项目：Singapore Moses Saadi jewelry airport
位置：新加坡
标签：商业环境设计方案
建筑师：摩西萨

整个建筑由68 岁的美国建筑师摩西萨设计，摩西萨迪曾设计过加拿大国家美术馆、波士顿博物馆和以色列大屠杀纪念馆等。他的作品一向以奇思怪想著称。摩西萨迪设计的休闲中心临水而建，三栋50 层塔楼和其他低矮建筑构成一个和谐的整体。

离水边最近的是一个外形像莲花的建筑，八朵花瓣向外张开着，由金属材料制成，这就是艺术和科技中心。在它身后是一排波浪屋顶的建筑，这是休闲中心的核心，赌场就在其中。这里有会展厅、零售空间和艺术剧院。这些建筑分三个区域，安排在高耸的塔楼和“敞开”的艺术中心之间，像是被包围在梦幻的苍穹之中。

此外，周边还将兴建新植物园、滨海湾行人道和巨型摩天轮。目前，仍处在计划中。休闲中心中，最抢眼的设计就是三座塔楼，它的外形像是三个硕大无比的晾衣夹。在25 层，建筑师设计了一条走道连接三座塔楼。塔楼顶端盖了一个巨型的空中花园，将三幢塔楼连接为一体。设计师还设计了50.3 米长的机翼形悬挑，让空中花园向外扩展。

从空中俯视，这个空中花园不仅鸟语花香、芳草鲜美，还有人工湖泊。届时，人们还可以在这里溜冰。摩西?萨迪的设计灵感来自一叠整齐的纸牌，于是就有了如此布局整齐却高低错落的建筑群。他说，整体布局犹如盛放的花朵，这契合新加坡花园城市的主题，把当地文化和历史结合起来。

It has been announced that construction work is underway at Singapore’s Changi airport, where Moshe Safdie’s eponymous firm has been selected to complete the design of a striking new addition to the site. Titled ‘project jewel’, the development will transform the city-state’s main air hub into a public gathering space replete with gardens, retail outlets and entertainment facilities.

Strategically located at the heart of the existing plan, the 134,000 square meter project has been conceived as a destination in its own right, boosting Singapore’s appeal as a welcoming stopover location. to ensure a seamless flow of movement for passengers and visitors, ‘jewel’ will be connected to Changi’s terminal 1 through its expanded arrival hall, and linked to terminals 2 and 3 via pedestrian bridges.

Contained beneath a soaring glazed dome, the scheme is organized around a 40 meter-tall waterfall that cascades from a central oculus positioned at the top of the vaulted roof canopy. This feature, named the ‘rain vortex’, is surrounded by an indoor landscape of vegetation, with a walking trail – referred to as the ‘forest valley’ – traversing the site. Recalling the tradition of metropolitan centers with great parks, the vegetation associated with Safdie’s design is continued externally, with the approach to the airport lined with large canopy trees and lush greenery.

The building’s curved geometry creates a natural location for the ‘rain vortex’ to form at the center of the plan. This distinctive shape also provides inherent structural strength to the glass and steel dome façade, allowing the framework to remain delicate in the tradition of glass conservatories. At night, the waterfall will become the backdrop for a light and sound show, visible from the dining terraces that face into the garden center. Rainwater will be funneled into the waterfall and harvested for reuse.

At the uppermost level of the plan, a roof garden, known as the ‘canopy park’, has a series of attractions designed in conjunction with PWP landscape architecture, the project’s landscape consultants. Below, the suspended roof arches over the covered atrium, which is connected at multiple levels to the surrounding retail floors. With work already underway, construction of ‘project jewel’ is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2018.