设计师：3deluxe

曼哈顿是一个岛屿，但也是世界上最受欢迎的城市之一。土地面积不足以容纳所有搬到那里的人或拥有多种娱乐活动设施的人。牢记人口和我们的需求不断增加，但土地不会增加，3deluxe 设计了 We The Planet Campus (WTP)——曼哈顿海岸线外的一个移动、浮动的绿色平台，用于召开国际峰会、研讨会和教育计划。专注于改变我们的世界，创造更美好的未来！

岛屿的流动、有机形式的灵感来自周围的自然元素——水、太阳和风，同时，生物群落的设计也旨在通过产生自己的能量和饮用水来尽可能多地回馈大自然。浮动校园是由总部位于纽约的组织“我们地球”（WTP）委托建造的。校园旨在成为一个交流平台，促进保护陆地和海底所有生物的工作。它将举办国际公约、全球峰会、研讨会和教育计划，重点关注可持续共存和保护我们的星球。WTP 对校园的愿景是使其在生产能源和饮用水方面 100% 自给自足，而漂浮的沼泽地生物群落占总表面积的 50%。

WTP 的校园是一个鼓舞人心的建筑创作，它培育和鼓励那些致力于建造更多与周围环境和谐相处的人性化结构的人，而不是当前的寄生性质。新一代企业建筑将提供比建筑物功能外壳更多的功能，通过在气候保护和自然保护等相关社会问题上采取立场，为那些致力于解决这些问题的人提供实际的空间。“在经历了大流行的冲击和近年来的社会两极分化之后，人们渴望积极的改变。是时候让建筑和都市主义采取更雄心勃勃的方法来使我们的生活环境人性化，”3deluxe 创意总监迪特尔·布雷尔 (Dieter Brell) 说。

校园坐落在一个可扩展、移动且不受海平面上升影响的浮动平台上。其漂浮的天然生物群落提供了绿色植物，并有机地扩展了城市紧凑的土地面积。这个部分公共的平台不仅代表了纽约人运动、休闲和交流的额外目的地，也是曼哈顿西部一个有吸引力的新蜜罐。校园还包括一片草地、一片沙地生物群落和茅草屋顶，除了沼泽地生物带外，还为多样化的城市动植物世界创造了生活环境。建筑材料包括木材、粘土、芦苇和再生材料，如生物塑料。

WTP 雄心勃勃的园区还计划使用最新的表面技术进行空气净化，以及藻类生物反应器、风力发电场、光伏发电和海洋发电厂，这些设备将位于浮动平台下进行能量提取。We The Planet Campus 希望成为未来建筑变革的象征，因为它坚信建筑应该尽可能多地回馈——这意味着对土壤密封、二氧化碳生产、能源和材料的使用进行补偿，同时创造为早在我们之前就存在的动植物提供公平的生活环境。

英文版

Designer: 3deluxe

Manhattan is an island but also one of the world’s most popular cities. The land area is not large enough to support all the people who move there or have facilities for multiple recreational activities. Keeping in mind that the population and our needs continue to increase but the land doesn’t, 3deluxe designed We The Planet Campus (WTP) – a mobile, floating green platform off the Manhattan shoreline for convening international summits, workshops, and educational programs which focus on transforming our world for a better future!

The fluid, organic form of the island was inspired by the natural elements surrounding it -water, sun, and wind, meanwhile, the biotope is also designed to give back as much as it takes from nature by generating its own energy and drinking water. The floating campus was commissioned by the New York-based organization ‘We The Planet’ (WTP). The campus is meant to be a communicative platform that facilitates the work for protecting all life on land and under the sea. It will host international conventions, global summits, workshops, and educational programs that focus on co-existing sustainably and preserving our planet. WTP’s vision for the campus is to make it 100% self-sufficient in generating energy and drinking water while floating marshland biotopes make up 50% of the overall surface areas.

WTP’s campus is an inspiring architectural creation that nurtures and encourages those working towards building more people-friendly structures that live in harmony with their surroundings instead of the current parasitic nature of the situation. There will be a new generation of corporate buildings that offer more than the functional shell of a building by taking a stance on relevant social issues such as climate protection and nature conservation by actually providing space for those who are working towards solving these problems. “After the shock of the pandemic and the social polarization of recent years, there is a longing for positive change. It is time for architecture and urbanism to take a more ambitious approach to humanize our living environment,” says Dieter Brell, Creative Director of 3deluxe.

The campus sits on a floating platform that is scalable, mobile, and protected from rising sea levels. Its floating natural biotope provides greenery and organically extends the tightly packed land area of the city. The partly public platform not only represents an additional destination for New Yorkers for sports, leisure, and communication but also an attractive new honeypot for western Manhattan. The campus also includes a meadow, a sand biotope, and the thatched green roofs which create living environments for a diversified, urban animal and plant world apart from the marshland biotape. The construction materials include wood, clay, reeds, and recycled materials such as bioplastics.

WTP’s ambitious campus also plans to use latest surface technologies for air cleansing along with algae bioreactors, wind farms, photovoltaics, and marine power plants that will be located under the floating platform for energy extraction. We The Planet Campus wants to be a symbol of change in future architecture as it stands on the belief that buildings should give back as much as they take – this means compensation for soil sealing, CO2 production, the use of energy and materials, while creating fair living environments for the animals and plants who were there long before us.