The Breeze Hall
微风礼堂
  • 城市 : 上海   City : SHANGHAI
  • 面积 : 680㎡
  • 完成日期 : 2024-03-30    Completion Date : 2024-03-30
  • 设计师 : 撒尼夫、长山   Designer : Sanif, Chang Shan
  • 摄影 : 叶建源、吕晓斌、朱润资、撒尼夫、肖潇   Photographer : Ye Jianyuan\Lv Xiaobin\Zhu Runzi\Sanif\Xiao Xiao
  • 事务所官方工作室名称 : SHISUO是所设计   Official Name : SHISUO Design Office
  • 官网/公众号 : 网站:www.shi-suo.com 公众号:是所SHISUO   Website/Official Accounts : website:www.shi-suo.com wechat:是所SHISUO
The Breeze Hall  微风礼堂
微风礼堂的前身是鲁迅纪念馆南侧的一片杂树林,被栅栏划归为公园的边角,沦为城市发展的碎片而被人遗忘。2023年,是所SHISUO接受业主委托对这片场地进行重新梳理与规划。其主体建筑由羽翼般的钢结构屋架与地景般的基座组成,屋架悬浮于基座之上。纤细的钢结构阵列排开,轻盈通透的同时实现了很高的结构效率。截面仅有100*150mm的工字钢柱支撑起长度42m,跨度15m,高度12m的开放空间,服务于文化活动、展览与集会的需求。微风礼堂被视为一个承载城市集体记忆的庇护所,它除了具有震撼、高耸、超尺度的仪式空间,也充满了人体尺度的细节与材料处理。在开放后的短短半年里,微风礼堂成为了城市公共活动的发生器,承办了一系列具有社会影响力的公共文化活动,不仅创造了巨大的经济效益,也提升了城市空间的品质,受到了市民的追捧。借助这些公共活动的发生,微风礼堂在社交媒体中收获了超过3000w的阅读量,一举跃升成为上海艺文新地标。
The Breeze Hall was located on the south side of the Lu Xun Memorial Museum, which had been relegated to a corner of the park by a fence, forgotten as a fragment of urban development. In 2023, SHISUO was commissioned to redesign this area. The main building consists of a wing-like steel structure and a landscape-like podium. The slender structure is arranged in a way that is both light and transparent while achieving a high structural efficiency. With the I-beams(only 100*150mm) support an open space of 42m in length, 15m in span, and 12m in height, addressing the needs for cultural activities, exhibitions, and gatherings. It is regarded as a sanctuary that carries the collective memory of the city; it features not only a dramatic, towering, and hyperscale ceremonial space but also details and material treatment at a human scale. In just six months since its opening, the Breeze Hall has become a generator of public activities, hosting a series of socially impactful cultural events that not only created significant economic benefits but also enhanced the quality of urban space, gaining the favor of citizens. Through these public events, the Breeze Hall garnered over 30 million views on social media, becoming a new cultural landmark in Shanghai.