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架构师提供的文本描述。查尔斯·阿斯布雷(Charles Asprey)和内阁画廊馆长马丁·麦基翁(Martin McGeown)和安德鲁·惠特利(Andrew Wheatley)一直在寻找一个永久的画廊空间。他们最终在前沃克斯豪尔游乐花园找到了一处场地，这是1729年建立的音乐、餐饮和艺术场所。这是被摧毁的克莱德·普布勋爵(Lord Clyde Pub)的不规则足迹。与沃克斯豪尔游乐花园和兰贝思议会的朋友合作，特雷佛·霍恩建筑师得以合并这条道路，并扩大了公园的面积。

Text description provided by the architects. Charles Asprey, who financed the development, and the directors of Cabinet Gallery, Martin McGeown and Andrew Wheatley, had been looking for nearly a decade to find a permanent gallery space.  They eventually found a site in the former Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens a venue for music, dining and art established in 1729.  The site was the irregular footprint of the demolished Lord Clyde Pub, next to a former service road.  Working with friends of Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and Lambeth Council Trevor Horne Architects were able to consolidate the site and enlarge the public park by incorporating the road.

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该公司以前曾与维多利亚·米罗(Victoria Miro)等画廊和同行合作，与查尔斯·阿斯布雷(Charles Asprey)和画廊主管合作，以及他们的一些艺术家共同开发了这一设计。

The practice, which has previously worked with such galleries as Victoria Miro and PEER, worked collaboratively with Charles Asprey and the gallery directors, plus a number of their artists to develop the design.

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这是一个定制的展厅，反映了内阁的传统和国际声誉。结果是一座五层高的砖墙建筑，标志着公园的入口处，有一个十二面的画廊，决定了底层建筑展览和办公空间的总体形式，顶层有一个全玻璃化的活动空间，中间有公寓，这些公寓帮助资助项目。

The brief was for a bespoke gallery that would reflect the iconoclastic and international reputation of Cabinet.  The result is a five storey brick building marking an entrance to the park with a twelve-sided gallery that determined the overall form of the building – exhibition and office space on the lower levels, a fully glazed events space on top with flats between, the flats helping finance the project 

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特雷弗·霍恩建筑师与画廊主任和他们一起工作的艺术家密切合作，将他们的作品融入建筑的三个要素。马克·卡米尔·柴莫维茨(Marc Camille Chaimowicz)提出了大橡木窗的设计方案，露西·麦肯齐(Lucy McKenzie)在阳台上制作了手绘的长筒式长袍(trompe l‘oeil)陶瓷覆层，约翰·奈特(John Knight)在公园和画廊之间构思了一个狭小的“缝隙”孔，这是基于艺术家们会

Trevor Horne Architects worked closely with the gallery directors and the artists with whom they work to incorporate their work into three elements of the building. Marc Camille Chaimowicz proposed the large oak window design, Lucy McKenzie produced the hand painted trompe l’oeil ceramic cladding to the balconies, and John Knight conceived the narrow ‘slot’ aperture between the park and gallery, based on the historic doors that artists would have cut into walls or floors through which to pass canvases.

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材料包括彼得森科伦巴砖，橡木窗框，暴露混凝土和玄武岩地板。混凝土空心板结构允许一个无柱画廊空间，并提供了更大的灵活性，为上层的布局，同时减少了二氧化碳的具体体现。

Materials include Petersen Kolumba bricks, oak window frames, exposed concrete and basalt flooring. The concrete voided slab structure allows for a column free gallery space and gives greater flexibility for the upper floors layout whilst reducing embodied CO2.

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Architects Trevor Horne Architects

Location Vauxhall, London SE11, United Kingdom

Category Gallery

Architects in Charge Trevor Horne, Aaron Down

Area 890.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Tim Crocker

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