位置：RECREATION & TRAINING ·EDMONTON, CANADA

设计公司：The Marc Boutin Architectural Collaborative Inc.

面积：590.0 m2

年份：2015

工程设计：Kalwall®

总建筑师：Marc Boutin, Jerry Hacker

摄影师：Bruce Edward - Yellow Camera

设计团队：Jerry Hacker, Kristin St. Arnault, Mike deBoer, Sean Knight, Matt Lamers, Alison Maclaclin, Tony Leong, Mauricio Rosa

客户：The City of Edmonton

结构：RJC Consulting Engineers

工程：加拿大威廉姆斯工程公司

景观：Earthscape Consultants

内饰：The Marc Boutin Architectural Collaborative Inc.

承包商：Pentagon Structures Ltd.

其他专家顾问：CIMA (Civil Engineering)

Text description provided by the architects. Situated in a suburban warehouse district in Edmonton, Alberta, the John Fry Sports Park is largely dedicated to hosting baseball games and tournaments throughout the Spring, Summer and Autumn months. At times, the site accommodates up to 5000 spectators.

Over the past 28 years, the John Fry Sports Park has hosted a variety of world class baseball tournaments, with only portable trailers to support the needs of players and spectators.

In 2011, the City of Edmonton secured funding for a pavilion to support the increasing popularity and intensive use of the park by various baseball associations. The design team was given the task of designing a pavilion consisting of change rooms, washrooms and a concession to serve the City’s needs for the next 30 years.

The architectural challenge was to create a highly legible sense of place with an extremely constrained budget, and re-define the conventional change room typology to celebrate the playfulness of sport.

By placing the change rooms on the perimeter of the building and skinning its volume with insulated translucent panels, the design bathes the change room spaces in abundant natural light while allowing the building to serve as a way-finding beacon in the landscape after dark. Because it serves as a pre-finished building envelope system, the cladding eliminates the need for costly interior finishing materials. This same approach informs the rest of the pavilion, where structural, mechanical, and electrical elements are fully expressed.

The use of gregarious kinetic elements – including large scale doors that pivot open to define communal gathering spaces – imbues the project with an element of athleticism that is synergistic with its program, while the omnidirectional nature of the plan refutes the ‘front façade/rear façade’ model and instead offers a building that is equally legible and accessible from all sides.

建筑师提供的文本描述。约翰弗莱体育公园位于艾伯塔省埃德蒙顿的一个郊区仓库区，主要用于举办春季、夏季和秋季的棒球比赛和锦标赛。有时，现场可容纳5000名观众。

在过去的28年里，约翰弗莱体育公园举办了各种各样的世界级棒球比赛，只有便携式拖车来满足球员和观众的需求。

2011年，埃德蒙顿市(Edmonton)为一座场馆争取到了资金，以支持各个棒球协会对公园的日益普及和强化利用。设计团队的任务是设计一个由更衣室、洗手间和特许权组成的展馆，以满足城市未来30年的需求。

建筑的挑战是用有限的预算创造一个高度清晰的地方感，并重新定义传统的更衣室类型，以庆祝运动的乐趣。

通过将更衣室设置在建筑的周边，并用隔热的半透明板包裹体块，该设计使更衣室空间沐浴在充足的自然光中，同时使建筑在天黑后成为景观中的寻路灯塔。因为它是一个预完成的建筑围护结构，所以包层消除了对昂贵的室内装饰材料的需求。同样的方法也适用于展馆的其他部分，在这里结构、机械和电气元素得到了充分的表达。

使用的动力元素,包括大型门主开放定义公共聚会空间——这个项目应该兼顾一个元素协同的运动计划,而计划的全向大自然驳斥了“前立面/后外观”模式,而是提供了一个建筑,各方也同样清晰和可访问。