Stormwater as an Asset on Urban Campuses
Generating innovative approaches to stormwater management on campuses, helping to position institutions as stewards of their watersheds
乔治城大学的新型住宿模式，在新的学生公寓表露无余，设计融合多种可持续策略，开放空间创造通透视野，也促进人际交流
乔治城大学雅鲁伯堂
View from Leavey Center
新近落成的雅鲁伯堂象征了乔治城大学的新型住宿模式，这栋提供225个宿位的学生公寓及其景观以其它校园历史建筑的材料、质感和颜色为灵感，营造充满活力、鼓励参与而且连通性强的住宿环境。
The new 225-bed Pedro Arrupe, S.J. Hall is a new paradigm for residential life on campus
The building establishes multiple scales of public and private space reinforcing a spectrum of space needs which contribute to the function and livability of the building within an academic setting
项目基地被周边其它建筑包围，可开发的用地不多，却促成了因地制宜的建筑体量设计方案——不但善用每一寸占地面积，也为首层的入口区和生活学习区以及各住宿楼层的休息区域创造通透的视野。建筑物的底座采用了蓝色和灰色调的石材，与校园里的历史建筑形成一致。南立面选用了石材和玻璃，外观如同塔楼，面向全校最大的开放空间——科普利草坪。北立面同样呈现塔楼般的设计形式，内为各楼层的休息室，是学生们的理想社交场所；与南立面相比，这里装设了更大量的玻璃，像一盏晶莹亮丽的灯笼，展示着校园所不可缺少的住宿生活。
The top floor study workroom with adjacent exterior terrace overlooks the campus and beyond to the Washington Monument
As the university embarked on a comprehensive reassessment of its student housing stock, this project was designed to embrace new concepts of living and learning for its residents and function as a nexus of student engagement on campus
The main tower, which faces the historical campus, is clad in stone
Upper facades are clad in brick, consistent with the surrounding structures
As the university embarked on a comprehensive reassessment of its student housing stock, this project was designed to embrace new concepts of living and learning for its residents and function as a nexus of student engagement on campus
The main tower, which faces the historical campus, is clad in stone
Upper facades are clad in brick, consistent with the surrounding structures
Detail from terrace looking towards the Washington Monument
At the seventh floor, the stone cladding of the tower reveals an outdoor terrace—an alternative student space that supports socialization and engagement of the broader campus
The seventh floor lounge overlooks the terrace and views of the Washington Mall beyond
建筑物首层设置了各类设计灵活的正式和非正式的聚会空间，包括多功能室、工作室、厨房以及一系列学生休息室和休憩区。住宿楼层设有双人、四人和六人套房，每层皆设有学生休息室、厨房和研习区。景观方面，我们保留了基地上大部分老树，同时创造全新的绿化平台、便于行人使用的广场以及户外座位区，在建筑物四周营造亲切友善、具吸引力的景观体验。
The first floor hub is a direct recognition that learning happens throughout campus, at all hours. The flexible studio is equipped to accommodate everything from a traditional class to a cross institution conference. Adjacent spaces—meeting rooms and lounges—are designed to offer opportunities for break-out areas during structured learning or informal study space.
The student lounges are highly visible and telegraph student activity day and night from the new plaza and pedestrian path
New Plaza
Porous indoor/outdoor environments along the new plaza and pedestrian way ensure that the inner life of the living & learning hub is visible to the broader campus and inviting to the student community
Interior view of student lounge space
First Floor Living & Learning Space
Student bedroom
Interior view of student lounge space
First Floor Living & Learning Space
Student bedroom
Student lounge spaces are extruded from the building’s northwest corner from floors two through seven
本项目以LEED金级认证为目标，锐意推行各种可持续发展策略，包括强调自然采光，进行屋顶绿化，引入雨水管理措施，利用透水铺装和节能系统，设计封闭式自行车存储设施，以及推动可再生能源策略等。
The project is LEED Gold certified and serves as a forward-looking model, establishing new campus standards for landscape materials, as well as being the first project on campus to comply with the DC Department of the Environment’s stringent new stormwater regulations
想了解更多项目细节，请联系 Vinicius Gorgati.
