圣玛丽天使教堂

圣玛丽天使教堂

CHURCH OF ST. MARY OF THE ANGELS SINGAPORE

新加坡

项目地点：武吉巴督东2道5号，新加坡，659918

项目进程：

开始设计: 1999年8月

开始施工：2001年11月15号

竣工：2003年9月19号

项目规模：建筑面积: 8,977.6平米；基地面积：15,260.8平米建筑，景观，室内设计：WOHA

业主：The Franciscan Friars (The Order of Friars Minor)

摄影：Tim Grifth

Location: 5 Bukit Batok East Ave 2, Singapore 659918

Project Dates:

Design Inception: August 1999

Start of Construction: 15 November 2001

Date Completed: 19 September 2003

Project Size：Gross Floor Area: 8977.6 sqm; Plot Area: 15260.8 sqm Architecture, Landscaping & Interiors: WOHA Architects Pte Ltd

Client: The Franciscan Friars (The Order of Friars Minor)

Photographer: Tim Grifth

圣玛丽天使教堂是一个宗教和学院建筑群，其设计工作始于1999年并于2003年竣工。整个项目包括了圣安东尼男修道院，穷人克拉累斯女修道院和一座灵灰安置所。设计任务包括了对整个基地的总体规划同时也包括了对已有男修道院的翻新和对已有教区中心的保留维护工作。

设计源自一个很简单的概念—创造一个户外空间从而为所有的学院及其他功能提供一个共同的前院，让社区精神在这里能得到培养。这样的构想由三种建筑语言构成—有金属隔栅的白色盒子，混凝土制的连廊，和象征着方济会修士袍的粗糙棕色墙体。WOHA负责了项目内所有的建筑，室内，景观以及灯光光设计。

设计把天主教堂礼仪改革和方济会的主导地位当作主要方向，创造出了一个外向性的让人耳目一新的礼拜空间—人们的视野先是扩展到户外的花园和周边景色，然后进一步触及更广泛的整个社区环境。

The Church of St Mary of the Angels, a religious and institutional complex, was designed in 1999 and completed in 2003. The project includes the Church, the St Anthony Friary, the Poor Clare Monastery and an extensive columbarium. The scope of services encompassed the masterplan of the entire site, and included the renovation of the existing Friary and the retention of the existing Parish Centre.

The design was derived from a simple concept – creating an outdoor space that would form a forecourt to all the various institutions, and enable community spirit to develop. This diagram was developed through 3 architectural languages – white boxes with metal screens, concrete linking structures, and rough brown walls reminiscent of the Franciscan Friars’ robes. WOHA designed the architecture, interiors, landscape and lighting for the complex.

The design took its direction from the liturgical reforms of the Catholic Church and the particular focus of the Franciscan Friars to create a space for worship that is fresh and outward looking –frst to the garden and surroundings, and then to the wider community.