NM Bodecker 基金会由Sandy Bodecker于2017年成立，旨在为创意社区提供用于研讨会、聚会和合作的空间。 基金会坐落在波特兰西北部的一批改造过的20世纪50年代的仓库和一个前停车场中，最初被设想为Bodecker的创意之家。 Bodecker的灵感来自旅途中的发现感和以新的方式看待事物的感觉; 他把它比喻为 “迷宫”，这座建筑正是以此为灵感。
The NM
Bodecker Foundation was established in 2017 by Sandy Bodecker to provide
creative communities with a dynamic mix of in-person spaces for workshops,
gathering, and collaboration. Housed in a collection of repurposed 1950s-era
warehouses and a former parking lot in northwest Portland, the Foundation
occupies what was originally conceived as Bodecker’s creative home. Bodecker was inspired
by the sense of discovery that comes from the journey and of seeing things in
new ways; his analog was that of a labyrinth and the building is an embodiment
of that idea.
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旧仓库被合并、整合，并重新改造成一个外部和内部环境的移动组合。团队从戈登·马塔·克拉克(Gordon Matta Clark)的《建筑切割》(Building Cuts)中得到启发，对仓库进行切割和修改，同时保留了它们的历史边界。 剥去其中一个的屋顶，切割另一个，将仓库重新混合，并与新的中央核心建筑融合在一起。
The
warehouses were combined, integrated, and reworked into a shifting mix of
exterior and interior environments. Taking a cue from Gordon Matta Clark’s“Building Cuts,” the
warehouses were cut into and modified while retaining the memory of their
historic boundaries. Peeling back the roof of one and slicing the other, the
warehouses were remixed and fused together with a new central core building.
这座7769平方英尺的多层建筑通过室内空间的相互作用，将过去与未来融合在一起，包括生活区、一系列非正式的表演空间、录音室和室内滑板公园。 该建筑包括供活动的屋顶和近2000平方英尺的室外庭院——场地的三分之一作为绿色空间，以收集和利用雨水，并将综合体与自然世界连接起来。 从街道上看，矩形的仓库形式与复杂的棱镜形式相平衡，营造了丰富的视觉效果。
The
7,769-square-foot multi-story solution blends the past with the future through
the interplay of interior spaces including living areas, as well as a series of
informal performance spaces, a state-of-the-art recording studio, and an indoor
skate park. The build-out includes living roofs and nearly 2,000-square-feet of
outdoor yards—a third of the site kept as green space to manage stormwater and
connect the complex with the natural world. From the street, the rectangular
warehouse forms are balanced with complex prismatic forms to create a rich
visual composition.
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2018年Bodecker去世后，基金会接管了建筑，接纳了独特的空间组合，并将其提供给新兴艺术家和表演者、志同道合的组织和合作创意社区。 Bodecker的目标之一是创造一个能够激发开放的探索、学习和发现无限好奇心的环境，让人们想起自己也曾是个孩童。 活动的拼贴交叉和重叠，激发了人们收集、制作和玩耍的激情。
Following
Bodecker’s passing in 2018, the
Foundation fully occupied the building, embracing the unique mix of spaces and
making them available to emerging artists and performers, like-minded
organizations, and the collaborative creative community. One of Bodecker’s goal was to create an environment
that inspires openness to explore, learn and find the unlimited curiosity you
once had when you were a kid. The collage of activities intersect and overlap
to inspire a passion for collection, making, and playing.
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围绕这些想法，新的多层中心结构成为基础的功能核心。 主要空间在底层相互开放，有进行艺术创作、录制音乐、表演和玩滑板的地方。 艺术家居住项目的起居空间位于二层和三层，可以俯瞰，但仍然与下面的活动保持着紧密联系。
By developing the program around these ideas, the new multi-story central
structure emerged as the functional core of the foundation. The primary spaces
open to each other at the ground floor with places to make art, record music,
perform, and skate. The living spaces for the artist-in-residence program are
stacked above on the second and third floors, overlooking but still connected
to the activity below.
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▽滑板场
▽起居空间
▽室外休闲娱乐区域
建筑材料包括从拆除中保留下来的重新使用的元素、以及令人惊叹的当代饰面。 建筑群内新建的区域在美学上是现代的，在古老元素的古色古香的衬托下，营造出一种阴阳调和的氛围。 室内装饰包括颜色和纹理外露的木桁架，混合地毯图案，钢和未经修饰的胶合板墙覆层、以及定制的照明，都进一步增强了空间的活力。 材料的选择遵循内外一致，自然老化的痕迹，与精美的制作工艺相得益彰。
Building
materials range from repurposed elements preserved from demolition to
surprising contemporary finishes. New-built areas within the complex are
contemporary in aesthetic, providing a yin-yang vibe when viewed against the
time-worn patina of the vintage elements. Interior finishes throughout embrace
color and texture—exposed wood trusses, mixed carpet patterns, steel and
unfinished plywood wall cladding, and custom lighting—further enhancing the
spatial dynamism. Materials were selected for their internal integrity, their
ability to age naturally, and convey the craft of those who made them.
▽室内和谐的色调与装饰
设计的核心是激发创作力和活动力。 这种独特的环境旨在创造有意义的互动(包括现实的和虚拟的)。 开放和创造性的对话是Bodecker基金会成立的核心。
At its
core, the building design aims to inspire action and activity. The unique
environment seeks to create meaningful engagement (both in-person and virtual).
Open and creative dialogue is at the heart of why the Bodecker Foundation was
established.
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Skylab Design Team
Jeff Kovel, Design Director
Brent Grubb, Project Manager
JaminAAsum, Project Architect
Kyle Norman, Project Architect
Dustin Furseth, Project
Architect
Amy DeVall, Interior Designer
Stephen Miller, Design &
Visualization
Project Team
Architecture: Skylab
Architecture
Interior designer: Skylab
Architecture
Contractor: Skylab Construction
Co.
Civil Engineer: Harper Houf Peterson
Righellis Inc.
Structural Engineer: Structural
Engineering (SCE)
Mechanical / Electrical / Plumbing
Engineers: Interface Engineering
Geotechnical Engineer: Geo Design
Landscape: 2.ink Studio
Lighting: Lighting
Workshop
Acoustical Engineer: Coral Sound
Inc.
AV:Ambient Automation
Code: Code Unlimited
Low Voltage:
AmbientAutomation Soils Engineer: GeoDesign
Inc.
Building Envelope & Waterproofing:
The Facade Group
Recording Room Consultant: Michael
Cronin Acoustic
Skatepark Consultant: Dream Land
Skateparks
Photography
Jeremy Bitterman
Stephen Miller (video)
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