The Blue Planet 3XN.doc

文章来自：专筑网 转贴请注明出处链接：/348532/the-blue-planet-3xn/特别鸣谢翻译一组02号 吴轩然 提供的翻译，译稿版权归译者所有，转载请注明出处The Blue Planet / 3XNArchitects:3XNLocation:Cheshire, EnglandArchitect In Charge:3XNArea:10,000 sqmYear:2013 Photographs:Adam MrkConsulting Engineers:Moe & BrdsgaardLandscape:HJ LandskabExhibition:Kvorning design & kommunikation建筑师：3XN地点：Cheshire，英国责任建筑师：3XN面积：10000平方米年份：2013摄影：Adam Mrk工程师顾问：Moe & Brdsgaard景观：HJ Landskab展览：Kvorning design & kommunikationThe Blue Planet is Europes largest and most significant aquarium with an outstanding location on the shores of resund, only eight kilometres from the Copenhagen City Hall Square. Moreover, the aquarium in Taarnby Municipality is ideally located with motorways, Copenhagen Airport, the resund Bridge, Metro and international trains within few hundred meters.蓝色星球凭借着在厄勒海峡的优越位置，成为欧洲最大和最重要的水族馆，它离哥本哈根的市政府广场只有八公里。此外，这个水族馆在Taarnby直辖市的位置很理想，方圆几百米内有高速公路，哥本哈根机场，厄勒海峡大桥，地铁及国际列车。The Blue Planet will be one of Denmarks five most prominent tourist attractions. At the tourism conference “A New Way to Grow” 2012, the Blue Planet was chosen as Denmarks best lighthouse project within experience economy, because of its potential for growth, influence on regional development, innovation, realization as well as its uniqueness and reason to go.蓝色星球是丹麦五个最突出旅游景点之一。在2012年“经济增长新方法”的旅游会议上，蓝色星球凭借其增长潜力，区域发展的影响、创新性、实现性及独特性和有理由去被选为丹麦最好的有体验经济的灯塔项目。The History behind Denmarks AquariumDenmarks Aquarium was founded by civil engineer and contractor Knud Hjgaard. It opened for the public in 1939 just four months before the break out of World War II and seven months before the occupation of Denmark. The consequence was closed borders and considerable problems in getting hold of exotic animals to the aquarium. However, through an impressive effort with Danish and home reared fish the aquarium was kept open and active. After the war, the aquarium was in a bad shape, and Knud Hjgaard initiated extensive renovations. During the next decades the building went through several modernizations and enlargements.丹麦水族馆背后的历史丹麦水族馆由土木工程师和承包商Knud Hjgaard所建。它在1939年向公众开放，比世界二战爆发早四个月，比丹麦被占领早七个月。结果是关闭边界，以至于水族馆引进珍稀动物成了相当大的问题。然而通过丹麦人努力在家里饲养鱼，水族馆一直对外开放。二战后，水族馆的外形很糟糕，于是Knud Hjgaard发起了大规模的整修。这个建筑在接下来的几十年里经历了现代化和规模化。For more than 73 years the original building in Charlottenlund was the setting for enjoyment and education for all ages. For the last years, however, the establishment was run down and a continuous demand for expansions and high end technologies was the order of the day.在超过73年里，Charlottenlund的原始建筑被用来享乐以及贡献于各年龄段的教育事业。最近几年，随着建筑产业起步，规模扩张和高端技术的需求与日俱增。Preparations for The Blue PlanetAlready in the mid-90s, Jesper Horsted, curator of Denmarks Aquarium, outlined the first ideas on how a totally new and modern aquarium should be designed. The old building needed a total renovation which would be costly without even providing guests with a significant better experience. A much needed enlargement was neither possible at the site nor economically feasible with regard to the overall improvement of the attraction of the aquarium.蓝色星球的准备工作早在九十年代中期，丹麦水族馆的馆长Jesper Horsted就提出过关于设计一个全新的现代水族馆的初步想法。老的水族馆建筑需要被全面整修，即使这整修无法给游客提供更好的体验以及非常昂贵。这个被当成是提升水族馆吸引力的继续扩大工程，既不可能，经济上也不允许。What was needed was a new location and new framings to give coming generations of visitors new and outstanding adventures. Inspired by visits to the worlds most exciting aquariums and spiced up with ideas of his own, Jesper Horsted formulated his wishes for the design of a totally new Danish Aquarium. Principles which were later to become the fundament for the international competition of The Blue Planet.现在所需要的是能够让一代又一代的游客有全新冒险体验的新位置和新框架。Horsted从参观世界上最激动人心的水族馆受到启发之后，结合自己的想法，制定了全新丹麦水族馆的设计。他的设计理念之后成为蓝色星球有国际竞争力的基础。Now, Denmarks Aquarium is aga