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Mexico steel museum

设计方：Surfacedesign Inc. + Harari Landscape Architecture

位置：墨西哥

分类：公共环境

内容：实景照片

图片来源：Paul Riveria / ArchphotoAbigail Guzman Tamex /Grafix James Lord

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1986年，墨西哥蒙特雷城对1.5公顷的“棕色地带”（原来的钢铁生产厂）进行了改造。11年后，此处破旧的高炉变成了钢铁博物馆，并成为这片地区的新焦点。位于年接待游客200万的现代Fundidora公园中心，钢铁博物馆向游客复述着其钢铁生产史，让经历过那个时代的人回忆当年也让年轻人不忘历史。

景观设计由Surfacedesign有限公司和Harari景观设计公司合作完成，景观展示了其辉煌的工业历史，让其在周围壮丽的景观中独树一帜。总的景观设计注重了70米的高炉结构的轮廓，同时还补充了一些现代设计的新结构。钢铁历史是一个重要的元素，因此大量回收的钢铁被用于定义公共广场以及喷泉和风景如画的梯田（例如矿铁轨用于定义户外展览空间）。挖掘出土的独立、大块的钢铁或机器合并在一起就像分阶的石头和其他东西。设计方法是在工业地区重建同时利用其原有的工业材料——通过绿色科技的使用恢复了生态环境。

译者: 柒柒

In 1986, the city of Monterrey, Mexico reclaimed an expansive 1.5 hectare brownfield site of a former steel production facility. Eleven years later, the site’s decommissioned blast furnace emerged as the Museo Del Acero Horno3, or the Museum of Steel, which serves as a new focal point for the region. Located at the center of the modern Parque Fundidora, which receives more than two million visitors per year, the Museo Del Acero Horno3 narrates the story of steel production both to the generations who remember the history of the site and to younger visitors who may be unaware of the region’s legacy.

The landscape, designed by Surfacedesign Inc. + Harari Landscape Architecture, expresses the spirit of the site’s former industrial glory and celebrates its position within the surrounding dramatic landscape. The overall landscape design emphasizes the physical profile of the 70-meter furnace structure while complementing the modern design of the new structures. The history of steel is an important narrative element throughout the site, and thus steel, much of it reclaimed from the site (such as the ore-embedded steel rails used to define the outdoor exhibit spaces) is used extensively to help define public plazas and delineate fountains and landscaped terraces. Large, free-formed steel objects and machinery unearthed during excavation were incorporated as stepping stones and other features. The design approach melds industrial site reclamation — and the adaptive re-use of on-site materials — with ecological restoration through the use of green technologies.