位于莫斯科的建筑事务所NRDN已经完成了位于莫斯科历史中心的小型公共公园Bauman Garden的一个花园亭子，设计的重点是结构和自然之间的共生理念。
Moscow-based architectural bureau NRDN Architects has completed a garden pavilion in Bauman Garden, a small public park in the historic center of Moscow. The design focuses on the idea of symbiosis between the structure and nature.
鲍曼花园位于繁忙的花园环路外，是一个小而舒适的公共公园，它将几个前贵族豪宅的地块结合起来。它是远离喧嚣的莫斯科城市生活的一个受欢迎的公园。公园里有几个重要的纪念碑，如十八世纪的石窟和大宅，这里一年四季都有很多带孩子的家庭，因为这里有几个游乐场，露天剧院，排球和篮球场。Narodnyi Architector事务所试图创造一个放松和与自然团聚的空间，以及一个瑜伽和类似活动的场所。
Situated just outside the busy Garden ring road, Bauman Garden is a small and cozy public park which unites several plots of former aristocratic mansions. It is a popular refuge from bustling Moscow city life. Park features several important monuments, such as XVIII century grotto and mansion. All year round it is filled with families with kids, as it contains several playgrounds, open air theatre, volleyball and basketball pitches. Narodnyi Architector’s project sought to create a space for relaxation and reunification with nature as well as a spot for yoga and similar activities.
该项目采用了不干扰生态系统的浅层地基。流线型的形状使亭子与周围环境完美融合。其中一棵橡树生长在亭子里，成为其建筑的一部分。提供头灯是为了改善晚间场景的照明。建筑物的结构允许它变成一个冬季加热的亭子。该亭子已经成为鲍曼花园的一个组成部分。白天和晚上都会定期在这里举行各种活动。
The project uses a shallow foundation that does not disturb the ecosystem. The streamlined shape allows the pavilion to blend seamlessly with the surroundings. One of the oak trees grows inside the pavilion, becoming part of its architecture. Headlights are provided to improve illumination for the evening scenarios. The construction of the building allows it to be transformed into a heated winter pavilion. The pavilion has already become an integral part of Bauman Garden. Various events are regularly held here both during the day and in the evening.
Project name: Wooden pavilion in Bauman Garden
Company name: NRDN Architects
Website: http://nrdn.ru/
Contact email: mail@nrdn.ru
Location: Moscow, Russia
Architects: Anton Ladygin, Dmitriy Selivokhin, Alexei Kurkov, Ekaterina Makarova, Maria Nugamanova
Year: 2020
Area: 163 m2
Photographs: Arseny Rossikhin
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