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项目 – 最新落成的Le Vau 教育馆堪称可持续建筑与社区参与典范。以夯土与木结构为主体材料，这首座巴黎承重夯土建筑的独特圆形设计，满足多层面的需求。作为创建更具包容性与平等感教育空间的解决方案，创新设计容纳不同排布形式，同时其包裹式外墙也抛弃了传统建筑的等级观与层级感。 新教育馆位处街道与学校建筑间，以建筑形式与功能打通两种情境。其美感突出的圆形屋顶外观，以条状木质材料增强，创造邀请而平等的集体学习场域，区隔传统正交线条的教育机构。选用夯土作为主要材料，则赋予结构稳固、热特性良好的特征，以服务于建筑可持续发展。作为汇聚建筑减碳需要、打造包容性学习环境以及建立社区连结这三个目标的集中之地，此项目为城市环境中教育建筑与可持续建筑的结合指明了方向。

团队 – 来自法国巴黎的L'Atelier Senzu建筑设计事务所成立于2014年，在Wandrille Marchais和David Dottelonde的领导下，秉承工坊式工作文化，强调团队合作与交流，集合每一位成员的专长，共同打造设计方案。其方法是混合多种视角与知识，结合历史智慧与新颖科技，在保留传统精髓的同时，用乐观态度与责任心面对各种挑战。设计团队不断追问该如何打造更具可持续性的建筑，寻找可替代高耗能材料的创新解决方案，其深信这种转变必须建基于物质的实验，因此建筑师必须与材料制造商保持緊密合作。

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Project - The newly completed Le Vau Pavilion stands as a pioneering exemplar of sustainable architecture and community engagement. Crafted from rammed earth and wood within a school complex in Paris, the distinctive circular structure fosters connections on multiple fronts. Conceived in response to the need for more welcoming and egalitarian educational spaces, the innovative design accommodates varied arrangements while its all-encompassing facade rejects conventional hierarchies.

Strategically situated between the street and school building, the pavilion bridges contexts in form and function. Its aesthetically striking round shape, accentuated by a slatted wooden exterior, creates an inviting arena for collective learning that contrasts with the orthogonal Lines of traditional institutions. The choice of rammed earth as the primary material, a first for a load-bearing building in Paris, brings structural integrity and appealing thermal properties in service of sustainability.

As a convergence of diverse concerns - the imperative to decarbonize construction, the need for inclusive pedagogical environments, and the goal of building community ties - the Le Vau Pavilion stands as a resounding success. Its exemplary approach points the way forward for educational architecture and sustainable construction practices in urban settings.

Design Team - L'Atelier Senzu upholds a workshop culture emphasizing teamwork and exchange of ideas, combining members’ expertise to create design schemes collectively. Our method is to hybridize perspectives and knowledge, blending ancient wisdom with novel technologies, preserving traditional essences while tackling challenges optimistically and responsibly. We constantly question how to build more sustainably, seeking innovative alternatives to energy-intensive materials. We believe this paradigm shift must be grounded in material experimentation. Therefore architects must collaborate closely with manufacturers.