来自 Aurélien Aumond 对gooood的分享。更多关于：Aurélien Aumond on gooood.
Appreciation towards Interior Design Laboratorium for providing the following description:

这系列摄影作品拍摄于Futuroscope公园。Futuroscope公园是一个法国的游乐公园，其位于我的故乡普瓦图-夏朗德大省首府普瓦捷。在80年代中期，由于主导该地区经济的农业逐渐衰败，这个大省经历了一系列的经济骚动。在这样的大背景下，该地区的经济发展十分需要一个巨大的转变去改善整体经济环境。所以当地政府决定建设一个广阔的商业公园和一个娱乐公园，并且两个公园的发展都以面向新兴科技产业为主导。依照当时当地政府官员的想法，每个修建的建筑都需要去传达一种科技和现代的信息，并且包含了一种明日世界的体现。为了去表达这一未来的想象，建筑师Denis Laming被任命设计和监督建造了整个公园。

这一系列的摄影作品展示了这些在80和90年代后期修建的图形式的公园建筑。建筑设计师对于这些建筑的设计采用不过多考虑他们所在的实际环境和令人分心的装饰设计，而更多的关注建筑本身。而这些摄影的目的就在于让人们重新思考这些90年代的Denis Laming所提倡的未来主义建筑是否仍有意义，特别在未来的30 年之后，是否仍然作为一种未来的化身存在。

Futuroscope is a French amusement park located in my hometown, Poitiers, state of Poitou-Charentes. In the mid 80’s, the state was in an economic turmoil with a slowly decaying farming oriented economy. Understanding that it was mandatory to make a drastic shift in the economic development of the area, local state decided to develop in Poitiers a vast business park and an amusement park, both oriented towards the emerging new technologies economy. To do so and in the words of local state president at the time, each built architecture should convey a technologic and modern message, representative of the world of tomorrow. To deliver the wanted futuristic vision, architect Denis Laming was chosen to draw and supervise the construction of the park.

In the following series are presented the iconics buildings of the park, built during the late 80’s and 90’s. They are stripped out their actual context, distracting objects and people have been removed in order to focus only on the architecture. The aim of this series is to question if the 90’s neo-futuristic architecture drawn by Denis Laming is still relevant, 30 years later, as an embodiment of the future.

More: Aurélien Aumond。更多关于：Aurélien Aumond on gooood.

Project Specs

Aurélien Aumond

Recommended Jobs Submit a JobAll Jobs »

Latest Jobs Submit a JobAll Jobs »

Post a Comment

Social Login

Grandma’s Home in Hangzhou Xihu Tiandi, China by BOB DESIGN OFFICE

Marquise, El Paso by MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY

“Tattoo. Stories on the skin” by 120 Grammi laboratorio di architettura

Recommend

Industry Trends 2024

New Tech in Construction

Green Building Forum

Recommended Jobs Submit a Job All Jobs »

Latest Jobs Submit a Job All Jobs »