树景 中国香港

建设单位：香港路政署

占地面积：1500 平方米

设计时间：2016年5月至2018年8月

工程时间：2018年8月至2019年1月

设计团队：LAAB Architects

项目管理：新世界发展有限公司

结构：ARUP, EFT Craft, NWFE

机电工程：AECOM

交通工程：HWSPB

灯光设计：Lightswitch

发布资源：根据预设的教学目标和之前得到的学生学情分析，教师主动向学生推送多种形式的课程预习内容，包括微课、视频、课件、图片、文本等，同时推送课程和书本上需要预习的内容。例如：通过动画、图片等方式，让学生了解生活中汽车的变色龙车身，从而引入教学任务“汽车面漆特种喷涂装饰”。

景观设计：James Corner Field Operation, Urbis

营造厂：NWCON, NWFE, Realfit

摄影：LAAB Architects

Client: Highway Department, HKSARG

Site Area: 1500 m2

Design year: 2016.5 - 2018.8

Completion year: 2018.8 - 2019.1

Design team: LAAB Architects

Landscape Architects: James Corner Field Operation, Urbis

Lighting Designer: Lightswitch

M&E Engineer: AECOM

Transport Engineer: HWSPB

Design Structural Engineers: ARUP, EFT Craft, NWFE

Registered Structural Engineer: ARUP

Contractors: NWCON, NWFE, Real fit

Photographer: LAAB Architects

这组以树作景的公共设施，是香港建筑团队LAAB的作品。梳士巴利道上种了几颗树头菜 (Spider Tree), 是马路旁难得的一道绿色风景。新世界中心的重建计划保留了这些树，而它们也成为了树景的设计灵感。从尖沙咀的J2 出口一直到Victoria Dockside 外的巴士站，树景和树头菜互相呼应，仿佛是彼此的延续。白天，阳光翻越树景的枝节，散落在地；晚上，泛黄的街灯把整条通道染成金黄。树景高高低低，像森林里的树。六边形的树冠遵守了大自然的礼仪，它们共同成长却不遮挡。雨量高的日子，高低不一的树冠也能帮忙排走过多的雨水。树景的骨干用钢铁做成，它们的设计经过精密的计算，坚固的建筑足以抵挡台风的季节。

等上车的日子，有时风雨有时晴。冷雨夜，树景为梳士巴利道撑起一把大伞；盛夏里，树景是过路人乘凉的一顶屋檐。

Located along the hustle and bustle Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, one of the hottest tourist spots in Hong Kong, Salisbury Treescape is a series of the tree-like canopy that pays tribute to the urban nature along the harbourfront. Stretches from the J2 exit of Tsim Sha Tsui east MTR station to the bus stops at Victoria Dockside,Salisbury Treescape extends the tree canopy along Salisbury Road to form an enchanting streetscape immersed in nature.

Built with varying heights to frame a dynamic vista from the escalator, the forest-like structure outside the J2 exit comprises clusters of hexagonal nesting sealed with fritted temper glass cover and timber- fin like screen.The steel branches are carefully computed to support the canopy and are constructed to withstand the typhoon season in Hong Kong. The hexagonal canopy echoes with the spider trees along Salisbury Road while shielding users from heavy rain, blinding sunlight, and scorching summer heat. The stepping roof also drains excessive rainwater in the summer.

As people ride up the escalator, they are greeted by the tender light and shadow that shined through the shaded canopy. At night, the dim streetlights re flect on the canopy to create a romantic golden-yellow passage.

Often known as one of the densest cities in the world, urban nature is a much-cherished treasure in Hong Kong.Carefully merging architecture with nature, Salisbury Treescape provides an alternative imagination to the future of public infrastructure.