捷克未来花园景观设计 | Atelier Partero

▼ 未来花园——文明废墟之上的重生

Garden of the future: the rebirth on the ruins of civilization ©PLATO

当艺术家的妙想与景观设计碰撞在一起时，一个独特的作品由此而生。当设计师在为俄斯特拉发市政府资助的当代视觉艺术平台PLATO寻找临时艺术活动的空间时，已废弃的趣玩市场里占地5000平米的大厅正投其所好。宽敞的空间蕴藏着巨大的潜力，室内空间可作为展览厅和活动空间，室外的墙体和半围合空间为丰富多样的展览活动提供了一处别致的花园和舞台。PLATO一直在寻找可行的创意。

When an artistic vision meets landscape architecture, a project of a unique kind evolves. In the search for a temporary art base for PLATO, a contemporary visual arts platform funded by the city of Ostrava, abandoned Hobby market with 5.000 sqm hall was occupied. The wide space had great potential, while the indoor area could perform as a gallery and events space, the walled and semi-roofed outdoor space, would become an atypical garden/stage for all different sorts of gallery’s activities. PLATO was searching for the idea how to make it work.

▼ 已废弃的趣玩市场，被作为布置艺术活动的空间

The abandoned Hobby market bacame the place for PLATO's temporary art base ©PLATO

景观设计师同艺术家Matyáš Chocholal联手打造出一幅末世景象，它映照出人类不可避免的黯淡末日，但也包含着对自然再生力量的希望。这像一场文明废墟之上的舞蹈，意图借助加速的自然力量，来协助她收复被人类侵占的土地。在倒塌的废墟中，播种下植物种子，开始孕育新的生命。

In collaboration with artist Matyáš Chochola, an apocalyptic scene was imagined that would conceptually reflect the dark and inevitable doom of mankind with a optimism of nature’s regenerative power. A Dance on the ruins of civilization. The idea was to accelerate the power of nature and help her to take the place back. To scar and destroy and then sow vegetation and nurture seeds of life onto the ground of a perishing building. 

▼ 一幅构想的末世景象，又孕育着新的生命

An imagined apocalyptic scene with life ©PLATO

我们知道这是一个与众不同的项目，诸多的限制反而让它越来越有趣。最初我们试图开凿大厅的混凝土地面来塑造起伏地形，但这个想法过于激进，后来决定布置一个碎石堆砌的场景。我们绘制了平面图来预估建筑废料的用量和所需植物的数量。其余的设计都必须现场完成。

We knew this was no ordinary project but with every limitation it became even more interesting. At first we want to drill and lift out the concrete, decision was deemed too invasive so we decided to bring in a setting of rubble.  A site plan was drawn to estimate the volume of debris and number of plants/trees needed. The rest of the design has to be in-situ. 

▼ 堆砌的碎石场景

A setting of rubble, which moved from a nearby construction site ©PLATO

值得一提的是所用到的树。这些树弯弯曲曲，是一家小苗圃里卖不掉的产品。但对我们来说，这些被遗弃的树木完美地匹配了我们的概念空间。

The trees themselves need a special mention in this story. Regarded as undesirable and crooked they were saved from a small nursey that couldn‘t sell them. These abandoned and outcast trees were the perfect match for this conceptual space.

▼ 苗圃里无人问津的树苗，完美地匹配了这个概念空间

The trees regarded as undesirable and crooked in the nursey perfect match for this conceptual space ©PLATO

时光如白驹过隙，工期有限，我们必须尽快从附近的建筑工地搬来碎石。这意味着我们仅有一天时间用现有的设备来整理和设计空间，再多出一天来完成种植和艺术装置。每个人都要竭尽全力。

Time was a ticking challenge, everything was moving fast. Rubble had to be urgently moved from nearby construction site. That meant we would have only one day to use the available machines to organize and design the space and another day to plant the vegetation and art pieces. We needed every woman and man.

