「奇異現代」的博物館建築

設計 06-15

紐約市的美國自然歷史博物館（AMNH）在其新設施 - 「，科學，教育和創意中心」 - 上破土動工。由甘工作室設計，為了鼓勵所有年齡段的遊客探索科學世界，這個230,000平方英尺的項目將增加展覽館，最先進的教室，沉浸式劇院及重新設計的圖書館。

該項目將展出博物館更多的收藏品，並連接博物館的10棟建築，以改善整個校園的遊客流量。

new york city』s american museum of natural history (AMNH) breaks ground on its new facility, the 『richard gilder center for science, education, and innovation』. designed by studio gang to inspire visitors of all ages to explore the world of science, the spectacular 230,000-square-foot project will add exhibition galleries, state-of-the-art classrooms, an immersive theater, and a redesigned library. the undertaking will exhibit more of the museum』s scientific collections and link ten of the museum』s buildings to improve visitor flow throughout the campus.

eanne gang珍妮·甘和她的團隊設計了這個項目，以正式表達地球的自然過程。gilder中心將通過先進的展覽和專門學習區的創新教育項目，向所有年齡段的遊客介紹最新的研究成果。

新的展覽 - 包括一個多層玻璃幕牆的「收藏品核心」，將容納近四百萬個科學標本 - 將首次允許參觀自然歷史博物館的工作收藏品區，展示和突出支持科學知識的物證。博物館將採用一系列環境可持續設計策略，以減少浪費和節約能源，來獲得LEED黃金認證。

eanne gang with her team at studio gang designed the project to formally express earth』s natural processes. the gilder center will introduce visitors of all ages to current research through cutting-edge exhibitions and innovative education programs in dedicated learning zones. with new exhibitions — including a multi-story glass-walled 『collections core』 which will house nearly four million scientific specimens — visitors to the museum of natural history will for the first time be allowed to see into working collections areas, revealing and highlighting the physical evidence that underpins scientific knowledge. the museum will seek a LEED gold certification by deploying a range of environmentally sustainable design strategies to reduce waste and conserve energy.

中央展廳歡迎遊客進入博物館，欣賞新的美術館和通往校園中心的小徑。該中心沿著宏偉的中央座位高度樓梯和連接博物館新舊部分的橋樑提供聚會空間。

50多年來，susan and peter j. solomon昆蟲館將成為第一個專門收藏昆蟲的博物館 - 昆蟲是地球上最多樣化的動物群，佔地球上所有生物的一半以上。

一個新的蝴蝶博物館引入了一個全年的生活展覽，讓遊客觀察蝴蝶及其行為。

a central exhibition hall welcomes visitors to the museum with views through to new galleries and pathways into the heart of the campus. the center offers gathering spaces along a grand centralized seating height stair and bridges connecting new and existing parts of the museum. the 『susan and peter j. solomon family insectarium』 will be the first museum gallery in more than 50 years to be dedicated to insects — the most diverse group of animals on earth, comprising more than half of known organisms. a new butterfly vivarium introduces a year-round living exhibit that will allow visitors to observe butterflies and their behaviors. see designboom』s previous coverage of the project here.