漫步桥 (Bridges Glanerbeek), Glanerburg，荷兰
为了协调Glanerbeek生态区与机动车交通运输之间的矛盾，以可持续发展作为设计的出发点，打造生态交通。漫步桥位于小河之上，依照视觉与生态的需求进行转换。
漫步桥划分为三个独立通道：公交车道、人行道、自行车道。每一条干道对其距离水平面的高度、最大高度、及坡度都进行了严格设计，保证透光性，可为桥下的动植物提供日光供给；行人亦可观赏Glanerbeek美丽景致。在人行道最佳观景处放置了一条长凳，使漫步桥不仅具有传统衔接功能，同时还是相约会面的好地方。
桥梁结构是基于一层薄薄的现浇混凝土桥板至于桥墩之上，桥墩是由金属网架做围挡造型并向内填满未打磨的石头。这有利于植物及野生动植物的栖息生长，实现桥与自然融为一体。
项目名称：漫步桥（Bridges Glanerbeek）
联系人：Michel Schreinemachers
地址：Paulvan Vlissingenstraat 2A
合作方：H+N+SLandscape architects, Utrecht
结构顾问：ABTVelp, Rob Nijsse and Jans Askes
建筑顾问：DHVHengelo, lvo Mollink
Toreconcile the rather contradictory aim of transporting motor-vehicle trafficthrough the ecological zone of the Glanerbeek, the continuity of both is takenas a starting point. Above the brook the bridge transforms according to visualand ecological demands.
The bridgesplits into three separate lanes-one each for bus, pedestrians and bicycles –and each assigned its individual artery the maximum available height, clearanceand incline. This emphasizes its transparency, providing daylight underneaththe bridge for flora and fauna, as well as a view of the Glanerbeek forpassersby. A bench placed at the most advantageous overlook on the footpathcombines the traditional function of the bridge as a point of transition withthat of a meeting place.
Theconstruction is based on a thin in-situ concrete desk, strategically positionedatop a repetition of gabions filled with rough stones. The use of gabionsallows plants and wildlife to inhabit the structure, further integrating thebridge into its natural surroundings.
Project:Bridges Glanerbeek
Start building:31/10/2007
Address:Glanerbeek, The Netherlands
Preliminarydesign: 02/2003
Client: Municipality Enschede
Architect/designer: NEXT architects
Contact person: Michel Schreinemachers
Address: Paul van Vlissingenstraat 2A
Collaborator: H+N+S Landscape architects, Utrecht
Advisor construction: ABT Velp, Rob Nijsse and Jans Askes
Advisor building technic: DHV Hengelo, lvo Mollink
Main contractor: Spijkerbouw
Photographer(s): NEXT architects
NEXT architects set up their China office in 2004 with Dutcharchitect John van de Water and Chinese architect Jiang Xiaofei as it’s partners. Together they bring complimentary culturalbackgrounds to the projects they work on. Over the years, they have establisheda strong reputation for creating design that is both innovative and imbued withcultural resonance. In 2017, they were awarded the prestigious ‘Two of the 100most influential designers in China’ by AD Magazine.
NEXT’s approach is holistic and described by both partners as‘Cross Cultural Design’. In each assignment, a range of specific conditions -cultural, social, functional, ecological, economical - are from aninternational perspective incorporated in the design process,in order to create site specific and sustainable architecture.
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