▼ 工作人员在紧张地布置现场

The team setting up the space ©PLATO

▼ 废墟上的种植与艺术装置

Plantation and art pieces on the debris ©PLATO

出乎意料的是，这是我们最激动人心的一次团队合作经历。工作室的成员、艺术家们以及建筑工人共同的即兴创作，为这个“末日”空间的诞生创作出一段令人难忘的故事。艺术家Matyáš Chochola及其团队的表演宣告了作品的落成，为花园的开放拉开序幕，恣意地展现出黑色狂欢，如同在一个灭绝的文明废墟之上的舞蹈仪式。

Little did we know this was going to be one of the most thrilling team-building experience for us. The improvisation and creative collaboration of both our studio, artists and construction workers carved an unforgettable impression and story for the birth of this space. The conclusion of the work and hence opening of the garden was declared with an artistic performance by Matyáš Chochola and his team, depicting wild expressions of dark joy, a sort of dancing ritual on the ruins of an extinct civilization.

▼ 艺术家Matyáš Chochola及其团队的表演，如同文明废墟上的舞蹈仪式

The artistic performance by Matyáš Chochola and his team, a sort of dancing ritual on the ruins of an extinct civilazation ©PLATO

除了概念上的悲观主义之外，这座花园是一个非常实用且能鼓舞人心的公共空间。它具备一处充满活力的场地所需要的一切：咖啡吧、带有顶棚的半开敞空间、大面积的开窗，这些元素能给所有人带来安全感。这是一个多功能的场所，能满足不同季节的各类活动需求；这也是一处引人遐想的场所，吸引着好奇的人们近距离探索它的种种细节，也吸引着活力四射的人们来此嬉戏玩耍。

Beyond the conceptual pessimism, this garden behaves as a truely functional and inspirational public space. It has everything a vibrant place needs: a cafe, semi-shade, walls with large windows creating a safe lively space for all age groups. It‘s a flexible site that works in different seasons and for multi-purposes. It is a site that leaves people questioning. It draws the curious ones in to explore the details and pieces upclose and attracts the active ones or run around for a hide/seek game.

▼ 老少皆宜的公共空间，满足各类活动需求

A public space for all age groups and for multi-purpose ©PLATO 

▼ 活力四射的人们来此嬉戏玩耍

The site attracts active ones to play around ©PLATO

▼ 孩子们在这里玩捉迷藏

The site attracts children to run around for a hide/seek game ©PLATO

▼ 冬季里的未来花园

Garden of the future in winter ©PLATO

自开放以来，这些植物的长势超乎我们的预期。当人们漫步在废墟周围时，快速生长的自然力量震撼人心。

Since the opening plants took off much better then we imagined. It gives shivers, walking around the rubble and see how fast and powerful the natural change is. 

▼ 超乎预期的植物长势，震撼人心的自然力量

Plants took off much better than the team imagined, which implies an astonishing change of nature ©PLATO

▼ 设计平面图

Site plan ©PLATO

_项目信息

_{项目名称：未来花园}

_{项目类别：公共景观项目}

_{项目地点：捷克俄斯特拉发市}

_{项目角色：景观设计师}

_{设计公司：Atelier Partero}

_{设计与建成时间：2018年}

_{合作方：艺术家 Matyáš Chochola；影像艺术家 Rustan Soderling}

_{图片来源：PLATO}

_{摄影师网站：www.plato-ostrava.cz} 

_{联系邮箱：info@partero.cz}

_{Name of the project: Garden of the Future}

_{Project category: Hospitality}

_{Project location: Ostrava, Czech Republic}

_{Role in the project : Landscape architect}

_{Design Firm: Atelier Partero}

_{Design & built year: 2018}

_{Collaborators: Matyáš Chochola (artist),  Rustan Soderling (video-artist)}

_{Photo credits: PLATO}

_{Photographer’s website: www.plato-ostrava.cz} 

_{Contact email: info@partero.cz}

_{翻译：唐瑜}

_{编辑：闫露}

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