匈牙利·社区花园

Garden of Communities / Hello Wood

Public facilities that can accommodate 116 saplings

Garden of Communities / Hello Wood

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Architect

Hello Wood

Category

景观建筑

Project Year

2020

Site Area

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Location

维斯普雷姆 / 匈牙利

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Hello Wood建筑公司——以其独特的木屋和建筑节而闻名，再次设计了一个壮观的公共设施。社区花园位于Veszprém Factor'ard的中心，是一件庆祝Veszprèm-Balaton地区丰富文化的艺术品。该展馆是参与2023年Veszprém-Balaton欧洲文化之都计划的116个城市合作的象征性纪念碑。这不是Hello Wood第一次创作一件引起关注并代表一项重要事业的公共作品：最具标志性的是圣诞树形状的雪橇树，这些雪橇在被拆解和捐赠之前曾暂时出现在几个欧洲城市。

The architectural firm, Hello Wood – known for its unique cabin houses and builder festivals has again designed a spectacular public installation. Placed in the centre of the Factory'ard in Veszprém, the Garden of Communities is an artwork that celebrates the rich culture of the Veszprém-Balaton region. The pavilion is a symbolic monument to the cooperation of the 116 municipalities participating in the Veszprém-Balaton 2023 European Capital of Culture programme. It is not the first time that Hello Wood has created a public work that draws attention and represents an important cause: the most iconic were the Christmas tree shaped Sledge Trees that temporarily appeared in several European cities before being disassembled and the sleds donated.

“对于参与VEB2023计划的每个城市，我们都设计了一个独特的花箱，侧面清楚地显示了该城市的名称，并包含一棵树苗。在2023年欧洲文化之都的中心所在地Veszprém，我们建立了一个由116个种植园组成的社区花园，促进了社区合作的永恒价值。“项目建筑师Balázs Szelecsényi说道。

"For each municipality participating in the VEB2023 programme, we have designed a unique planter box, with the name of the municipality clearly displayed on the side, containing a sapling. In Veszprém, which is the central site of the European Capital of Culture 2023, we have set up a Garden of Communities, consisting of 116 planters, which promotes the eternal values of community cooperation." tells Balázs Szelecsényi, the project's architect.

形状独特的花盆创造了一个壮观的展览空间，任何人都可以进入。几何建筑形式和茂密植被之间的对比创造了一种神奇的氛围，吸引游客在展馆内漫步，浏览那些给他们留下美好回忆的村庄或城市的名字。

The uniquely shaped planters create a spectacular exhibition space, accessible to anyone. The contrast between the geometric architectural forms and the lush vegetation creates a magical atmosphere, attracting visitors who can wander around the pavilion and browse through the names of the villages or cities that hold dear memories for them.

该地区的本土树苗种植在板条箱中，共同形成了一个生物多样性的垂直花园，随着季节的变化而生长和壮大。建筑物内的自动灌溉系统确保了植被的持续生长。此外，复杂的结构为植被提供了不同的阳光、风和降雨条件，使树种能够种植在满足其水和阳光需求的正确位置。

The native tree saplings of the region, planted in crates, together form a biodiverse vertical garden that grows and strengthens with the seasons. The consistent growth of vegetation is ensured by an automated irrigation system built into the structures. In addition, the complex structure provides the vegetation with different sun, wind and rainfall conditions, allowing the tree species to be planted in the right position for their water and sun needs.

该遗址的历史意义也是设计的一个关键因素，该遗址是该地区最大的家具工厂之一，已有120多年的历史。花箱的覆层是为了纪念这一历史遗产，花箱由近120年前的再生木材制成，这是最近翻新的布达佩斯德雷克斯勒宫的老落叶松铺板。除了历史参考之外，古董材料的使用还有助于作品的永恒性。

The historical significance of the site, which was home to one of the largest furniture factories in the region for some 120 years, was also a key factor in the design. This historical heritage is commemorated by the cladding of the planter boxes, which is made from almost 120-year-old reclaimed timber, the old larch planking from the recently renovated Drechsler Palace in Budapest. The use of antique materials contributes to the timelessness of the work, in addition to the historical reference.

四年后，每一位种植园主都将被送回各自的城市，树苗将在那里生根并继续生长成象征2023年团结的树木。同样在VEB2023计划的框架内，Hello Wood建筑暑期学校和艺术节将于7月6日至15日在一个新的鼓舞人心的地点Zalahaláp玄武岩矿举行。

After four years, each of the planters will be returned to its respective municipality, where the saplings will take root and continue to grow into trees symbolizing the unity of 2023. Also within the framework of the VEB2023 programme, the Hello Wood architectural summer school and festival will return between 6 and 15 July, in a new inspiring location, the basalt mine of Zalahaláp.