Osjećaj prave urbane džungle, u Cirihu se može iskusiti posjetom dijela
grada pod nazivom Oerlikon i MFO parka, čiji su autori članovi arhitektonskog
biroa Burkhard+Partner, te pejzažni arhitekta Raderšal. Sam naziv potiče od
skraćenice za objekat koji se nekad nalazio na tom mjestu - MaschinenFabrik Oerlikon. Radi se
dakle o nešto novijem pristupu korištenju braunfild zemljišta lociranog u užem
gradskom tkivu i oblikovanju gradskog parka, gdje se prostor koristi i
vertikalno. Šest etaža otvorenog prostora omogućavaju posjetiocima da istraže
prostor i uživaju u njemu na nov način. Park se, između ostalog, koristi za
povremene projekcije filmova, koncerte i kao pozorište na otvorenom. Čelična
konstrukcija gradi transparentni prostor kojem posjetioci pristupaju putem
stepeništa. Lođe i konzolni vidikovci sa prostorima za sunčanje i klupama raspoređeni
su na različitim nivoima. Još jedna od
zanimljivosti jeste i ta što je visoko rastinje u potpunosti zamijenjeno
puzavicama i lozama koje se zategnutim čeličnim užadima penju u visine.
The feeling of a real urban jungle in Zurich can
be experienced by visiting the part of town under the name Oerlikon and MFO
Park, designed by members of the architectural bureau Burkhard + Partner, and
landscape architect Raderschall. The name itself comes from the abbreviation
for the building that once stood on this spot - Maschinenfabrik Oerlikon. It is
more recent approach to using brownfield land located in the urban city fabric, and the
formation of a public park, where the space is used vertically. Six floors of
open space allows visitors to explore the area and enjoy it in a new way. Park
is, among other things, used for occasional film screenings, concerts as well
as outdoor theaters. Steel structure makes transparent space where visitors
access via stairs. Cantilevered balconies and viewpoints along with areas for
sunbathing and benches are arranged at different levels. Another interesting
thing is that high greens are completely replaced with creepers and vines that
are climbing the heights along tensioned steel cables.
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