生长中的纪念装置 / NEXT architects

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NEXT architects：这是一个象征着蒂尔堡城市繁荣昌盛的纪念装置——“生长的纺织纪念碑”。2009年正值该市200周年之际，它作为庆祝活动的一部分在蒂尔堡纺织博物馆落地。

NEXT architects：A monument to represent the blossoming and flourishing of the city of Tilburg, a ‘textielgroeimonument’ (textile growth monument), realized at the Textile museum Tilburg in 2009 as part of the celebration of the 200th anniversary of the city.

设计的初衷是我们在想：既然容纳纺织品博物馆的建筑可以隐喻性地说是活的纪念碑，那么是否有可能创造一个真正由活体建造的不断生长的纪念碑呢？

Since the Mommers complex that accommodates the textile museum is metaphorically speaking a living monument, would it perhaps be possible to create a growing monument that is literally built up from living matter？

这个新构筑可以解读为工业综合体的补充：它的形态让人联想到高耸的工厂建筑，以另一种方式再现了纺织博物馆的建筑结构。

The new volume can be read as an addition to the industrial complex: a shape that brings to mind the high factory buildings; a reprise of the building structure of the textile museum.

繁茂的生长赋予了这座纪念碑大自然的活力。它确实在生长，无论何时何刻看起来总是充满活力，而且它不再拥有巨大体量，而是一个透明、开放的结构。

The overgrowth lends to the monument the dynamics of nature. It literally grows, and this ensures that it always looks alive. It is not a massive volume but a transparent, open structure.

一个连通室内空间与庭院的简单平台，为纪念碑提供了连接的可能，也为建筑群周围的空地提供了一个起点。它采用了目前Goirkestraat正在开发的创造性公共领域的“一方通行”式设计，促进大家的相遇与交流。因此，当构筑本身将过去变成现在的可见体验时，这个平台代表走向未来的第一步。

A platform connects the interior space with the courtyard. It provides a possible connection to the monument and a starting point in the open space around the complex. It facilitates encounters and exchanges and in doing so it adopts the part of accelerator in the creative public domain that is currently being developed in Goirkestraat. And so as the volume turns the past into a visible experience in the present, the platform is the first step towards the future.

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“运用植物景观赋予建筑结构生命力，既有观赏性，又有深刻的隐喻意义。”

审稿编辑：Via Wang

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