2016年，印度神(shen)州島發現(xian)好幾(ji)回系大(da)(da)大(da)(da)自然災害，奪(duo)取(qu)了某個熊天津(jin)市(shi)的(de)搭(da)建物，并是完全奪(duo)取(qu)好幾(ji)回些大(da)(da)自然災害。 在這一(yi)種癥狀下，Yabashi Architects決定的(de)不可以換在洪(hong)水中被搞壞的(de)工(gong)程高層建筑。 反著的(de)，他(ta)引入新(xin)一(yi)個小區驅(qu)動(dong)包的(de)要主(zhu)要用途公(gong)共性(xing)服務器，信(xin)息(xi)提示老百(bai)姓，在不便(bian)南北朝時期(qi)保護(hu)人共融的(de)極為重要。

A series of massive earthquakes struck the island of Kyushu, Japan in 2016,

ravaging built structures throughout the city of Kumamoto and altogether demolishing some.

In this instance, Yabashi Architects decided not to directly replace a building that was lost during the

earthquakes. Rather, they constructed a community-driven multi-purpose public space

as a reminder that upholding human symbiosis is crucial to surviving through difficult times. 

“我(wo)們大家計(ji)劃(hua)方案打了個個公益性前(qian)景，人體于我(wo)也互動(dong)視頻(pin)，周邊的購買東西區協作，主要包括(kuo)本土項目，行政性應用場景和企業(ye)文化洽談，”Yabashi說。

“We planned a public space of private space where people interact with each other in a circle, such as cooperation with nearby shopping areas, local events, administrative use, and cultural exchange,” says Yabashi. 

Omoken Park隸屬于一座(zuo)座(zuo)魁梧的雙層(ceng)工業建筑(zhu)工程(cheng)施工材料(liao)當中，有的是個低矮的半開敞(chang)式(shi)建筑(zhu)工程(cheng)施工材料(liao)。

施(shi)工師(shi)融于了周邊街景所或(huo)缺的(de)屬性，列如進行在途徑下方的(de)種(zhong)直(zhi)環(huan)保(bao)沉(chen)水植物建(jian)立“衣兜主(zhu)題公園”的(de)的(de)設計(ji)市場概(gai)念。

木因素從戶內延升到室外(wai)，墻上與(yu)地被護(hu)墻板完美(mei)地快遞在混著。

Sandwiched between two tall, multi-level commercial buildings, Omoken Park is a low,

semi-enclosed structure. The architects incorporated elements that the surrounding streetscape lacked,

such as introducing a ‘pocket park’ via patches of greenery planted on either side of a timber

pathway that leads into the interior. The timber flows seamlessly from the outside in,

with the floors and walls clad harmoniously with blonde cross laminated timber boards.     

底樓兩端對外開放，建(jian)成(cheng)三條直線的(de)走廊。 其中(zhong)一個十(shi)分(fen)簡單的(de)咖啡服務自動柜員機和公益性凳子充(chong)填內外部。

要(yao)為在(zai)(zai)最短的(de)建筑(zhu)裝修(xiu)工程概算和規律受(shou)到(dao)限制(zhi)區(qu)間內上班，建筑(zhu)裝修(xiu)工程師將(jiang)1層建筑(zhu)面積確保(bao)在(zai)(zai)100平(ping)米米以內，

盡將會變(bian)少對環境(jing)的學習壓力。簡便的鋼架支持木外墻干掛石(shi)材和底座。

The ground floor is open at both ends, creating a walkway through to the street parallel.

A simple coffee counter and communal table populate the interior.

In order to work within a minimal construction budget and legal restrictions,

the architects kept the lower volume to less than 100sqm,

creating as little strain as possible on the environment.

A simple steel frame supports the timber facades and pile foundation. 

階梯性式(shi)屋檐(yan)達成是一個(ge)可行駛的(de)樓(lou)頂避護所(suo)。

完成臺階式制定創建(jian)的狹(xia)縫容許兩(liang)個點當然光吸(xi)收(shou)到了一點空間，

進十步將的(de)活動余地與活潑(po)可愛小區的(de)環境融為(wei)一梯。

設計方案了局(ju)部靠椅，勉勵本省人(ren)留有和(he)溝通交(jiao)流(liu)。

Stepped eaves that form an accessible rooftop shelter the single ground storey.

The slits created by the stepped design allows multiple points for natural light to penetrate the lower level,

further integrating the event space with the ambience of the lively neighbourhood.

The steps also create seats, encouraging locals to mingle and linger.