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Henning Larsen被選中設(shè)計哥德堡的新Centralbadet，這是一個公共游泳和體育設(shè)施，旨在加強城市的社區(qū)網(wǎng)絡(luò)和健康空間。獲獎團(tuán)隊包括Winell & Jern Architects、Ramboll和哥德堡大學(xué)體育科學(xué)講師John Dohlsten。比賽由哥德堡市組織，包括BIG和wing rdh Arkitektkontor等團(tuán)隊。新中心被規(guī)劃為一個多功能的公共設(shè)施，為所有年齡段的居民提供日常娛樂和有組織的體育活動。
Henning Larsen has been selected to design Gothenburg's new Centralbadet, a public swimming and sports facility intended to strengthen the city's network of community and health-oriented spaces. The winning team includes Winell & Jern Architects, Ramboll, and John Dohlsten, Sports Science Lecturer at the University of Gothenburg. Organized by the City of Gothenburg, the competition included teams such as BIG and Wing?rdh Arkitektkontor. The new center is planned as a multifunctional public facility that supports both everyday recreation and organized sport for residents of all ages.
該項目參考了哥德堡的Valhallabadet，這是斯堪的納維亞半島最大的室內(nèi)游泳中心之一，建于1956年，延續(xù)了城市公共運動和健康的傳統(tǒng)。該設(shè)計整合了藝術(shù)、景觀和城市聯(lián)系，從景觀化的Valhallagade延伸到受瑞典藝術(shù)家Nils Wedel馬賽克墻啟發(fā)的道路。占地51850平方米，Centralbadet將包括奧林匹克標(biāo)準(zhǔn)的游泳和跳水設(shè)施，家庭和學(xué)習(xí)池，四個體育館，一個籃球場和一個健身房。額外的空間包括桑拿浴室，室外游泳池，咖啡館和餐廳，多功能聚會區(qū)，以及約200名市政雇員的辦公室。設(shè)計還結(jié)合了實用的設(shè)施，如更衣區(qū)、自行車存放處和嬰兒車停車場，以確?？蛇_(dá)性。
The project references Gothenburg's Valhallabadet, one of Scandinavia's largest indoor swimming centers, built in 1956, continuing the city's legacy of public access to sport and wellness. The design integrates art, landscape, and urban connections, extending from the landscaped Valhallagade to pathways inspired by Swedish artist Nils Wedel's mosaic walls. Covering 51,850 square meters, Centralbadet will include Olympic-standard swimming and diving facilities, family and learning pools, four sports halls, a basketball court, and a gym. Additional spaces include saunas, outdoor pools, a café and restaurant, multipurpose gathering areas, and offices for approximately 200 municipal employees. The design also incorporates practical amenities such as changing areas, bicycle storage, and stroller parking to ensure accessibility.
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位于Katrinelund，歷史上以其健康和戶外娛樂設(shè)施而聞名，新的Centralbadet通過靈活的景觀策略延續(xù)了這一重點，可以適應(yīng)未來的城市發(fā)展。入口面向南部規(guī)劃的運動場，并與burg rdsparken和M?lndal河相連?；钴S的街面、開放的視線和綜合照明提高了安全性和可達(dá)性。多層屋頂擴展了建筑的戶外公共用途，與公園、戶外運動區(qū)域和陽光明媚的露臺相連的跑道。種植區(qū)域和綠色屋頂有助于生物多樣性和雨水管理。
Located in Katrinelund, historically known for its health and outdoor recreation facilities, the new Centralbadet continues this focus through a flexible landscape strategy that can adapt to future urban developments. The entrance faces the planned sports arena to the south and connects with Burg?rdsparken and the M?lndal River. Active street fa?ades, open sightlines, and integrated lighting improve safety and accessibility. The multi-level roof extends the building's public use outdoors with running tracks linked to the park, outdoor exercise areas, and sunlit terraces. Planted areas and green roofing contribute to biodiversity and stormwater management.
該項目結(jié)合了混凝土和木材，以平衡結(jié)構(gòu)性能和環(huán)境考慮。混凝土為水池提供了穩(wěn)定性，而上部結(jié)構(gòu)使用輕質(zhì)木材，包括為潮濕條件設(shè)計的大跨度膠合木梁。木材也用于室內(nèi)元素和隔熱材料，以減少隱含的碳。外墻使用了回收磚，木材組件的設(shè)計是為了拆卸和再利用。綠色屋頂進(jìn)一步支持生態(tài)功能，目的是創(chuàng)造一個持久和資源高效的建筑。
The project combines concrete and timber to balance structural performance and environmental considerations. Concrete provides stability for the pool basins, while the upper structures use lightweight timber, including long-span glulam beams designed for humid conditions. Wood is also used in interior elements and insulation to reduce embodied carbon. Recycled bricks are used in the fa?ades, and timber components are designed for disassembly and reuse. The green roofs further support ecological functions, in the aim of creating a long-lasting and resource-efficient building.
在決定中，由體育和協(xié)會管理局局長Johan S?vhage主持的評審團(tuán)贊揚了該項目的社會包容性和強大的城市聯(lián)系。該聲明將Centralbadet描述為“哥德堡市民聚集的地方”，強調(diào)了它與周圍公園和街道的融合，以及它作為體育和日?；顒訄鏊臐摿?。設(shè)計團(tuán)隊現(xiàn)在將與哥德堡市合作完善該項目，預(yù)計將于2031年完工。Centralbadet是該市擴大和現(xiàn)代化支持健康和社區(qū)生活的公共設(shè)施的更廣泛努力的一部分。
In its decision, the jury chaired by Johan S?vhage, Director of the Sports and Associations Administration, commended the project for its social inclusiveness and strong urban connections. The statement described Centralbadet as "a place where the citizens of Gothenburg come together," emphasizing its integration with surrounding parks and streets, and its potential as a setting for both sports and daily activities. The design team will now refine the project in collaboration with the City of Gothenburg, with completion expected in 2031. Centralbadet forms part of the city's broader effort to expand and modernize public facilities that support health and community life.
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最近在體育建筑方面的其他發(fā)展包括SOM設(shè)計的米蘭奧運村的完成，因為這個城市準(zhǔn)備舉辦迄今為止地理范圍最廣的冬季奧運會，90%的體育場館是現(xiàn)有的或臨時的。在摩洛哥，Populous在拉巴特完成了Moulay Abdellah王子體育場；在日本，VUILD為福島設(shè)計了一座木制足球場；在英國，AFL建筑事務(wù)所在牛津的全電動體育場獲得了批準(zhǔn)。
Other recent developments in sports architecture include the completion of SOM's Milan Olympic Village, as the city prepares to host the most geographically extensive Winter Games to date, with 90% of the sports venues being existing or temporary. In Morocco, Populous has completed the Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat; in Japan, VUILD has designed a timber soccer stadium planned for Fukushima; and in England, AFL Architects has received approval for its all-electric stadium in Oxford.
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