纳什维尔音乐城中心美国田纳西州那什维尔
2018-09-21tvsdesign,Tuck-HintonArchitects,MoodyNolan,Inc.Architects
业主:纳什维尔都市发展与住宅代理公司
面积:1 200 000 平方呎
展厅 370 000 平方呎;舞厅 60 000 平方呎;会议室 120 000 平方呎;停车库 1 800 位
LEED数控黄金认证
日期:2009年——2013年
造价:四亿二千五百万美元
设计小组:TVS、Tuck-Hinton 建筑师事务所、Moody Nolan 建筑师事务所
Client: Nashville Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency
Areas: 1,200,000 sf
370,000 sf exhibit halls; 60,000 sf ballrooms;120,000 sf meeting rooms; 1,800 space parking garage
LEED NC Gold Certified
Dates: 2009 - 2013
Cost: $425,000,000
Team: tvsdesign/Tuck-Hinton Architects/Moody Nolan, Inc. Architects
纳什维尔音乐城中心,沿第五大道而立,距离历史上著名的莱曼大礼堂和许多其它音乐文化场所,只有几个街区远。音乐城中心于2013年5月对外开放,将为那什维尔市百老汇南街区注入新的生机。
TVS设计团队/Tuck-Hinton建筑师/Moody Nolan有限公司的建筑师们,对百老汇南部尚未充分利用的空间进行了调研,鉴于设施的各大功能单元会影响到周边地区,建筑师们认真考虑了其选址问题。服务区隐藏不见,在主要人行道和车辆通道两侧设置商业场所或文化场所,构建热闹繁华的公共广场,向周边街区居民敞开怀抱。此外,还开始了对韩国退伍军人大道的扩建工作,以增强整个城市沿街道区域的互通性。
音乐城中心设计的初衷是充分尊重周边街区居民的需求,积极吸引居民的参与,进而推动新业务的发展。音乐城中心将纳什维尔丰富的音乐历史融入到新的环境中,以促进展览、会议、以及旅游方面的发展。
Located along Fifth Avenue, just a few blocks from the historic Ryman Auditorium and numerous other music and cultural venues, the Music City Center, opened in May 2013, will bring new life to the South of Broadway (SOBRO) neighborhood of Nashville.
The design team of tvsdesign/Tuck-Hinton Architects/Moody Nolan, Inc. Architects studied the underutilized area of SOBRO and gave careful consideration to the placement of the facility’s many functional elements that will affect the surrounding area. The design turns a positive face to surrounding neighborhoods by concealing service areas and placing potential commercial or cultural venues with lively public concourses along main pedestrian and vehicular corridors. The planned extension of Korean Veterans Boulevard has also taken place to enhance cross-city connectivity along KVB.
The plan for the Music City Center is designed to serve as a catalyst for new business by respecting the surrounding neighborhood and turning a welcoming face to the community. It strives to connect the rich music history of Nashville to a new home for expositions, meetings and tourism.