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卡尔顿大学尼科尔楼
Hariri Pontarini Architects

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项目 – Hariri Pontarini Architects最新力作——卡尔顿大学斯普罗特商学院尼科尔大楼广受好评,这座地标建筑巍然矗立在校园关键十字路口,彰显创意与创新精神。

 

建筑最引人注目的特色莫过于其柔美的弧形轮廓——宛如一个拥抱,热情迎接来访者与学子。这道优雅的弧线贯穿内外,从立面一直延伸到建筑核心处戏剧性的天窗中庭,营造出浑然一体的美学体验。

 

可持续发展理念与创新手法在尼科尔大楼中得到巧妙融合。外立面采用大胆的预制混凝土竖向肋板,不仅突出了建筑的曲线轮廓,还有效降低太阳辐射室内得热量。内部空间运用了名为"BubbleDeck"的创新建造技术,利用回收塑料球体替代部分混凝土,打造出开阔的无柱空间。

 

这座六层建筑内设有配备先进技术的教室、协作空间以及创新中心,旨在促进跨学科交流与产学合作。凭借其位于校园地下通道系统之上的优越位置和明亮通透的室内环境,尼科尔大楼在漫长的渥太华冬季里依然温暖宜人。

 

这一前瞻性设计不仅为校园提供了一流的学习环境,更是斯普罗特商学院形象与价值观的有力诠释。

 

 

团队 – Hariri Pontarini Architects(HPA)自1994年由Siamak Hariri 和 David Pontarini创立以来,已然成为加拿大建筑与城市设计领域的先锋。这家总部位于多伦多的事务所现已发展至150人规模,以其对卓越设计的执着追求和通过持久建筑与富有灵感的公共空间塑造更美好城市的承诺而闻名遐迩。

 

HPA的作品涵盖文化、学术、综合用途、住宅、医疗保健和商业等多元类型项目。他们的设计理念根植于体验导向的方法,着重于材质、光线和触感品质,打造超越纯粹功能性的空间体验。

 

HPA的设计方法特点在于深入研究和对细节的一丝不苟,由此缔造出既呼应场地环境又富有前瞻性的建筑作品。事务所对可持续发展的承诺体现在其全面、多角度的建筑设计方法中,优先考虑碳减排和韧性社区营造。

 

作为领先机构和开发商的可信赖顾问,HPA已然成为创新设计的实验室,研究与创意在此交汇碰撞。他们的作品不断突破建筑实践的边界,从单体建筑到大尺度城市干预,始终着眼于塑造加拿大乃至全球城市的未来。

 

 

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Hariri Pontarini Architects has unveiled the Nicol Building, a striking new home for Carleton University's Sprott School of Business in Ottawa, Canada. This 10,684-square-meter landmark structure stands as a beacon of creativity and innovation at a pivotal campus crossroads.

 

The building's most distinctive feature is its gentle, curving form - an architectural embrace that greets visitors and students alike. This sweeping arc is expressed both externally and internally, creating a unified aesthetic that flows seamlessly from the façade to the dramatic skylit atrium at the heart of the structure.

 

Sustainability and innovation are woven into the fabric of the Nicol Building. The exterior is clad in bold vertical precast fins that not only accentuate its curved silhouette but also serve to reduce solar heat gain. Inside, the architects have employed an ingenious construction technique called BubbleDeck, utilizing recycled plastic spheres to displace concrete and create expansive, column-free spaces.

 

The six-story structure houses a vibrant mix of technology-enabled classrooms, collaborative spaces, and an Innovation Hub designed to foster cross-disciplinary interaction and industry partnerships. With its strategic location above the campus pedestrian tunnel system and its light-filled interiors, the Nicol Building creates a welcoming environment that defies Ottawa's long winters.

 

This forward-thinking design not only provides a state-of-the-art learning environment but also serves as a powerful expression of the Sprott School of Business's core values.

 

Design Team - Hariri Pontarini Architects (HPA), founded in 1994 by Siamak Hariri and David Pontarini, has emerged as a vanguard in Canadian architecture and urban design. This Toronto-based practice, now 150 strong, is renowned for its commitment to design excellence and city-building through enduring architecture and inspired public realms.

 

Led by Hariri and Pontarini, alongside key partners Doron Meinhard and Ladan Niknam, HPA's portfolio spans a diverse typology of cultural, academic, mixed-use, residential, healthcare, and commercial projects. Their design philosophy is rooted in an experiential approach, focusing on materiality, light, and tactile qualities to create spaces that transcend mere functionality.

 

HPA's methodology is characterized by intensive research and meticulous attention to detail, resulting in buildings that are both contextually responsive and forward-thinking. The firm's commitment to sustainability is evident in their comprehensive, multi-faceted architectural approach, prioritizing carbon reduction and resilient community building.

 

As trusted advisors to leading institutions and developers, HPA has become a laboratory for innovative design where research meets creativity. Their work consistently pushes the boundaries of architectural practice, from single buildings to large-scale urban interventions, always with an eye towards shaping the future of cities across Canada and globally.

10684 m²

Ottawa, Canada

2021

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