国外新颖创意游乐园，比利时be-MINE游乐场，重庆乐思蜀承建定制的游乐设施

2015年一月，Carve与设计公司Omgeving以及施工单位Krinkels联手赢下了位于比利时Beringen山坡上一处极富趣味性的地标性游乐场的国际竞赛。本项目为大型旅游休闲项目be-MINE的其中一部分，相关单位希望借此为Flanders地区的工业矿区考古遗址Beringen带来新的生命。这座曾经的矿业城市希望设计团队能够给他们60米高的碎石山terril赋予新的功能，同时也将古老的工业建筑改造为新的文化热点区，让人们可以在游玩中学习和体验。

The team of Carve and Omgeving (design) and Krinkels (contractor) won the international competition to design an adventurous play-scape and landmark on a &＃39;terril&＃39; in Beringen, Belgium, in January 2015. The adventure mountain is part of the touristic, recreative project be-MINE, that aims to breathe new life into the monumental coalmining site in Beringen, the largest industrial-archeological site in Flanders. The former mining city asked to add new function to the 60 meter high rubble mountain, and to redevelop the old industrial buildings into a cultural hotspot where its history can be experienced in a playful way.

从宏观尺度来说，无论是terril这座碎石山的高度，抑或是其作为工业遗址的特殊地位，与Limburgian-Flanders区域内普遍存在的景观都形成了极为鲜明的对比。从区域尺度来看，本项目无疑创造了一个地标性的景观元素，然而其极富可玩性的特征也考虑到了孩子作为小尺度使用者的体验。工业遗址的宝贵价值作为概念主线贯穿了整个设计阶段，最终导致了这个带给人们***惊喜的游乐场的诞生。这座矿山被赋予了新的意义，串联起过去与未来。

The spectacular scale of this site – regarding both the height of the terril as well as its industrial heritage – is unique in the relatively at surrounding landscape of Limburgian-Flanders. The intervention is a landmark on a large scale, but through its playable character it also reflects the small scale of a child. The values of the industrial heritage have been a continuous leading theme in the design process that resulted in an unprecedented playscape. The mining &＃39;terril&＃39; has been given a new meaning, rooted in both the past and the future.

外围，一根根木杆拔地而起，如同茂密森林一般；在内，凹凸起伏的地平面创造出乐趣十足的游戏场地；而在terril的顶部，是一个巨大的煤矿广场。三个空间相互连接，也联系起小山与它的过往。在terril的中部，一条楼梯贯通上下，串联起位于不同高度的各个空间。在夜晚，沿路的灯光亮起，让起伏的地形也黑夜中也清晰可见。

The design consists of three parts, that create a unity with the mountain and its past: a pole forest as a landmark, an adventurous prismatic play surface on the flank of the mountain and a coal square on the top of the &＃39;terril&＃39;. The spine of the ensemble is a straight stairs that provides access to all levels. At night, a light line along the stairs makes the topography of the terril visible.

回应历史的树干森林 Pole forest as reference to the mining past

树干森林重塑并突出了山体的起伏地形。1600根木杆井然有序地整齐排列，覆盖了terril山体北侧的一面。曾经用作在地下延绵数公里的矿井中的支撑结构，这些圆形的木杆如今暴露在阳关之下，提醒着人们这座矿山的旧日时光。同时也是衍生自山体尺度与场地的工业遗址性质中，一个***力度的空间元素。

The topography of the landscape has regained structure and is made visible by a pole forest: 1.600 timber poles are anchored in the northern flank of the terril, from top to bottom. The rounded poles refer to the mining past; they were used for supporting the kilometres long underground mining shafts. It is a strong spatial gesture and an intervention that relates to the scale of the hill and the industrial heritage on this location.

▽ 1600根木杆井然有序地整齐排列，覆盖了terril山体北侧的一面， 1.600 timber poles are anchored in the northern flank of the terril, from top to bottom

树干森林中的一部分场地因地制宜，以平衡木、攀爬网、吊床、迷宫和绳网等元素创造了数个游戏场地。所有的木杆都严格按照网格排列，站在两列木杆的中央向上眺望，长长的通道仿佛没有尽头，让人不仅回想起过往深埋脚下的长长隧道。

A part between the poles has been dedicated to an adventurous play course with balancing beams, climbing nets, hammocks, a labyrinth and a rope course. The poles are placed in a grid, which results in an interesting perspective effect: the sightlines create an experience that reminds of the dark mining shafts of the past.

▽ 树干森林中的一部分场地为游戏场地，a part between the poles has been dedicated to an adventurous play course

梯形游戏场地 Prismatic playsurface

一块梯形场地镶嵌在树干森林的中部，形成了一个巨大的游乐场地。场地的表面顺着山坡褶皱起伏，随之产生的变幻光影在远处亦清晰可见。越往高处，梯形的场地变得愈发狭窄，而在山脚，它则如同割裂的碎片般洒落在树干森林之中。起伏的空间与穿插其中的爬行隧道、攀爬墙提供了多样化的游戏方式。其中最引人注意的，当属半山腰上穿插在游乐场地中长达20米的巨大滑梯。孩子们在不同的游戏场地中玩耍 – 攀爬、滑落、躲藏和探索。埋藏在斜坡下的隧道纵横交错，仿佛是过去错综复杂矿井的重现。

Wedged in between the pole forest lies a large, prismatically shaped play surface. It has been &＃39;draped&＃39; over the terril, following its heightlines – a gesture that is visible from afar. The surface is a challenging object, that narrows down to the top and &＃39;crumbles&＃39; at the foot of the hill. This tectonic landscape offers space to an endless variation of play options, and is scattered with crawling tunnels, climbing surfaces with climbing grips and &＃39;giant stairs&＃39;. Its spectacular highlight is the more than twenty meters long slide, which is placed halfway up the hill and is integrated within the relief of the concrete play surface. The various prismatic surfaces invite children to climb, slide, hide and discover. The surface consists of sloped, horizontal and vertical crossings, inspired by the underground mining shafts.