海伦·迪勒市政中心游乐场

在旧金山的市政中心广场内，ACLA设计了两个俯瞰市政厅的游乐场。与公共土地信托基金以及娱乐和公园部的密切合作，为家庭在人口稠密的社区提供了一个诱人和安全的玩耍场所，并帮助催化了受挑战的城市地区的变化。游乐场独特而巧妙，是旧金山雾气运动的诠释。

俯冲和耐用的钢构件螺旋和扭曲，同时在游乐场上伸展蓝色和银色的网。孩子们爬过云状网，到达平台和滑梯，可以看到广场到市政厅的景色。

在最大的结构上，三层游戏网通过冲孔漏斗相互连接，并环绕着人行道，在天空中创造了一个秘密的藏身之处，非常适合标签游戏。

一条细长的像素杆森林排列在主步行走廊和广场的东部边缘，“卡尔”互动灯饰激活了游乐场之间的相邻空间。两者都是与Anti-Clockwise Arts合作设计的，互动和脉冲灯营造出一种生活氛围，将项目贯穿整个夜晚，并为广场提供额外的照明。

新的游乐场现在具有双重身份——一个吸引游客、大型学校团体和托儿所的标志性空间，也是供个别家庭享受的日常游戏空间。

海伦·迪勒家庭基金会的委员会以及与公共土地信托基金和旧金山娱乐和公园部的合作进程鼓励了这个具有挑战性的地区的机构间协调和社区参与。

游乐场的最初目标是为家庭创造一个鼓舞人心、有趣和安全的地方。他们的角色已经发展成为周围社区再生的催化剂。

“旧金山市政中心现在更干净、更安全了——一个玩耍和吃点东西的地方......公民中心迄今为止的进展可以成为未来努力重做破旧城市走廊的典范。”——2018年10月23日 旧金山纪事报

认可

荣誉奖

旧金山设计周

Kirby Ward Fitzpatrick奖

旧金山建筑基金会

优异奖

美国景观建筑师协会北加州分会

IDEAS²奖

美国钢铁建筑学会

位置

加利福尼亚州旧金山

摄影

Bruce Damonte，Lindsay Upson

结构建筑师

Endres工作室

Helen Diller Civic Center Playground

Within San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza, ACLA designed two playgrounds overlooking City Hall. Close collaboration with the Trust for Public Land and the Department of Recreation and Parks provides an inviting and safe place for families to play in densely populated neighborhoods and has helped catalyze change in challenged urban areas. The playground is unique and ingenious, an interpretation of the San Francisco fog movement.

Swooping and durable steel components spiral and twist while stretching a net of blue and silver across the playground. Children climb over the cloud-like net to reach the platform and slide, with views of the square to City Hall.

On the largest structure, three layers of play mesh are connected to each other by punched funnels and wrap around the walkway, creating a secret hiding place in the sky, perfect for tag games.

A forest of slender pixel poles lines the eastern edge of the main pedestrian corridor and the square, with "Carl" interactive lighting activating the adjacent Spaces between the playgrounds. Both were designed in collaboration with Anti-Clockwise Arts, with interactive and pulsing lights creating a living atmosphere that carries the project through the night and provides additional lighting to the plaza.

The new playground now has a dual identity - an iconic space that attracts visitors, large school groups and nurseries, as well as a daily play space for individual families to enjoy.

The board of the Helen Diller Family Foundation and the collaborative process with the Trust for Public Land and the San Francisco Department of Recreation and Parks have encouraged inter-agency coordination and community engagement in this challenging area.

The original goal of the playground was to create an inspiring, fun and safe place for families. Their role has evolved into a catalyst for the regeneration of the surrounding community.

"The San Francisco Civic Center is cleaner and safer now - a place to play and get something to eat...... The progress of the Civic Center to date can serve as a model for future efforts to redo dilapidated urban corridors."- San Francisco Chronicle, October 23, 2018

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Honorable mention

San Francisco Design Week

Kirby Ward Fitzpatrick Award

San Francisco Architecture Foundation

Merit award

American Society of Landscape Architects, Northern California Chapter

IDEAS² Award

American Institute of Steel Construction

position

San Francisco, California

shoot

Bruce Damonte, Lindsay Upson

Structural architect

Endres Studio