everyone × Urban Waterfront Space

所有人都在使用建筑空间，地球上绝大部分人都生活在城市中。设计创意与每个人都息息相关。听听各行各业大家的想法，通过他们看世界，也听听他们对城市，建筑，设计与创意的看法。交流让世界更大。

gooood为你奉上“每个人everyone”专辑。这是第十九期：每个人 × 城市滨水空间

Most of people lives in cities, experiencing architecture spaces everyday. Design is closely related to everyone, and listening to people from other industries also enables us to expand our understanding about design, architecture, urban environment and the whole world.

everyone album NO.19 – everyone × Urban Waterfront Space

出品人：向玲 | Producer: Xiang Ling
编辑团队：陈诺嘉，杨子遥，伍培燊 | Editor: Chen Nuojia, Yangziyao, Wu Peishen

 

▼四分半精选视频（建议选择蓝光1080p观看）, Four and a half minutes video © gooood谷德设计网

 

谷德团队在今年的夏日时节来到北京亮马河畔，倾听了一些北京市民和游客对于城市滨水空间的想法，他们分享了自己享受和游玩水岸时的体验，并由此延伸出了关于人与自然环境、以及城市与自然环境如何共存的思考。从受访者的话语中我们能够感受到，生活在城市中的人，尤其是像北京这样的缺水城市，对于城市中“有水的地方”往往怀有一种喜爱却又不满足的心情，就像他们所说的：“这样的空间还是不够多。”“还应该再增加一些。”根据受访者提供的路程信息，许多人都是从数公里外来到河边，只为了接近一下“大自然”。

在滨水空间的使用上，有人喜欢直接下水游泳，有人喜欢在水边散步、看书和看风景，还有人只喜欢坐在一旁观看其他人的活动，但总体上大家对于滨水空间最看重的部分是相同的，例如被水和绿树环绕的感觉，以及比平时更加清新的空气等。我们还发现，大家对于身边的滨水环境其实有着比较深的了解，例如有市民观察到这两年亮马河的水质不如从前，多了不少浮萍。此外，受到疫情防控的影响，许多受访者都表示“现在急需一些可以释放和休闲的空间”，以前他们经常去郊外游玩，现在只能时常来河边坐坐。

当谈到城市中的人与自然的关系时，受访者大都表示了积极的态度，他们认为只要认真地规划和管理，加上技术的不断发展，即使是在空间有限的情况下，城市与自然可以实现和谐共存。“人离不开自然，自然也需要人去维护。”“没有水、没有绿色的话，再好的工作环境也会压抑。”“只有在大自然中，你的心才能润朗起来，才不是活着，而是生活。”

gooood team came to Liangma River in Beijing this summer and randomly interviewed some citizens and visitors at the waterfront space. They shared their experiences of enjoying and recreating on the waterfront, and by extension, their thoughts on how human and the natural environment can coexist. From the interviewees’ words, we can feel that people living in cities, especially water-scarce cities like Beijing, often have a love for “spaces with water” in urban environment, but are not satisfied, as they said: “There are still not enough such spaces. ” “There should be more waterfront spaces like this. Many of the interviewees came to the river from miles away just to be close to “nature”.

When being asked about how they usually use the waterfront space, some of the interviewees said they like to swim directly in the water, others like to walk along the water, read books and enjoy the riverside view, while others just like to sit and watch other people’s activities, but in general they have similar opinions on “the most important part of a waterfront space” — the feeling of being surrounded by water and greenery, and the fresher air than usual. We also found that some people do have an understanding of the waterfront environment around them, for example, some of them observed that the water quality of Liangma River is not as good as it used to be in the past two years, as there are more duckweed that can be found floating in the river.  In addition, due to the impact of lockdown and control, many interviewees said that they are “in desperate need of some space to breathe and relax.” They used to frequently escape from the city in their spare time, but now they can only come to sit by the river from time to time.

When it comes to the relationship between human and nature in the city, most of the interviewees expressed a positive attitude, believing that with careful planning and management, and the continuous development of technology, the city and nature can coexist harmoniously even with limited land and space. “People can’t live without nature, and nature needs people to maintain it.”“Without water and greenery, even the best working environment would be depressing.” “Only in nature can your heart be nourished, and only then is it not surviving, but living your life.”

© 谷德创始人向玲拍摄于傍晚的亮马河

 

你如何理解滨水空间？你心中理想的滨水空间是什么样的？欢迎评论留下你的观点！

What is your perspective on waterfront spaces? What is the ideal waterfront space in your mind? Leave your opinion in the comments!

 

 

推荐滨水空间项目

 

1.
深圳宝安滨海文化公园：国际化滨海城市新坐标 / 欧博设计
Shenzhen Bao’an Waterfront Cultural Park: the New Urban Coordinates of an International Coastal City, China by AUBE
粤港澳大湾区文化旅游新名片
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2.
云阳滨江绿道游客服务中心，重庆 / 大舍建筑设计事务所
Yunyang Riverfront Visitor Center in Chongqing, China by Atelier Deshaus
作为人工筑造之物，与峡江和山城构成微妙的对峙
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3.
环巴斯蒂亚城堡Aldilonda滨海步道，科西嘉岛 / Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
Walkway l’Aldilonda around the Citadel of Bastia by Dietmar Feichtinger Architectes
当旅途变为目的地
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4.
海口美舍河凤翔公园 / 土人设计
Meishe River Greenway and Fengxiang Park, Haikou, China by Turenscape
展示海绵理念、满足市民休闲需求、展示海口景观特色的综合性生态城市湿地公园
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5.
杨浦滨江公共空间示范段 / 同济原作设计工作室
Demonstration Section of Yangpu Riverside Public Space by Original Design Studio, TJAD
还江于民——黄浦江两岸45公里贯通工程实现上海最长的公共开放空间
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6.
汉堡Niederhafen河滨走廊，德国 / Zaha Hadid Architects
Hamburg River Promenade by Zaha Hadid Architects
重建防洪堤坝，连接城市空间
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7.
盐田19.5公里海滨栈道重建，深圳 / 译地事务所
Yantian 19.5km Waterfront Boardwalk, Shenzhen, China by eLandscript Studio
重新定义人文生活与自然景观之间的关系
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8.
芝加哥野外一英里 / SOM
Wild Mile Chicago by SOM
实现重建城市生态的美好愿景
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9.
河乐广场，台湾 / MVRDV
Tainan Spring, China by MVRDV
商场废墟中的城市水池
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10.
新西伯利亚河滨公园 / AFA + Landmark Architects + S&P Architektura Krajobrazu + Brusnika
Riverfront park in Novosibirsk by AFA + Landmark Architects + S&P Architektura Krajobrazu + Brusnika
城市中心的生态走廊
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更多滨水空间项目，请见：滨水空间
For more public space projects, please view: Waterfront