墨西哥沙漠影响下的华雷斯城La Duna 粉色混凝土滑板广场
Mexican desert influences pink concrete La Duna skatepark in Ciudad Juárez

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位于华雷斯城的 Oriente 公园新开放了滑板广场，其起伏的粉红色混凝土景观灵感取自奇瓦瓦沙漠的沙丘。

在景观设计师 Valia Wright Sánchez，Eduardo Peón Velázquez，以及来自Elías Group事务所的建筑师 Francisco Elías 的协调下，这座位于墨西哥北部边境的公园成为政府城市改善计划的一部分，旨在对边缘化社区进行改善。

The dunes of the Chihuahuan Desert informed the undulating, pink concrete landscape of this new skatepark in Ciudad Juárez's Oriente Park.
Coordinated by landscape architects Valia Wright Sánchez and Eduardo Peón Velázquez with architect Francisco Elías of Elías Group, the park on the northern border of Mexico is part of a governmental urban improvement programme to improve marginalised neighbourhoods.


粉色滑板广场分为三个区域
The pink skatepark is divided into three zones

名为 La Duna 的滑板广场由粉红色的混凝土组成，并分为三个区域：一个“碗”、一个街头自由滑板区和一个初学者区，三者被树木以及栽植沙漠植物的小花园隔开。

“团队把理解公园的广场部分与周围社区之间的联系作为主要目标，同时引入了奇瓦瓦沙漠的自然环境作为理念。”设计师说。

Called La Duna, the skatepark's dusty pink concrete landscape is split into three zones: a bowl, an area for street-style skating, and a beginner's area – divided by trees and small garden spaces planted with desert flora.
"[The team] established as their main goal understanding the relationship between this section of the park and the surrounding neighbourhood, at the same time bringing in a bit of the natural context of the Chihuahuan Desert," said the designers.


广场形态效仿沙漠沙丘
Its shape was informed by desert dunes

对沙漠的模仿衍生出公园障碍物的形态，加上粉红色的混凝土，重现奇瓦瓦州的萨马拉尤卡沙丘。

南面坐落着一座大型混凝土观景台，在棕色混凝土教室、办公大楼以及圆柱形浴室楼的顶部，而底部则是开放空间，是一条从公共广场通向滑板广场的“门廊”。

This reference to the desert influenced the form of the park's obstacles, intended to evoke the Samalayuca Dune Fields in Chihuahua, as well as the sandy pink pigmentation of the concrete.
To the south, a large concrete viewing deck sits atop a brown concrete classroom and office block and a cylindrical bathroom block, creating open space beneath that forms a "portico" leading from a public square through to the skatepark.


混凝土观景台位于教室的顶部
A concrete viewing deck sits atop a classroom

设计师作出如下描述：“这座建筑被想象成一个洞穴，一个加上盖子的广场，滑板广场与标志着服务设施的门廊、办公室和三间教室遥相呼应。”

“这种三柱式门廊致敬了形成50年代和60年代华雷斯城的城市景观特征的建筑风格。”

这些学习空间可以提供上课和工作坊的场地，也是研究该地区年轻人和成年人的公园使用途径的策略之一。

通往观景台的圆形剧场式的混凝土台阶同时也是座位，广场内部散布着更多的混凝土座位区，可以俯瞰场地另一侧的滑板广场和人工湖。

"The building was conceived as a cave by which the covered square and the skating rink communicate, through a portico that protects the service module, an office and three classrooms," explained the designers.
"The shape of the portico, with the triple column modules, is a nod to the architecture of the 1950s and 1960s that characterises the urban landscape of Ciudad Juárez."
These learning spaces will provide classes and workshops as part of a strategy to see the park used by both young people and adults in the area.
Amphitheatre-style concrete steps providing seating lead up to the viewing platform, dotted with further concrete seating areas and overlooking both the skate park and an artificial lake on the other side of the site.


该广场是政府改善计划的一部分
The park is part of a government improvement programme

滑板广场由一条已建成的环形骑行道所围绕，该路线将现广场与周边地区连接起来，更好地将其与更广泛的社区融合在一起。

另一个最近落成的与墨西哥自然景观相关的项目是由 Ruben Valdez 和 Yashar Yektajo 设计的 Paradero 酒店，它使用米色混凝土与地形融为一体。

图片由 Onnis Luque 拍摄

The skate park is wrapped by an extension of an existing cycle route that links the existing park with the surrounding area, intended to better integrate it with the wider neighbourhood.
Another recently completed project that draws on Mexico's natural landscape is the Paradero Hotel by Ruben Valdez and Yashar Yektajo, which uses beige concrete to blend in with the terrain.

The photography is by Onnis Luque.