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架构师提供的文本描述。迪肯大学的伯伍德公路正面大楼提供了新的学术和高水平的研究空间，旨在容纳大学的卫生学院，以及一些行政和支助领域。

Text description provided by the architects. Deakin University’s Burwood Highway Frontage Building provides new academic and high level research spaces directed towards accommodating the University’s Faculty of Health plus a number of administrative and support areas.

伯伍德公路的正面是一座八层的塔楼，连接着一座五层的领奖台，位于墨尔本迪肯大学的两个主要入口之间。作为校园的关键建筑，建筑意图围绕着两个关键概念：功能简介所要求的空间构成，以及客户创建校园门户建筑的愿望。

The Burwood Highway Frontage is an eight-level tower connected to a five-level podium building, running between the two main entrances of Deakin University in Melbourne. Envisioned as a pivotal building for the campus, the architectural intention centred around two key concepts: the spatial composition required by the functional brief, and the client’s aspiration to create a gateway building for the campus.

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为了实现这两个相交的简报，该建筑的方向远离南缘和高速公路，创建了两个朝北的庭院，作为公众和大学社区的社会聚集空间，同时也加强和扩展了伯伍德校园的景观性质。

In order to achieve these two intersecting briefs, the building was oriented away from the southern edge and the highway, creating two north-facing courtyards that act as social gathering spaces for the public and university community, while also reinforcing and extending the landscape nature of the Burwood campus.

 Typical Floor Plan

建筑的总建筑面积约为17，000平方米，建筑的聚集量很大，特别是与更精细的城市住宅谷物Burwood并列。这分为两种明显的形式：一种是更高的金色，以强调进入校园；另一种是用对比银来抓住主干道的边缘，回应公众的境界。这一配色方案力求扩大建筑库存的类型，就像巴西利亚的情况一样，在那里，整个建筑外墙都覆盖着单一颜色的整体百叶窗。保持彩色装饰基本上两个加强主要建筑形式和他们的存在到校园。

With a gross floor area of approximately 17,000 sqm, the massing for the building was significant, especially juxtaposed with the much finer, residential urban grain of Burwood. This was broken into two clear forms: one taller in gold to accentuate the entry into the campus, and the other in contrasting silver to hold the edge of the main road and respond to the public realm. This colour scheme sought to expand on the typology of building stocks much like those in Brasília where entire building façades are clad in a single colour of monolithic louvres. Keeping the coloured finishes to essentially two strengthens the main building forms and their presence to the campus.

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基本结构的一般概念符合勒柯布西耶的MaisonDom-ino，允许在整个建筑中进行自由形式的规划。大量的现场混凝土被用作成品表面.

The general concept of the base structure is in line with Le Corbusier's Maison Dom-ino, allowing free-form planning to occur throughout building. A significant amount of in-situ concrete was used as a finished surface.

混凝土也是构成公共领域的流动景观形式的关键要素。在大多数的百叶窗上涂上一种像铝这样的脆材料，与这种粗野的混凝土形成了强烈的对比。使用的材料数量减少，以创造一种不朽的建筑语言。

Concrete was also a key ingredient in the creation of the flowing landscape forms that constitute the public realm. Applying a crisper material like aluminium for the louvres to the majority of the provided a strong contrast with this abundance of brutalist concrete. The number of materials used was reduced to create a monumental architectural language.

 West Elevation

西向立面图

室内被认为是一个新的学术工作场所，为健康学院提供了高水平的研究空间，比传统的细胞布局更类似于当代的工作环境。该设计还提供了任务、社交和休息空间，促进了合作，并将各部门、学生和教职员工联系在一起。

The interior was considered as a new academic workplace, providing high level research spaces for the Faculty of Health that are more akin to contemporary workplace environments than a traditional, cellular layout. The design also provides task, social and rest spaces; promotes collegiality; and connects departments, students and faculty within the building.

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提供两个外部庭院提供了改善连通性和活动的机会，增加了校园内的合作。其他要素包括停车场、公共艺术画廊、图书馆和咖啡馆等设施，以及鼓励公众和大学社区聚会的景观区。

The provision of two external courtyards provided the opportunity to improve connectivity and activity, increasing collegiality on campus. Additional elements include car park, facilities such as a public art gallery, library and café, and a landscaped area that encourages public and university community gathering.

Interior Designers Woods Bagot

Location Deakin University, Melbourne Burwood Campus, 221 Burwood Highway, Burwood VIC 3125, Australia

Category University

Architect in Charge Sarah Ball

Project Architects David Ley, Karl Engstrom

Area 17000.0 sqm

Project Year 2014

Photographs Peter Bennetts