场地的前身是荷兰水线上的一个战略防御要地，这里在高强度雨洪时用于泄洪防洪。如今这里已经废
弃，政府和相关机构希望这里改建成为一个吸引公众的风景休闲地。容纳各种各样的事件发生。
Rietveld景观事务所创造出一个有凝聚力的设计，实现了各方的期待。
设计的灵感来自场地的历史，也尊重场地的历史。设计可以看成一个巨大的，与历史元素（比如掩体
建筑和圆形剧场）结合的大草坪雕塑。设计中有各种活动区域，形成一个新型的公共领域，有望成为
荷兰水线上的新景观。
Fort “Werk aan ‘t Spoel” is a national monument dating
from 1794. Part of the New Dutch Waterline
- a military defense line making use of intentional flooding - it
served to protect one of the
inundation locks. The municipality of Culemborg and Foundation Werk
aan ‘t Spoel would like to
see the derelict fort become a public attraction. In its new
function, the fort and a yet to be built fort
house should be able to accommodate a wide variety of events and
activities initiated by the
inhabitants of Culemborg. Rietveld Landscape | Atelier de Lyon have
translated these ambitions
into a cohesive design in which the former inundation lock is
referred to as well.
The design takes its inspiration from the fort’s rich
past without historicizing it. It can be understood
as an enormous grass sculpture integrating both new and historical
elements such as the bunkers,
the bombproof buildings and an amphitheatre. The project brings
together several local and
regional activities; as such, it forms an example of a new type of
public domain and has the
potential to become one of the most important attractions of the
New Dutch Waterline.
Client: municipality of Culemborg
Designers: Rietveld Landscape | Atelier de Lyon in collaboration
with Anouk Vogel Architect Fort
house: MONK
Military historian: Douwe Koen
Photographer: Rob 't Hart
Location: Lek dike - Culemborg
Status: completion Fall 2011 (preview early September
2011)
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