迈阿密海滩的音声，是一个新的2.5英亩的文化和公民的心在迈阿密市中心的城市空间。捕捉迈阿密海滩的精神和活力，它是一个灵活的，多用空间，新的弗兰克·盖里设计的新世界中心旁，和城市绿洲和聚集的地方文化和特殊事件。
2010-2011
Miami Beach, USA
客户
迈阿密海滩市
奖项
2012 AIA Institute Honor Award for Regional and Urban Design
Frederic B. Stresau Award 2011,
Florida ASLA's Award of Exellence 2011
design: 2009–2010
realisation: 2010-2011
大小
133,200 square feet or over 2.5 acres
尺寸
370 feet x 360 feet
使用的植物
Veitchia and Hurricane Palms（椰子和棕榈）
Live Oak（橡树）
Royal Poincianas（凤凰木）
Bougainvillea（三角梅）
Celebration Bermuda Turf（百慕大草）
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林肯公园的音景，新世界交响曲校园，位于迈阿密海滩，佛罗里达州的迈阿密 |
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located at Washington Avenue and 17th Street in South Florida |
The Lincoln Park site is a small - slightly larger than 1 hectare in size - urban site located at Washington Avenue and 17th Street in South Florida that strives to establish a new precedent for parks in the City of Miami Beach. While an urban park this size might often receive a design that has more hard surface than soft, Lincoln Park’s site-specific conditions, context and program elicited a unique response. A decision was made early in the design process for this public space to feel 'green' and more like a park.
With West 8 firmly positioned to deliver its mission of a green park, not a plaza, a park that feels intimate, shady, and soft was created; a park that will support the world-class attraction of the New World Symphony Building. Miami SoundScape Lincoln Park reflects the spirit and vitality of Miami Beach and will support a multitude of day and night uses, either under the shade of the trees or a starlit sky.
Miami SoundScape Lincoln Park has the wonder of some totally unique features that are one of a kind. First, several pergolas embrace the park edges; their shape inspired by the puffy cumulous clouds inherent in South Florida’s tropical climate. The hand-fabricated painted aluminium structures not only provide shade but will support the spectacular blooms of bougainvillea vines; highlighting a threshold of colour at the parks points of entry. High quality artwork is equally important here, and the projection wall of the adjacent Symphony Hall building is an ideal 'canvas' for video projection artists - an emerging and exciting discipline within the art world. West 8 has designed a projection tower and 'Ballet Bar' to house the extensive multimedia equipment provided within the park. These elements provide a consistent language among the park's unique architectural elements, providing a wide range number of possibilities for both local and international artists to present an ever-changing exhibit that would occur outside the confines of a traditional museum experience.
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开花的藤蔓达到从基地到边，加强进入园区，并提供了一阵色彩和明暗 |
Soft, undulating topography is reinforced visually by a white concrete mosaic of meandering pathways, and white concrete seating walls that providing options for informal seating. These two critical elements of the park design allow Lincoln Park to convey the illusion of a park larger than its humble inherent size. 'Veils' of palm and specimen tree planting conceal and reveal views further reinforcing the experience of being within an oasis that is much larger.
Open to the public in January 2011, Miami SoundScape Lincoln Park is a unified expression of recreation, pleasure and culture. Combined with the momentum of the symphony halls uses and outstanding architecture, the New World Symphony campus has become a world class destination that marries music, design, and experience.
In the summer 2011, shortly after its completion, the Miami SoundScape is enlisted as one of the top ten “Best Outdoor Movie Theaters” by 'Travel+Leisure Magazine' in America.
Here are some photos of the Miami Beach SoundScape park by Dutch landscape architects West 8, located next to Frank Gehry's New World Centre (see our earlier story) in Miami Beach, Florida.
The Miami Beach Soundscape/Lincoln Park is littered with palm trees, pergolas and a meandering mosaic path, while an array of white aluminium wireframe structures mark the entry points of the park.
The landscape forms part of the New World Symphony campus and the orchestral academy will extend its program to the park with sound, theatre and video installations.
Video art and concerts will be projected onto a wall of the New World Centre, providing the park with a giant outdoor screen.
More landscape architecture on Dezeen ?
Here's some more information from West 8:
Miami Beach SoundScape / Lincoln Park - Miami Beach, USA
Grand opening West 8 and Frank Gehry in Miami Beach
On January 25 Miami Beach Soundscape / Lincoln Park, designed by Dutch firm West 8 opens to the public. The park is part of the New World Symphony campus of Pritzker prize-winning architect Frank Gehry.
In 2009 West 8’s winning design for Lincoln Park was unanimously chosen by the Miami Beach Commission. The park is part of the New World Symphony Campus, which includes a concert hall and a conservatory where young talent coming to study and perform.
Lincoln Park is a new meeting place in town. Centrally located in the Art District at the monumental terminus of lively Lincoln Road, the park has multiple functions.
During the day the park is shaded by pergolas and palm trees. In the evening it is a cultural hotspot, one of the special attractions of the park being a video and sound installation - projecting concerts and video art on building’s 700m2 wall, which serves as an outdoor screen for the park. The park is an urban garden that expresses the euphoria of Miami, and will be actively programmed for public and cultural events.
The Lincoln Park site is a small – slightly larger than 1 hectare in size – urban site located at Washington Avenue and 17th Street in South Florida that strives to establish a new precedent for parks in the City of Miami Beach. While an urban park this size might often receive a design that has more hard surface than soft, Lincoln Park’s site-specific conditions, context and program elicited a unique response. A decision was made early in the design process for this public space to feel 'green' and more like a park.
With West 8 firmly positioned to deliver its mission of a green park, not a plaza, a park that feels intimate, shady, and soft was created; a park that will support the world-class attraction of the New World Symphony Building. Lincoln Park reflects the spirit and vitality of Miami Beach and will support a multitude of day and night uses, either under the shade of the trees or a starlit sky.
Lincoln Park will also have the wonder of some totally unique features that are one of a kind. First, several pergolas embrace the park edges; their shape inspired by the puffy cumulous clouds inherent in South Florida’s tropical climate. The hand-fabricated painted aluminium structures not only provide shade but will support the spectacular blooms of bougainvillea vines; highlighting a threshold of colour at the parks points of entry.
High quality artwork is equally important here, and the projection wall of the adjacent Symphony Hall building is an ideal 'canvas' for video projection artists - an emerging and exciting discipline within the art world. West 8 has designed a projection tower and 'Ballet Bar' to house the extensive multimedia equipment provided within the park. These elements provide a consistent language among the park's unique architectural elements, providing a wide range number of possibilities for both local and international artists to present an ever-changing exhibit that would occur outside the confines of a traditional museum experience.
Soft, undulating topography is reinforced visually by a white concrete mosaic of meandering pathways, and white concrete seating walls that providing options for informal seating. These two critical elements of the park design allow Lincoln Park to convey the illusion of a park larger than its humble inherent size. 'Veils' of palm and specimen tree planting conceal and reveal views further reinforcing the experience of being within an oasis that is much larger.
Open to the public in January 2011, Lincoln Park is a unified expression of recreation, pleasure and culture. Combined with the momentum of the symphony halls uses and outstanding architecture, the New World Symphony campus will be a world class destination that marries music, design, and experience.
client: City of Miami Beach
design: 2009–2010
realisation: 2010-2011
size: 1 ha.
