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第25周年犹太文化节纪念活动在克拉科夫的卡齐米犹太区庆祝，全世界各地的犹太人都汇聚到此处。BudCud需要在活动广场中设计了一个临时的公共空间，遗憾的是，公共广场被汽车，活动，还有商业行为所占领，为此设计场地移到了犹太教堂后面安静的Dajwor街，临时建筑就在草坡上搭建起来，占据着这个秘密花园。 This year’s anniversary 25th Jewish Culture Festival in Cracow celebrates Kazimierz – Jewish quarter of Cracow, as well as other Jewish districts from around the world. Following the theme, BudCud designed a temporary public space in one of a few empty squares in the district. Noticing the fact that the squares of Kazimierz are its most characteristic features, unfortunately all occupied by cars, monuments or commercial activities, with the festival architects decided to create the FKŻ Quarter – an architectural device for bringing social life to the site. It is a temporary public urban situation created by multiple objects organised around a central elevated square. The FKŻ Quarter is located on the back of the Old Synagogue, at Dajwor Street, where no one goes, but bus drivers park tourist buses along the street. The site – green lawn with a natural slope – is a secret garden, waiting to be brought to life. With a temporary program, the location was made public and used by local community and tourists.
临时建筑由三个建筑（咖啡馆，社会图书馆，精品店）以及围绕在他们中心的舞台组成，人们通过斜坡进入舞台，一侧还有一个乒乓球区。结构采用了木结构，板材采用了胶合板与塑料波纹板。基础为混凝土地基。地板被刷成明黄色，明亮的自然光线充斥在每一寸空间，到了夜晚，这是又变成惹人注目的城市灯塔和场景。 一个旨在用设计挑战空间可能性，以及用设计让城市更美好的项目。 The FKŻ Quarter depicts architecture hidden in local circumstances with its vernacular roofscape, frames for social engagement and spontaneous behaviour, linking the commercial and the gratuitous. BudCud introduced a petite urban situation, where different volumes surround the central platform, that can become a stage, dance floor, classroom or a cafe. Three staircases – benches, a ramp and a table tennis zone complement three houses, operating as a social library, Cheder cafe and Gola Tours ‘tourist agency’. Gola Tours agency is run by Gelada graphic studio from Tel Aviv, where, besides being a gallery and a boutique, public screen print workshops are held. On the platform, near the Cheder cafe there are flower beds for mint, which is used to make nana or lemonana - a refreshing lemonade with mint leaves. Table tennis zone is connected to a wider green lawn, where also games of matkot (most common beach sport from Israel, where players use wooden rackets to hit a ball) are being held. The connection of most popular urban sports from Poland and Israel is being made, letting people to share experiences. All the structure is made of wooden beams and thick plywood plates. The houses are finished with natural plywood and transparent corrugated plastic plates, balancing the bright colour of yellow floor. Transparent walls and roofs provide natural light inside, but also manifest the functions of singular volumes, which during night concerts become eye-catching urban lighthouses and expressive scenography. Due to the site’s regulations, the foundation for the structure is above the ground, done with wooden beams and concrete plates. Elevating the platform also lets people use its border as a bench. The FKŻ Quarter renders a possibility of social engagement by providing an architectural frame in forgotten public square. The design becomes a tool of living better in the city, challenging the possibilities of using the space.
PHOTOS: BudCud & Haim Yafim Barbalat
YEAR: 2015
CLIENT: JEWISH CULTURE FESTIVAL IN CRACOW
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: KORNELIA BINICEWICZ
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY: NOWBUD
GRAPHIC ID: STUDIO OTWARTE
LOCATION: CRACOW, POLAND
PROGRAM: PAVILION, PUBLIC SPACE
AREA: 150 m2
STATUS: COMPLETED
TEAM: BUDCUD: MATEUSZ ADAMCZYK, AGATA WOŹNICZKA
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