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建筑师Gilma Teodora Gylytė，Algimantas Neniškis，KarolinaČiplytė，Aurimas Baužys，Domantas Baltrūnas原始设计Algirdas Sviderskas(1984年)

Reconstruction Project Architects Gilma Teodora Gylytė, Algimantas Neniškis, Karolina Čiplytė, Aurimas Baužys, Domantas Baltrūnas Original Design Algirdas Sviderskas (1984) More Specs Less Specs

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架构师提供的文本描述。在这片荒凉脆弱的土地上，经常刮着风，一座小建筑在沙丘中提供庇护。俯瞰沙滩波罗的海海岸线，这个曾经残酷的单一功能和封闭的物体已经被微妙地解构成一个明亮而诱人的公众聚集空间-立陶宛库罗尼亚斯比特独特的日落景色。

Text description provided by the architects. In this wild and vulnerable landscape, battered by constant winds, a small structure provides refuge in the dunes. Overlooking the sandy Baltic shoreline, this once brutally monofunctional and closed object has been delicately deconstructed into a light and inviting public gathering space – a unique sunset viewpoint on Lithuania’s Curonian Spit.

Before. Image © Norbert Tukaj

之前。图像(Norbert Tukaj)

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空间站新开孔的低层框架-接近大海的视野，与建筑物上部的全景窗并列，为救生设施提供了掩护。“。在下面，一家地下咖啡厅/酒吧溢出到一家木材竞技场上，朝岸边走去。这一新的公共空间模糊了内外、开放和封闭、当地人和游客之间的界限，扩大了享受海滩令人惊叹的环境的可能性。

The station’s newly perforated lower level frames an approaching eye’s view of the sea, a juxtaposition to the panoramic window sheltering lifesaving facilities on the upper floor of the structure. Below, a ground level cafe/bar spills out onto a timber amphitheater stepping down towards the shore. This new public space blurs the line between inside and outside, open and closed, locals and visitors and expands the possibilities for enjoying the stunning surroundings of the beach.

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车站已被拆除，暴露了它诚实、具体的结构表面。它清脆的面孔和锐利的角落与车站干净的白线和覆盖着草皮的沙丘以及不断变化的天空形成了鲜明的对比，反映出库罗尼亚喷泉不断变化的气氛和光线。

The station has been stripped, revealing its honest, concrete structural surface. Its crisp faces and sharp corners strike a distinct contrast between the station’s clean white lines and the grass covered dunes and ever changing sky, reflecting the constantly shifting atmosphere and light of the Curonian Spit.

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