通过添加社交元素激活了以生态品质著称的公园
ADHOC architectes的团队被赋予了改造Hydro-Quebec公园的任务，该公园因其生态品质而获得多个奖项。ADHOC architectes通过将3260平方米的场地改造成一个新的城市平台，为其增加了社会元素。一张100米（300英尺）长的 "城市餐桌 "被精确地植入现有的家具和树木之间，这些家具和树木穿透了场地中心的高架、棱角分明的金属格栅。桌子在树冠下起伏不定，让游客发现一系列的舞台设置和不同的氛围。
Revisiting a park known
for its ecological qualities by adding a social component
The team from ADHOC
architectes was given the mandate to revisit the Hydro-Quebec park designed by
Claude Cormier et Associés (2008-2012), which received multiple prizes for its
ecological qualities. ADHOC architectes added a social component to the site of
3260m2 by transforming it into a
new urban terrasse. A 100 meter (300 feet) long “urban table” was precisely
implanted between the existing furniture and trees that perforate the elevated,
angular metal grille in the center of the site. The table undulates under the
canopy of the trees, leaving visitors to discover a succession of staged place
settings and varied atmospheres.
一个友好的、安全的、更好的体验
鲜艳的定制图形标牌和迷人的灯光照亮了这个通常相当阴暗的环境，在白天和夜晚都营造了一种欢迎的氛围。黄色在这个基调对基调的装置中得到了体现，这种喜庆、欢快、明亮的色彩组合吸引了路人的目光，与现有公园的单色色调形成了明显的对比。蒙特利尔市中心的绿洲是一个真正的色彩斑斓、生机勃勃的绿洲，这个装置吸引着人们的好奇和发现
An enhanced, friendly and
safe experience
Vibrant, custom graphic
signage and enchanting lighting brighten up this usually quite shady
environment, creating a welcome atmosphere during the day and night. The colour
yellow is thus celebrated in this tone on tone installation. This festive,
joyous and luminous colour palette attracts stares from passers-by and
introduces a marked contrast with the monochromatic shades of the existing
park. A truly colorful and vivacious oasis in the heart of downtown Montreal,
the installation invites curiosity and discovery.
这个项目的构思是为了让蒙特利尔人重新利用这个公共空间，同时尊重公共卫生官员制定的社交距离条例。公园入口处的大型结构和图形箭头标志着项目的开始，随后，公众将被邀请去发现整个餐桌的长度，以及用不拘一格的回收物品集合来点缀餐桌的位置设置。这些标志性的美食物品被巧妙地放置，以巧妙地促进直观的社会距离。重新设计的空间提供了80个座位，并鼓励直接支持22家当地餐厅在Le Central餐厅重新开业。
The project was conceived
to allow Montrealers to reappropriate this public space while respecting the
sanitary regulations defined by public health officials. A large structure and
graphic arrow placed at the entrance of the park signals the beginning of the
project. The public is then invited to discover the full length of the table
and the place settings that punctuate it with eclectic collections of recycled
objects. These iconic, gastronomic objects were judiciously placed to subtly
foster intuitive social distancing. The redesigned space proposes 80 seats and
encourages the direct support of 22 local restaurants reopening in the
cafeteria of Le Central.
总之，这个项目给我们带来了一种新的想象，我们可以在同一个桌子上平平安安地分享片刻时光。您可以在这里体验餐桌艺术，这里结合了本地美食和 Quartier des Spectacles的独特魅力。就餐位置：不管是白天还是晚上，不管是坐着还是站着，不管是朋友间还是独处，不管是情侣还是家人，此时都可以享受休息和进食的乐趣，欢迎人们的到来！
In conclusion, the
project thus proposes for us to imagine a new way of sharing a moment
collectively and safely at the same table. Come experience the art of the
table, an attraction marrying local culinary offerings with the unique
attractions of the Quartier des Spectacles. Your Place at the Table: a moment
of reprieve, to eat and drink, night or day, sitting, standing, between friends
or alone, as a couple or a family. Welcome!
Project Name:TULIP – Your
place at the table
Architecture Firm:ADHOC
architectes
Website:https://adhoc-architectes.com/
Contact e-mail:info@adhoc-architectes.com
Firm Location:Montréal
Completion Year:2020
Gross Built Area:3260.0m²
Project location: Hydro-Quebec
Park in Montreal
Lead Architects: ADHOC
architectes (Jean-François St-Onge, François Martineau, Marie-Andrée Groleau,
Olivia Pavlenyi, Francis Alphonso)
Lead Architects e-mail: info@adhoc-architectes.com
Graphic Designers: Maude
P. Lescarbeau& Camille Blais
Clients: Partenariat du
Quartier des Spectacle (PQDS)
Carpentry and woodworking:
Le Madrier (MevenValy&Timothée Combes)
Printing:Umake (Marco Facciola)
Photo credits: Raphael Thibodeau
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