项目名称: ”海之墟”驿站

地点: 中国，宁波

设计团队: Mur Mur Lab

面积: 260 m²

完成时间: 2024年

摄影师: Kejia Mei、WDi

设计特色：      

项目 – 在浙江省宁波象山东陈乡，Mur Mur Lab建筑事务所设计的东旦草原"海之墟"驿站以其诗意的建筑语言重新定义了观景建筑的可能性。这座260平方米的公共建筑通过两个波浪形玻璃亭，为过往游客创造了一个与自然对话的独特空间。建筑坐落于近千亩的东海草原边缘，背靠大湾山余脉，前临滩涂牧场，成为连接南部海岸公路与大目洋海滨区域的重要枢纽。

项目最引人注目的特征是其独特的观景序列设计——建筑被巧妙地分为两个功能区域：靠近道路的接待区和公共卫生间，以及隐藏在银杏树后的轻食区。两个区域通过不同的高程和连接走廊创造出渐进式的观景体验，从最初的屏障到框景窗，再到走廊，最后到高台，让不变的景致呈现全新的观赏体验。

建筑采用钢结构体系，搭配全高落地玻璃墙和波浪形金属屋顶，创造出轻盈通透的空间效果。材料的选择也极具匠心——米色外露骨料混凝土与淡蓝色水磨石地坪形成对比，西伯利亚落叶松墙面则以其斑驳肌理平衡新建痕迹。整体设计以简约的色调和极简的处理手法，让建筑成为观赏壮丽草原景观的静谧背景。

团队 –  Mur Mur Lab建筑事务所成立于2016年，由建筑师夏慕蓉和李智在上海共同创立。作为新锐建筑设计工作室，他们以独特的设计理念和创新方法在建筑界崭露头角。事务所将建筑设计视为城市更新和社会改良的重要工具，专注于探索未来商业空间、城市装置和微型建筑的可能性。

在夏慕蓉和李智的带领下，工作室发展出独特的设计方法论，将建筑学理论与实践创新紧密结合。他们的作品以精致的细节处理和对空间体验的深入思考而著称，在商业空间、文化设施和公共建筑等领域都留下了独特的印记。事务所擅长将传统元素与现代设计语言相融合，创造出既富有诗意又充满实验性的建筑作品。

工作室的设计理念强调建筑与环境的和谐共生，每个项目都力求在满足功能需求的同时，创造出独特的空间体验和美学表达。他们的作品获得了业界的广泛认可，被《Frame》杂志誉为"Chinese Whispers"，展现了他们在建筑设计领域的创新实力和影响力。

Project Name: Dongdan Grassland "Sea Ruins" Station

Location:  Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, China

Design Team: Mur Mur Lab

Area: 260  m²

Completion: 2024

Photographers: Kejia Mei, Wdi

Feature：

Project - In Dongchen Township, Ningbo's Xiangshan County, Mur Mur Lab's Dongdan Grassland "Sea Ruins" Station redefines the possibilities of viewing architecture through its poetic architectural language. This 260-square-meter public building creates a unique space for dialogue with nature through two wave-topped glass pavilions. Situated at the edge of a nearly thousand-acre East China Sea prairie, backed by Dawanshan remnants and overlooking mudflat pastures, it serves as a vital hub connecting the southern coastal highway and the Damuyang coastal area.

The project's most striking feature is its unique sequential viewing design—the building is cleverly divided into two functional zones: a reception area with public restrooms near the road, and a light dining area hidden behind ginkgo trees. The two zones, connected through different elevations and connecting corridors, create a progressive viewing experience, transforming from initial screening to framed views, corridors, and finally to elevated platforms, offering entirely new perspectives of the unchanging landscape.

The building employs a steel structural system combined with full-height glass walls and wave-shaped metal roofs, creating a light and transparent spatial effect. Material selection demonstrates exceptional craftsmanship—beige exposed aggregate concrete contrasts with light blue terrazzo flooring, while Siberian larch wall cladding balances new construction traces with its mottled texture. The overall design, with its minimal color palette and restrained treatment, allows the architecture to become a serene backdrop for viewing the magnificent prairie landscape.

Design Team - Mur Mur Lab, founded in 2016 by architects Samoon Xia and Zhi Li in Shanghai, has emerged as an innovative architectural design studio distinguished by its unique design philosophy and innovative approaches. The practice views architectural design as a crucial tool for urban renewal and social improvement, focusing on exploring possibilities in future commercial spaces, urban installations, and micro-architecture.

Under the leadership of Xia and Li, the studio has developed a distinctive design methodology that closely integrates architectural theory with practical innovation. Their work is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and profound consideration of spatial experience, leaving distinctive marks in commercial spaces, cultural facilities, and public architecture. The firm excels at blending traditional elements with contemporary design language, creating architectural works that are both poetic and experimental.

The studio's design philosophy emphasizes the harmonious coexistence of architecture and environment, striving to create unique spatial experiences and aesthetic expressions while meeting functional requirements in each project. Their work has gained widespread recognition in the industry, with Frame magazine dubbing them "Chinese Whispers," demonstrating their innovative strength and influence in the field of architectural design.