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在布魯克林歷史悠久的濱水區(qū)及日落公園社區(qū)的交界處，城市豐收（City Harvest）建立了一座新的實(shí)體設(shè)施，為需要幫助的家庭提供充足、安全、有營養(yǎng)的食品，同時通過教育計(jì)劃與當(dāng)?shù)厣鐓^(qū)建立聯(lián)系。

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

“Ennead將一座歷史悠久的美麗倉庫，改造成一個環(huán)保而先進(jìn)的工作場所。正如我們目光所至，業(yè)已存在的建筑才是最可持續(xù)的建筑。因此我們的設(shè)計(jì)立足于建筑已存的潛能，復(fù)興煥活空間并引入充足日光，為所有人打造一處開放、友好的環(huán)境?！?/span>

——理查德·奧爾科特 設(shè)計(jì)合伙人

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

設(shè)計(jì)采用了鮮明的色彩和醒目的圖形系統(tǒng)，將當(dāng)代建筑與原有的工業(yè)室內(nèi)空間相結(jié)合，同時滿足了能效和預(yù)算的需求；并采用回收利用和可持續(xù)來源的材料，以及本地的混凝土、磚塊、CMU、鋪裝和金屬裝飾材料。

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

在1890年至1916年間，原倉庫建筑曾用作布魯克林軌交列車的臨時維修車間，現(xiàn)已通過空間重構(gòu)改造為城市豐收組織所用。設(shè)計(jì)彰顯了建筑的歷史結(jié)構(gòu)和磚石元素，包括對大面積天花板的高度和原有天窗采光系統(tǒng)的修復(fù)。

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

城市豐收與可持續(xù)發(fā)展有著密切的關(guān)聯(lián)，他們將原本將被浪費(fèi)的數(shù)百萬磅營養(yǎng)食品收集，分發(fā)給有需要的人群。在項(xiàng)目伊始，他們就展現(xiàn)出對綠色節(jié)能建筑和健康工作場所的深度關(guān)切。Ennead為項(xiàng)目設(shè)定了LEED金級認(rèn)證的環(huán)保目標(biāo)，并通過設(shè)計(jì)實(shí)現(xiàn)了WELL策略。

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

Ennead為這座建于19世紀(jì)的歷史建筑結(jié)構(gòu)確立的可持續(xù)舉措包括：修復(fù)工業(yè)棕地、提升原有磚石圍護(hù)結(jié)構(gòu)的隔熱性能、安裝新的高效能窗戶、屋頂和店面入口，以及引入供暖供冷節(jié)能系統(tǒng)。

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

“更新復(fù)興一座19世紀(jì)的歷史建筑并將其提升至LEED金級水準(zhǔn)，為一個成就滿滿的組織所用，這一切力證了優(yōu)秀的設(shè)計(jì)能夠賦能貢獻(xiàn)于社會?！?/span>

——Don Weinreich 合伙人

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

Ennead基于形似樹木分支的木柱構(gòu)成的原特色化結(jié)構(gòu)體系，確立了辦公的模塊化布局，進(jìn)一步引發(fā)人們對這座木結(jié)構(gòu)倉庫的歷史建筑特質(zhì)的關(guān)注，同時引入了鋼樓梯和屏風(fēng)等新的元素界定出各個分區(qū)。

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

The new City Harvest facility sits on the boundary of Brooklyn's historic waterfront and the neighborhood of Sunset Park, creating a physical presence in an area where they serve the food insecure and allowing for connections to the local community through educational programs.

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

"Ennead transformed a beautiful historic warehouse into an environmentally responsible state-of-the-art workplace. As we see it, the most sustainable building is the one that is already there, so our design approach was informed by the existing potential already within this building, which we revitalized and filled with daylight to create an open and welcoming environment for all.”

Richard Olcott, Design Partner

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

Juxtaposing contemporary architecture with the original industrial interior, the design uses bright colors and a bold graphics system, while meeting energy efficiency and budgetary goals. The design includes materials with recycled content, sustainably sourced; local materials – concrete, brick, CMU, paving and decorative metals.

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

The existing architectural elements of the warehouse, which was originally used as a temporary repair shop for Brooklyn Rapid Transit trains from 1890 – 1916, are reorganized and rationalized for City Harvest. The design exposes and celebrates the historic structural and masonry elements of the building, including the restoration of the expansive ceiling height and original clerestory daylighting system.

Image Credit: ? Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of Ennead Architects

City Harvest has a strong connection to sustainability through their rescue and distribution of millions of pounds of nutritious food that would otherwise have gone to waste. From the start, they were interested in an energy efficient building and healthy workplace. Ennead set a goal for LEED Gold certification and implemented WELL strategies through our design.

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

Ennead's sustainability approach for the existing 1800's structure included remediating the brownfield site, insulating the existing masonry envelope, installing new, high-performance windows, roof and storefront entries, and introducing an energy efficient, radiant heating and cooling system.

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

"Reclaiming a 19th century building and bringing it to LEED Gold in service of an organization that accomplishes so much good is a testament to how good design can contribute to society."

Don Weinreich, Partner

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

Ennead calibrated the office modules and layout in accordance with the unusual original structural system of branching wooden columns that resemble trees, further drawing attention to the historical nature of the wood-framed warehouse, while introducing new interventions like the steel staircase and screens that define various zones of the building.

Photo Credit: Jason Varney for Rockwell Group

Year:?2022

Location:?Brooklyn, NY

Size:?150,650 GSF

Program:?Office and Social Space, Warehouse, Truck Yard, Loading Dock, Cold Storage, Freezer, Dry storage of goods, Event Space and Demonstration Kitchen

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Team:

Ennead Design Team (Design Architect, Interior and Exterior):?Richard Olcott, Don Weinreich, Suzanne Troiano, Adam Mead, Eileen Dirks, Christian Adamik

Interior Architectural Design for Event Space & Demonstration Kitchen:?Rockwell Group

Logistics Spaces and Architect of Record:?Ware Malcomb

Photography:?Albert Vecerka/Esto

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