LibrAir，纽约/建筑

Historically, Sheep Meadow has long been renowned for hosting – from sheep grazing to concerts, from protests to recreation – and it now becomes a space devoted to sharing and reading.

在一个阅读文化正在衰落的世界里，图书馆项目旨在打破更传统、更正式的图书馆的封闭氛围。如上图所示，这一概念始于一本打开的书，书柜代表了从每一页散发出来的知识，使羊草地成为一片绿洲，被雄伟的树木和智慧的书架从城市的混乱中移除。

In a world where reading culture is on the decline, the LIBRAIR project aims to break with the closed mood of the more traditional and formal library. The concept starts from an open book, as shown in the illustration above, where the bookcases represent the knowledge that radiates from each of its pages, rendering Sheep Meadow an oasis removed from the chaos of the city by majestic trees and shelves of wisdom.

通过不占据中心，圆圈可以创造一个宁静的区域，而不需要任何特定的部分。通过这个门槛进入羊草地，书籍成为游客生活的一部分，即使这些书不是直接处理的，而只是通过传递和借鉴经验。

By not occupying the center, the circle allows the creation of an area of serenity without privileging any specific part. Entering Sheep Meadow through this threshold, the books become part of the life of visitors even if the volumes are not handled directly, but simply by passing and drawing on the experience.

每个书架都放在草地上，形成一个开放的图书馆，人们可以随时用手机找到想要的书。其中九种结构更具象征性，促进了围绕不同媒体、声音和写作的新阅读方式的体验；九个由模块组成的空间，可以根据需要进行操作和安排。

它们由科尔顿建造而成，将像书籍一样经久不衰。

Individual bookcases are placed all around the grassed space to form an open library where people use their phone to find the book they want whenever they want. Nine of these structures are more symbolic, promoting the experience of new ways of reading centered around different media, sounds and writing; nine spaces made of modules that can be manipulated and arranged as wished.

Constructed of Corten, they will last through the seasons as books do in time.