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MVRDV today reveals “Marble Arch Hill”, a temporary installation next to London’s Marble Arch that will add a new attraction to the area beginning in July this year. A hollowed-out mountain based on a scaffolding structure, Marble Arch Hill will redefine the connection between Oxford Street and Hyde Park while giving visitors rare views over the park and Marble Arch.

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As Europe’s busiest shopping street, Oxford Street has been hit particularly hard by Covid-19 measures. Plans are underway to diversify the street’s spaces over the coming years, but these changes will take a number of years. In the short term, Westminster City Council sought to use a temporary installation to create renewed interest in the area as London could be emerging from the conditions imposed by the pandemic.

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MVRDV’s proposal for this installation takes inspiration from the history of the site. Marble Arch once marked the corner of Hyde Park, but in the 1960s new roads were added that turned the arch into a traffic island, disconnected from the rest of the park. MVRDV’s design introduces a park-like landscape of grass and trees, and ‘lifts’ this recreated corner of Hyde Park to create a spectacular 25-metre-tall viewpoint that gives visitors an overview of Oxford Street and the park, and a new perspective on Marble Arch itself.

延伸公园面积
the extended park
抬升公园高度
the lifted park
中空的山体
the hill offset

山丘和拱门的位置关系
the hill and the arch
Marble Arch Hill will be experienced via a single continuous route. Visitors will climb to the viewpoint via a path that winds its way up the hill’s southern slope, after which they will descend into a great Hall in the heart of the hill, a hollowed-out space that will be used for events, exhibitions, and other happenings. The exit from the Hall is located in a notch in the corner of the hill that ensures the temporary structure is offset from Marble Arch. In thisway, visitors are confronted with multiple views on the arch, giving them a new perspective on an object they might otherwise take for granted.

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“ 这个项目可以激活大理石拱门这座地标,对伦敦这座城市来说,是一个非常好的机会。项目基地存在着诸多矛盾的元素,而我们的设计就聚焦在这种矛盾的关系之上。通过添加山丘的景观元素,我们强调了大理石拱门所处的地理位置,通过研究基地的历史,我们对它的未来开展想象。扩大了公园的尺度,并在拐角处将其“抬起”。山丘烘托了拱门的存在感,并以此加强了牛津街和公园之间的联系。这座临时装置是不是可以真正启发这座城市,使其避免曾经的错误规划,并重新修复它与周围环境的关联性呢? ”
——Winy Maas, MVRDV创始合伙人
Marble Arch Hill uses a scaffold structure on its base, which will support the plywood and soil layers needed for the grass upper layer to grow. At strategic points, the structure is adapted to hold large planters that will be home to trees. The design draws from two separate lineages of MVRDV’s work: the office showed the transformative potential of temporary scaffold structures with its 2016 Stairs to Kriterion installation in Rotterdam; the mountain concept, meanwhile, recalls the 2004 proposal for the Serpentine Pavilion nearby in Hyde Park. This design remains the only iteration of the Serpentine Pavilion that the museum was unable to realise; with the Marble Arch Hill, this ambitious idea will finally come to life.

Sustainability is an important consideration in the design of Marble Arch Hill. As a temporary structure, it is critical to ensure that it produces as little waste as possible when it is removed. Therefore the design is created with the reuse of elements in mind. The scaffolding structure can of course be disassembled and reused, while the elements that make up its top layer – wood, soil, grass, and trees – will all find new uses in nearby gardens and parks.
Marble Arch Hill will open in July 2021, with its closing date in the winter still to be determined.
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