Dipoli大楼——阿尔托大学主教学楼

业主单位：阿尔托大学

设计单位：ALA建筑师事务所

面积：12 400平方米

项目竣工：2017年

项目摄影：Tuomas Uusheimo，Marc Goodwin

原创设计：Raili & Reima Pietil?

办公空间概念设计：Workspace

服务设计：Creadesign

建筑环境保护：Kristo Vesikansa

建筑服务工程：芬兰安博公司

结构设计：Vahanen集团公司

室内设计：Tuuli Sotamaa

主承包商：NCC建筑公司

Client：  Aalto University Properties

Architects： ALA Architects

Area： 12 400 m?

Year： 2017

Photographs： Tuomas Uusheimo， Marc Goodwin

Original Design： Raili & Reima Pietil?

Office space concept： Workspace

Service design： Creadesign

Conservation： Kristo Vesikansa

Building services engineering： Ramboll Finland

Structural design： Vahanen Group

Interior design： Tuuli Sotamaa

Main contractor： NCC Building

Dipoli大楼曾是赫尔辛基理工大学的象征性和实验性学生会大楼，由Raili和Reima Pietil?于1966年设计，经过一次彻底翻新后，如今已成为阿尔托大学的主教学楼。该大楼于2017年秋季学期重新开放。在翻新之前，Dipoli大楼曾作为会议中心使用了20年。

Dipoli大楼将用作大学行政部门、学术团体、学生和其他相关人士的集会地点。在空间的重新设计过程中，所有这些方面被激活，共同组成一个可持续的、灵活的工作场所。除了容纳行政办公空间外，Dipoli大楼还将继续作为重要讲座和节日活动的场地，同时为学校的研究成果和设计项目提供展示平台。Dipoli大楼的餐厅、自助餐厅和酒吧也将为学生和工作人员开放。

Dipoli大楼是阿尔托大学灵活工作方式和可移动办公的“实验室”。大学行政部门的200名员工将把这座大楼作为办公基地。设计团队的目标是在尊重原设计者观点的基础上，通过构建新鲜、开放而动态的使用体验，使Dipoli大楼重新散发活力。

Dipoli大楼坐落在阿尔瓦·阿尔托设计的奥塔涅米校区，最初方案产生于1961年的建筑竞赛，Pietil?s的方案原先获得了并列第二名，并于第二次竞赛中获胜。本次翻新方案是校区重建项目的一部分，新校区将与原赫尔辛基理工大学校区合并为阿尔托大学主校区，后者本身就是由赫尔辛基的三所大学合并而来。

Dipoli， the listed iconic and experimental student union building of Helsinki University of Technology designed by Raili and Reima Pietil? and completed in 1966 has gone through a complete renovation and gotten a new life as the main building of Aalto University. The building reopened for fall semester 2017. Prior to the renovation Dipoli functioned as a conference center for a period of 20 years.

Dipoli will function as a meeting place for the university administration， the academic community， the students and other stake holders. All of these parties have been activated in the spatial re-design process that turned the building into a sustainable， flexible workspace of the future. In addition to housing the administration， Dipoli will also continue to function as the prime location for important lecture events and university festivities， as well as act as a display platform for the universitys research and design projects. Dipolis restaurants， cafeterias and bar cater for both students and staff members.

Dipoli is Aalto Universitys test lab for flexible working methods and mobile work. Two hundred of the universitys administrative employees will use the building as their base. The design teams aim was to re-radicalize Dipoli by creating a fresh， open and dynamic user experience， not forgetting the original designers vision.

The building， located on the edge of the Alvar Aalto designed Otaniemi campus， is the result of an architectural competition organized in 1961， where the Pietil?s entry was originally awarded shared 2nd prize and later selected as the winner of the second competition organized between the two 2nd prize winners. The renovation was part of the larger campus reorganization project linked to the former Helsinki University of Technology campus becoming the main campus of Aalto University， born out of the merger of three Helsinki area universities.