© Rasmus Hjortshoj
.Rasmus Hjortshoj
架构师提供的文本描述。1100平方米的多用途大厅和最新的两层加建在哥本哈根北部的Gammel Hellerup高中，为现有学生提供了广阔的社交和创造性发展空间，同时也增加了学校的容量，以应对其日益普及的情况。
Text description provided by the architects. The 1100 m2 multi-purpose hall and the latest two-level addition to Gammel Hellerup High School just north of Copenhagen, provides existing students with generous spaces for social and creative unfolding, while increasing the capacity of the school in response to its growing popularity.
© Rasmus Hjortshoj
.Rasmus Hjortshoj
原本与校园相邻的一座建筑，体育馆的设施变得不足；Gammel Hellerup高中缺乏一个大型的多功能空间，可供体育活动、毕业典礼和社交聚会之用。作为回应，GIG设计了一个多功能的体育课和学生社会发展的大厅，从扔手球的物理角度画出了它的标志性曲线。在学校院落的地下16.5英尺(5米)处，礼堂是被动控温的，不受环境影响。在地面上，大厅的软弯屋顶是一个非正式的聚会场所。屋顶的边缘被设计成一个长长的社交长椅，上面有小窗户，以提供下面的自然采光。屋顶的形状是以弹道弧公式为基础的。形式遵循公式！
Originally a building adjacent to the campus, the gymnasium facilities became insufficient; Gammel Hellerup High School lacked a large multi-functional space for physical activities, graduation ceremonies and social gatherings. In response, BIG designed a multi-purpose hall for the physical education and social development of the students, drawing its signature curve from the physics of a handball being thrown. Placed 16.5 feet (5 meters) below ground in the school’s courtyard, the hall is passively temperature controlled and does not impose on its context. Above ground, the hall’s softlycurved roof is an informal meeting place. The edge of the roof is designed as a long social bench, perforated with small windows to provide natural daylighting below. The shape of the roof is based on the formula for a ballistic arc. Form follows formula!
© Rasmus Hjortshoj
.Rasmus Hjortshoj
© Rasmus Hjortshoj
.Rasmus Hjortshoj
在建造大厅期间，学校规划了一座新的建筑，位于学校的多用途大厅和邻近的足球场之间。这座新的艺术建筑旨在将体育区与体育馆现有的教育设施一条龙地连接起来。通过把新建筑的一部分放在足球场下面，学生们可以穿过学校庭院中心的沉陷的运动场，走到教室、自助餐厅和大街上的主要入口。此外，位于地下的新设施形成了新艺术大楼的屋顶，将足球场扩展为非正式活动的绿色地毯，并作为可俯瞰未来体育赛事的非正式座位。
During the construction of the hall, the school planned a new building, located between the school’s multi-purpose hall and adjacent football fields. This new arts building seeks to connect the sports areas with the gymnasium’s existing educational facilities in one continuous flow. By placing parts of the new building beneath the football fields, the students are able to walk through the sunken sports hall at the center of the school´s courtyard, to the classrooms, cafeteria, and out to the main entrance at street level. Additionally, the new facilities situated underground form the roof of the new arts building, extending the football fields into a green carpet for informal activity and to serve as informal seating overlooking future sporting events.
© Jens Lindhe
(Jens Lindhe)
从多用途大厅中所知的建筑材料和饰面是相反的-运动场是由木头制成的三明治，上面和下面都是混凝土墙，教室是相反的-木墙横跨在上面和下面的混凝土表面之间。这些材料的连续性和重复性为学校创造了一个连贯的视觉特征。
Construction materials and finishes known from the multi-purpose hall are integrated in reverse – where the sports hall is a sandwich of wood above and below with walls of concrete, the classrooms are the opposite – wooden walls spanning between concrete surfaces above and below. The continuity and repetition of the materials creates a coherent visual identity for the school.
© Jens Lindhe
(Jens Lindhe)
Architects BIG
Location Duntzfelts Alle 21, 2900 Hellerup, Denmark
Category Higher Education
Multi-Use Hall & Gymnasium Partners in Charge Bjarke Ingels, Finn Nørkjær
Multi-Use Hall & Gymnasium Project Leaders Ole Schrøder, Ole Elkjær-Larsen, Frederik Lyng
Multi-Use Hall & Gymnasium Team Ana Merino, Anders Hjortnæs, Christian Alvarez, Dennis Rasmussen, Gül Ertekin, Henrick Poulsen, Hjalti Gestsson, Jan Magasanik, Jakob Lange, Jacob Thomsen, Jeppe Ecklon, Ji-young Yoon, Michael Schønemann, Narisara Schröder, Riccardo Mariano, Rune Hansen, Snorre Nash, Thomas Juul-Jensen, Vincent He, Xu Li
Area 2500.0 sqm
Project Year 2014
Photographs Iwan Baan, Jens Lindhe, Rasmus Hjortshoj, Peter Moldow