Photography | Tim Hurstley
Jewel是新加坡机场的一个综合项目，在一个可控制气候的玻璃穹顶内创造了对大自然的多感官体验。一个八英亩的花园，在其内部零散空间整合意想不到的特点，将吸引各个年龄的冒险家。花园露台向下近30米，形成一个带有非正式圆形剧场座位的中央聚集空间。餐厅和咖啡馆，以及活动广场，都可以从花园进入。游客可以在建筑中心体验光和水的展示，水和从屋顶捕捉到的雨水成为投影屏幕。
Jewel is an integrated project at the Singapore Airport that creates a multi-sensory experience of nature within a climate-controlled glass dome. An eight-acre garden over interior retail space integrates unexpected features that will attract adventurers of all ages. Gardens terrace down nearly 30 meters to a central gathering space with informal amphitheater seating. Restaurants and cafes, as well as an event plaza, can all be accessed from within the garden. Visitors can experience a light and water show at the center of the building, where water and captured rainfall from the roof becoming a projection screen.
Photography | Tim Hurstley
Photography | Tim Hurstley
中心特色是一个40米高的雨漩涡——世界上最大的室内瀑布，和一个在森林谷中种植了2000多棵树木的花园。
The central feature is a 40-metre-high Rain Vortex—the world’s largest indoor waterfall—and a garden with 2,000 trees in the Forest Valley.
Photography | Tim Hurstley
Photography | Tim Hurstley
Jewel也是一个综合用途的开发项目，拥有花园、景点、零售、餐饮、酒店和支持机场运营的设施。其中包括多雾的保龄球——充满雾气的游戏区，能让人产生在云中玩耍的错觉，还有一个壮观的14000平方米的屋顶公园，里面有花园、步道和游乐设施。
The Jewel is also a mixed-use development with gardens, attractions, retail, dining, a hotel and facilities to support airport operations. These include Foggy Bowls—mist-filled play areas that evoke the illusion of playing amidst the clouds—and a spectacular, 14,000-square-metre rooftop park that’s home to gardens, walking trails and play attractions.
Photography | Tim Hurstley
Jewel | Changi Airport, Singapore
Location | Singapore
Completion | 2018 Opening | April 2019
Client | Changi Airport Group and Capital Malls Asia
Landscape Architect | PWP Landscape Architecture
Architect | Safdie Architects
Rain Vortex | engineered by WET Design.
Photography | Tim Hurstley
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