100米高木结构：住宅公寓

Schmidt Hammer Lassen公司展示了其Rocket&Tigeli大楼的设计，该大楼不久将作为世界上最高的木质承重结构的住宅塔楼矗立在瑞士。在接下来的四年里，这座100米高的塔楼将在温特图尔市拔地而起，该市位于苏黎世东北部，靠近德国边境。该项目将比目前最高的木制塔楼--挪威85.4米高的Mj?st?rnet大楼的高度高出14.6米。

Schmidt Hammer Lassen presents the design of its Rocket&Tigeli building, which will soon stand in Switzerland as the world’s tallest residential tower with a load-bearing structure in timber. During the next four years, the 100-meter-tall tower will rise in the city of Winterthur, which is located just northeast of Zürich near the German border. the project will exceed the height of the current tallest wooden tower — Norway’s 85.4-meter-tall Mj?st?rnet building — by 14.6 meters.

 实际上，这座建筑是用木结构设计的，外墙覆盖着深红色和黄色的赤土砖，并结合了灰绿色的细节这种色调反映了该地区历史建筑的红色屋顶和黄色砖块，使建筑扎根于城市的周边结构。当这座城市被其历史建筑和工业遗产所定义时，Rocket&Tigerli塔的名字来自于曾经在这里制造的火车头。

Actually, the building is designed with a timber structure and a facade covered in dark red and yellow terracotta bricks combined with details in dusty green. This color palette reflects the red roofs and yellow bricks of the historical buildings in the area, rooting the building in the city’s surrounding fabric. While the city is defined by its historic architecture and industrial heritage, the Rocket&Tigerli tower takes its name from the locomotives once manufactured at the site.

Schmidt Hammer Lassen设计了其 Rocket&Tigerli 大楼——即将成为木楼——为瑞士温特图尔的社区打造一个绿色广场。因此，该项目被组织成四个不同高度的独立体量。四座建筑中的每一座都被设计成独特的视觉形象，在居民中创造了强烈的归属感，对他们自己的建筑以及整个建筑群都是如此。

Schmidt Hammer Lassen (see more here) designs its Rocket&Tigerli building — soon to become the world’s tallest timber tower — to create a green plaza for the neighborhood in Winterthur, Switzerland. Thus, the project is organized as four separate volumes of varying heights. Each of the four buildings is designed with a unique visual identity, creating a strong sense of belonging among the residents, to their own building as well as the complex on the whole.

这四座建筑一起作为新景观的框架，构成了一个新的小型城市空间序列。地面上的零售和餐饮区、明亮的通道和公园将创造一个活跃的社区，邀请居民和游客享受热闹的气氛。

These four buildings together act as a frame for the new landscape, composing a new sequence of small urban spaces. With retail and a restaurant areas, bright passageways and parks at ground level will create an active neighborhood that invites both residents and visitors to enjoy the lively atmosphere.

新的世界上最高的木材塔Rocket&Tigerli标志着木材建筑的一个里程碑。这不仅是因为它创下了100米的高度记录，还因为其创新的建筑系统，探索木材作为混凝土的自然替代物。

The new world’s tallest timber tower Rocket&Tigerli marks a milestone in the construction of timber buildings. This is not only due to its record setting 100 meter-height, but because of its innovative construction system that explores wood as a natural replacement for concrete.

 Schmidt Hammer Lassen 的建筑师解释说：“瑞士公司 Implenia 和苏黎世联邦理工学院 (ETH) 共同开发了新系统，该系统允许建造更高的木结构建筑。

The architects at Schmidt Hammer Lassen explain: ‘The Swiss company Implenia and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Zürich, ETH, have worked together in developing the new system, which allows the construction of taller timber buildings.

 '在新系统中，混凝土芯已被木头取代，因此单个梁的重量更轻。这使得建造更高的建筑成为可能，同时，确保整个建筑过程实现较低的内含碳量。

‘In the new system, the concrete core has been replaced with wood, resulting in the fact that the individual beam comes in at a lower weight. This makes it possible to build taller constructions while, at the same time, ensures that the entire building process achieves a lower amount of embedded carbon.’

在策划其位于瑞士的Rocket&Tigerli大楼的住宅单元时，SHL优先考虑了日光和空间的整合。在这个重点下，每个公寓空间都充斥着自然光。所有单元都有双高的天花板，并有一定的角度以优化阳光的流入。

Curating the residential units of its Rocket&Tigerli building in Switzerland, SHL prioritizes the integration of daylight and spaciousness. With this focus, each apartment space is flooded with natural daylight. All units have double-height ceilings and are angled to optimize the inflow of sunlight.

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建筑师：Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects

地点：瑞士

面积：34,500 平方米

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