住进蜂窝  

Living in Honeycombs

作　　者：Julia Liese 刘玉琪(译) 丁树亭(译) 

机构地区：[1]不详

出　　处：《建筑细部》2024年第6期810-812,共3页Architecture & Detail

摘　　要：“别再设计鞋盒公寓了!”建筑师彼得·海默尔宣称道。他在慕尼黑设计的住宅楼采用了一种非传统的空间概念。建筑师彼得•海默尔一直有一个独特的构想:为何不以六边形的形态堆叠混凝土管,从而打造出别具一格的居住空间?互锁的六边形结构占地面积小,节省空间,管子的预制也很简单。而且,这种蜂窝结构还能以其倾斜的墙壁和天花板,塑造出独一无二的居住空间--在海默尔看来,这无疑是对现代住宅建筑中千篇一律的矩形“鞋盒”结构的一种健康而富有创意的颠覆。"No more shoeboxes!"declares architect Peter Haimerl,whose residential building in Mu-nich boasts an unconventional spatial concept.Architect Peter Haimerl had long entertained the idea:Why not stack concrete tubes in a hexagonal shape to create unique living spaces?The interlocking hexagon footprint saves space,and tubes are easy to prefabricate.The honeycomb structure also creates unique living spaces with its sloping walls and ceilings-a healthy departure from the ubiquitous rectangular "shoeboxes" of modern residential construction,as Haimerl sees it.

关 键 词：居住空间 混凝土管 现代住宅建筑 占地面积 蜂窝结构 彼得 海默尔 空间概念 

分 类 号：TU2[建筑科学—建筑设计及理论]