2017.03.19 建筑师阿曼达-莱维特

shiyi18

Kirsty Young's castaway this week is the architect Amanda Levete. She won the Stirling prize in 1998 for the Media Centre at Lord's Cricket Ground which she designed with then husband, the late Jan Kaplicky. Later this year the Victoria and Albert Museum in London will open her extension, featuring a new entrance, courtyard and gallery.

Brought up in Richmond, the oldest of three children, she showed her independent spirit early on, and left school at 16. She discovered architecture while on a Foundation year at art school and was offered a place at the Architectural Association, even though her portfolio didn't feature a single drawing of a building.

Since setting up her own practice in 2009, her creative endeavours have included the Museum of Art, Architecture & Technology (MAAT) in Lisbon, a retail and hotel complex in Bangkok, and the MPavilion Queen Victoria Gardens in Melbourne. In 2016 her practice won competitions to transform the Galleries Lafayette building in Paris and create a new mosque in Abu Dhabi. She has also designed furniture, stackable football pitches and set up a pop-up restaurant serving nothing but tinned fish.




建筑师阿曼达-莱维特。1998年，她与当时的丈夫Jan Kaplicky一起设计的Lord's Cricket Ground的媒体中心获得了斯特林奖。今年晚些时候，伦敦的维多利亚和阿尔伯特博物馆将开放她的扩建部分，包括一个新的入口、院子和画廊。

她在里士满长大，是三个孩子中最年长的，她很早就表现出独立的精神，16岁就离开学校。她在艺术学校读预科时发现了建筑学，并获得了建筑协会的录用，尽管她的作品集中没有一张建筑图纸。

自2009年建立自己的实践以来，她的创造性努力包括里斯本的艺术、建筑和技术博物馆（MAAT），曼谷的零售和酒店综合体，以及墨尔本的MPavilion维多利亚女王花园。2016年，她的实践赢得了改造巴黎老佛爷百货大楼和在阿布扎比创建新清真寺的竞赛。她还设计了家具、可堆叠的足球场，并设立了一家只提供罐头鱼的临时餐厅。