen解释的那样，该结构包括两个在视觉上截然不同的组件：楔入山坡的坚固板岩基础，在其顶部栖息着四个离散的，半透明的块体，其立面由可以单独维护和更换的模块组成。这些模块的设计目的是在晚上沿海滨转化为发光的信标簇。
Located at the top of the site, the existing Troms Center for Contemporary Art will remain. As Henning Larsen explains, the structure comprises two visually distinct components: a solid slate base wedged into the hillside, atop which perch four discrete, translucent masses whose facades are composed of modules that can be individually maintained and replaced. These modules are designed to transform into a cluster of glowing beacons along the waterfront at night.
具有三叶草状的组织，上层展览被分为四个离散的部分。通过编程，该设计包括展览和研究设施，可容纳200个座位的礼堂以及许多小型教室和自习室。在外部，景观将成为特罗姆瑟（Troms）和更大的北极地区植物，地质，考古和文化遗产的生动集合的住所。博物馆靠近水的地方，圆形剧场般的楼梯将作为活动和公共聚会场所的两倍。
Featuring a clover-like organization, the upper exhibition levels are split into four discrete masses. Programmatically, the design includes exhibition and research facilities, an auditorium with a 200-seat capacity, and a number of small class and study rooms. Outside, the landscape will be home to a living collection of the botany, geology, archaeology, and cultural heritage of Troms and the larger Arctic region. Where the museum approaches the water, an amphitheater-like stair will double as an event and public gathering space.
预计挪威北极博物馆将于初开始建设。
The Arctic Museum of Norway is expected to commence construction in early .
【来源：建筑IDEA】
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