
项目3-1
上海
An aerial masterplan precedent showcasing the integration of a contemporary glass pavilion and a grass-covered subterranean plaza within a dense historic brick-and-tile urban fabric.
- What we like about this project
- A series of neat, circular skylights piercing an inclined green lawn that double as seating or roof portals.
Materials
- brick
- terracotta-tile
- glass
- steel
- concrete
- stone-paving
- grass
Visual identifiers
- historic-brick-facades
- glass-pavilion
- green-roof-lawn
- circular-skylights
- urban-plaza
Style tags
- contextual
- contemporary
- urban-design
- mixed-use
Visual tags
- masterplan
- adaptive-reuse
- public-realm
- historic-context
- contemporary-contrast
- pedestrian-zone
- Geometry
- An overhead high-angle view reveals a dense historic urban block woven with a new open public square, a green-roofed lawn punctuated by circular skylights, and a transparent multi-story contemporary pavilion.
- Facade system
- Combination of historic punctured brick walls with tiled pitched roofs and modern floor-to-ceiling structural glass curtain walls.
- Structural guess
- Historic load-bearing brick walls paired with modern steel and glass framing for the new pavilion.
- Spatial scale
- Large urban masterplan and district scale, accommodating multi-story buildings and a central pedestrian plaza.
- Lighting
- Soft early morning or late afternoon golden sunlight casting long shadows across the square and lighting up the glazed interiors.
- Atmosphere
- Vibrant, historic yet modern, bridging heritage preservation with active public life.
- Environmental context
- Dense historic urban fabric featuring traditional tiled roofs, brick facades, and narrow alleys contrasted with new contemporary additions.
- Spatial experience
- The composition guides the eye from tight historic alleyways and tiled rooftops into an open public plaza activated by pedestrian activity and integrated green spaces.
- Composition rhythm
- Diagonal arrangement of public open space flanked on one side by historic brick massing and on the other by open-plan glazing.
- Style reading
- Contextual contemporary urban design blending heritage and modern transparency
- Program
- Cultural district, public plaza, and mixed-use urban renewal
- Perspective
- Aerial/Site
- Discipline
- urban
- Materials
- brick, terracotta-tile, glass, steel, concrete, stone-paving, grass
- Visual identifiers
- historic-brick-facades, glass-pavilion, green-roof-lawn, circular-skylights, urban-plaza
- Style tags
- contextual, contemporary, urban-design, mixed-use
- Visual tags
- masterplan, adaptive-reuse, public-realm, historic-context, contemporary-contrast, pedestrian-zone
- Geometry
- An overhead high-angle view reveals a dense historic urban block woven with a new open public square, a green-roofed lawn punctuated by circular skylights, and a transparent multi-story contemporary pavilion.
- Facade system
- Combination of historic punctured brick walls with tiled pitched roofs and modern floor-to-ceiling structural glass curtain walls.
- Structural guess
- Historic load-bearing brick walls paired with modern steel and glass framing for the new pavilion.
- Spatial scale
- Large urban masterplan and district scale, accommodating multi-story buildings and a central pedestrian plaza.
- Lighting
- Soft early morning or late afternoon golden sunlight casting long shadows across the square and lighting up the glazed interiors.
- Atmosphere
- Vibrant, historic yet modern, bridging heritage preservation with active public life.
- Environmental context
- Dense historic urban fabric featuring traditional tiled roofs, brick facades, and narrow alleys contrasted with new contemporary additions.
- Spatial experience
- The composition guides the eye from tight historic alleyways and tiled rooftops into an open public plaza activated by pedestrian activity and integrated green spaces.
- Composition rhythm
- Diagonal arrangement of public open space flanked on one side by historic brick massing and on the other by open-plan glazing.
- Style reading
- Contextual contemporary urban design blending heritage and modern transparency
- Program
- Cultural district, public plaza, and mixed-use urban renewal
- Perspective
- Aerial/Site
- Discipline
- urban