悉尼理工大学工程和计算机系系馆澳大利亚悉尼

客 户：悉尼理工大学

完工日期：2014年5月

建设成本：2.05亿澳元

建筑面积：4.35万平方米

摄 影：Richard Glover, John Gollings

Client: University of Technology, Sydney

Completion Date: May 2014

Cost: $205M AUD

Gross Floor Area : 43,500m2

Photographers: Richard Glover, John Gollings

悉尼理工大学工程和计算机系系馆位于市区的显赫地段，旨在重新给大学城市校区注入活力，成为悉尼商务中心南端的门户。建筑本体如同一件雕塑作品，迥然和周围的传统建筑风格相异。建筑地上14层，地下4层，设有先进的演讲厅、学术办公室、会议室、学习和研究实验室、营业咖啡厅、娱乐区、停车场，并在隔壁建筑旁设计自行车停靠处。

这座建筑如同一件雕塑作品。四块斜搭着的金属板围合成建筑的外形。铝合金板上的孔眼采用二进制码打出“悉尼理工大学工程和计算机系”的图案，覆盖整个外皮。外皮上的缝隙如同鱼鳃，增强了金属板的外皮效果，象征性地成为建筑的呼吸器官。

建筑室内设计强调革新性教学方法和以技术环境为核心的特质，全力支持学生的学术需要和将来工业化发展的趋势。建筑内设置最先进的科技，如机器人设计，电脑和以人为中心的设计实验室、三维数据视觉化设备、数据库等澳大利亚行业最领先的研究设施。

On a prominent urban site, the Faculty of Engineering + Information Technology creates a gateway to the University’s revitalised city campus and the southern end of Sydney’s CBD.

The building is expressed as a singular sculptural object, setting it apart from the more traditional architectural expression of its neighbours.

Fourteen levels, plus four below ground, accommodate state-of-the-art lecture theatres, academic offices, seminar rooms, learning and research laboratories, commercial cafe and recreation areas, with carparking and off-site bicycle parking in the adjacent building.

The building is expressed as a singular sculptural object. Four tilted and skewed plates envelope the building's volume. The plates are made of aluminium sheets perforated in a pattern derived from the binary code for ‘University of Technology Sydney Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology’.‘Gills’ creased into the surface of each plate punctuate the façade, visually reinforcing the sense of plate as skin and symbolically allowing the building to breathe.

The interior architecture has an innovative pedagogical approach and a technology rich environment at its core, which aims to support student needs and future industry trends. The latest in cutting-edge technology, includes robotics, computer and human-centred design labs, and a 3D data visualisation facility, the Data Arena - the most advanced research facility of its type in Australia.