摘要
Abstract
With growing attention to architectural heritage conservation,the role of architects in the intervention and reuse works has become in-creasingly significant.This article examines four of Peter Zumthor's(1943-)projects involving in-tervention and adaptive reuse of architectural her-itage to explore the balance between preservation and innovation.As although Zumthor's design phi-losophy and stylistic approach have been widely studied,his heritage-related practices remain un-derexamined.Through in-depth case studies of these four works,namely,(1)the Gugalun House in Versam,Switzerland,(2)the Kolumba Art Museum in Cologne,Germany,(3)the Protective Housing for Roman Archaeological Excavations in Chur,Switzerland,and(4)the'House of the Mo-saics'for Hisham's Palace in Jericho,Palestine,the article reveals that Zumthor's design exhibit a creative respect for heritage in terms of structure,materials,and spatial organisation,yet certain limitations emerge from insufficient preliminary assessment of the heritage sites.The findings sug-gest that architects should develop a deep under-standing of heritage values,while conservators should prioritise rigorous early-stage evaluation and planning.Effective communication between both parties is essential to achieving high-quality outcomes in architectural heritage conservation.关键词
彼得·卒姆托/建筑遗产/干预/利用Key words
Peter Zumthor/architectural heritage/intervention/adaptive reuse分类
土木建筑
