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这篇文章深入探讨了汉斯-霍尔林 1985 年为维也纳 Künstlerhaus 建筑外墙设计的装置。它是建筑中材料猜测的一个说明性案例,尤其是在将 "历史 "元素融入当代建筑实践方面。通过对这个在 "Traum und Wirklichkeit, Wien 1870-1930"(《梦想与现实,维也纳 1870-1930》)展览中实现的装置的细读,我讨论了这种推测是如何将精心选择的 "历史 "形式进行物理复制,并将其重新组合为一个 "零散的整体 "的。然而,将历史碎片重新融入当下的方式多种多样。我认为,在重塑 Künstlerhaus 外墙的装置作品中,霍尔林探索了两种截然不同的模式,同时追溯了它们综合的可能性(和陷阱)。
This essay delves into the installation designed by Hans Hollein for the Künstlerhaus facade in Vienna in 1985. It serves as an illustrative case of material speculation in architecture, particularly regarding the incorporation of ‘historical’ elements in contemporary architectural practice. Through a close reading of this installation, realized in the context of the exhibition ‘Traum und Wirklichkeit, Wien 1870-1930’ (Dream and Reality, Vienna 1870-1930), I discuss how such speculation entails the physical replication of carefully chosen ‘historical’ forms and their reassembly in what would be best described as a ‘fragmentary whole.’ However, the reintegration of historical fragments into the present can manifest in diverse ways. I argue that in the installation that reshaped the facade of the Künstlerhaus, Hollein explored two contrasting modes while tracing the possibilities (and pitfalls) of their synthesis.