锯木厂给附近地区带来了工业化前的特征。 在19世纪,由于城市扩展,Frederik Hendrikbuurt拆除了米尔地区。 卡尔夫(Kalff)在1877年绘制的城市规划是基于现有路径和战trench的模式。 它还提出了住房类型的混合体,这就是为什么弗雷德里克·亨德里克(Frederik Hendrik)地区最初是一个社区,各行各业的人们一起生活。 弗雷德里克·亨德里克大街(Frederik Hendrikstraat)一直是该地区的骨干力量,一直到弗雷德里克·亨德里克植物园(Frederik Hendrikplantsoen)结束,这是一个建于1886年的绿色公园。即使到今天,仍然有一些树木可以追溯到那个时期。 但是,除一家工厂外,所有工厂都消失了。 “水獭”建于1631年,至今仍是弗雷德里克·亨德里克地区的重要文化历史元素。9 p7 Z! m% U7 r" z
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" |9 P, u7 P4 n5 r4 ]1 r) XIn the design, Carve connects the three planned play-zones by introducing an iconic ‘air bridge’, that is oriented in the opposite direction to the path system below. Because of this, the paths of the park continue in an unobstructed way underneath the object. Also, because a large part of the play-zone is elevated, as little space as possible is absorbed by the play-zones, hence introducing an interesting interaction between the playing children and people who take a stroll underneath the object.8 _2 ]! N, H |8 I4 G; M
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The play garland, which hovers a spectacular five meters above the ground, between the canopies of the historic trees, adds a new layer to the park. The three play towers all have a different function, that is connected to a specific age group. Children can climb, lounge in hammocks and a large play-net, or jump on a trampoline at four meters height. The twisted play garland rests on metal poles, which are clad with wood, that will turn grey in time. Whoever takes a careful look, will see little animal-icons embedded into the poles, as a subtle reference to the many sawmills that once stood here.
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Short office name: Carve
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Website: http://www.carve.nl/en/item/181
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Carve team: Elger Blitz, Thomas Tiel Groenestege, Lucas Beukers, Jona de Bokx, Jasper van der Schaaf, Hannah Schubert) y& X3 m# A; n5 n0 @- ^$ I$ D
In collaboration with: Buro Sant en Co landschapsarchitecten (redesign park) and Atelier Joep van Lieshout (art objects)8 v5 N( e: p) s) |+ u
Photocredits: Carve (Marleen Beek)( n' t3 l# h5 R% g+ z
Project location: Frederik Hendrikplantsoen, Amsterdam) T' v v& i0 r& U
Design years: 2012-20145 d7 [* _ q& O" ?. X% v4 W
Year Completed: October 2015
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