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图片关键词:广场 景观坐凳 意向图 The Anchorage Museum 历史 艺术博物馆 公共区域 景观平面图 博物馆 市民广场 公共空间 城市广场景观 休闲空间 市民公园 广场 广场设计 广场景观 广场景观设计 广场意向图 城市广场 广场座椅 广场景观意向 广场景观平面 景观广场 博物馆广场 % f% _& P* `! l0 ^% V+ b
Tips The northern-most major city in the United States, Anchorage spreads across the foothills at the head of Cook Inlet. Inspired by the dramatic wilderness setting, the design team’s unified goal for the Common was to encourage an appreciation of the museum's extraordinary natural surroundings. The landscape concept sprang from an idea to “scoop the trees from a nearby forest and toss them down in front of the museum.” 8 M, s' W5 \9 X. P# S% S% o; T
The grove of The Birches uses paper birches, one of the most culturally and ecologically important native trees in the state, salvaged from commercial developments. The trees are planted on a graduated grid, moving from dense spacing at the west end of the site to a light and airy configuration at the building face. The trees fill the park, complementing the dramatic form, mass, and semi-transparent skin of the building, and creating a striking presence at the street frontage. A low understory planting of natives affords the park a sense of openness and visibility. Together, these plants will adapt to the environmental influences of the city and create their own, dynamic urban ecology. , I4 ^% I" a, H/ N& B
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