HAMILTON MAUSOLEUM DESIGN COMPETITION
項目介紹 PROJECT BACKGROUND
從M74公路上可以看到的當地標誌性建築漢密斯頓陵墓，該建築是小鎮最具標誌性的建築之一。它位於大衛·布萊斯（ David Bryce ）設計的斯特拉斯克萊德郊野公園中，是漢密爾頓第十公爵的家庭墓地，漢密爾頓的妻子蘇珊·貝克福德（ Susan Beckford ）繼承了祖先積累的藝術品收藏權，這一切歸功於他們在牙買加擁有的糖園。
該建築以整體式基座和門廊為中心，帶有圓形大廳和圓頂。入口處有亞歷山大·漢迪賽·裡奇（ Alexander Handyside Ritchie ）出色的獅子雕塑。內部裝飾大理石地板，並以其15秒回聲而聞名。守護者小屋位於東北，通過一條服務隧道與陵墓相連。
漢密爾頓陵墓信託基金會成立於2019年，旨在促進對陵墓和守護者小屋的緊急維修需求，並確保這些歷史資產安全的未來。2020年，南拉納克郡議會承諾對漢密爾頓陵墓進行緊急維修，這是該議會2020/21年資本計畫的一部分。通過允許替換鉛並在平屋頂和穹頂上裝訂邊溝，這將有助於保護歷史景點免受可見的水災影響。
項目挑戰 PROJECT CHALLENGES
一場創意大賽，來拯救漢密爾頓陵墓和守護者小屋，為子孫後代帶來文化積累。這項比賽旨在重新構想陵墓和守護者小屋以及與LOW PARKS總體的聯繫。這些建築物具有用作活動空間，展覽空間或當地歷史解釋中心的潛力功能，但您可以提出其他的潛在用途沒有限制。歡迎大家全面考慮陵墓，住所及其周圍環境的想法，並著重強調對漢密爾頓鎮及其當地社區的利益。
賽程安排 SCHEDULE ARRANGEMENT
比賽啟動：2020年6月18日
截止日期：2020年9月4日
公佈入圍：2020年9月18日
入圍演講：2020年9月25日
獲獎名單公：2020年9月30日
陪審團
約翰·休姆OBE教授
Judi Keith-Brown，新西蘭建築師學會主席
南拉納克郡議會（ TBC ）的1名代表
1漢密爾頓陵墓信託總監（ TBC ）
GIA總裁Phil Zoechbauer
GIA前任總裁Isabel Garriga
AN IDEAS COMPETITION TO HELP SECURE THE FUTURE OF THE A-LISTED MONUMENT
A local landmark, visible from the M74, it is one of the town’s most iconic buildings. Located in Strathclyde Country Park, and designed by David Bryce, it was built as a family tomb for the 10th Duke of Hamilton, whose wife Susan Beckford inherited the art collection amassed by her ancestors through their ownership of sugar plantations in Jamaica.
The building features a monolithic plinth and portico holding the rotunda and dome with a central oculus. The entrance is marked by remarkable lion sculptures by Alexander Handyside Ritchie. The interior has a decorative marble floor and is renowned for its 15 second echo. The Keeper’s Lodge sits to the north east, connected to the Mausoleum by a services tunnel.
The Hamilton Mausoleum Trust was established in 2019 to promote the need for urgent repairs to both the Mausoleum and the Keeper’s Lodge and to secure the future of these historic assets. In 2020 South Lanarkshire Council pledged to undertake the urgent repair of the Hamilton Mausoleum as part of the council’s capital programme for 2020/21. This will help preserve the historic attraction from visible signs of water damage by allowing the replacement of the lead and guttering on both the flat roofs and dome.
WHO CAN ENTER?
This competition is open to all.
PRIZES
- First prize: £1000
- Second Prize: £500
- Third Prize: £250
JURY
- Professor John Hume OBE
- Judi Keith-Brown, New Zealand institute of architects President
- Provost Ian McAllan, South Lanarkshire Council
- 1 Hamilton Mausoleum Trust Director ( TBC )
- Phil Zoechbauer, GIA President
- Isabel Garriga, GIA Past President
SITE VISIT
Due to current travel restrictions, a formal site visit is not possible but a full set of site information is available to all entrants and can be downloaded on receipt of entry fee.
DATES
- Competition Launch: 18th June 2020
- Closing Date: 4th September 2020
- Shortlist Announced: 18th September 2020
- Shortlist Presentation: 25th September 2020
- Winners Announced: 30th September 2020
ENTRY FEE
- non-RIAS members: £25
- RIAS members: £20
- Students: £10
SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Your submission should contain: 3-6 images to suit screen aspect ratio 4:3, these can include a variety of sketches and images to explain your idea but must include a section, site plan and 3D representation. Up to 1000 words explanation of concept. All entries to be digital, maximum file size 5MB Submissions must be anonymous, a unique number will be allocated on submission.
OTHER
This is an ideas competition. There is no intent beyond the parameters of this competition to implement any of the proposed submissions or their suggestions.
Visit the Hamilton Mausoleum Trust website for more information http://hmtrust.co.uk/
If you have any queries, please address these to communications@gia.org.uk
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Are team entries acceptable? Yes, they are.
- I am an architectural assistant, can I purchase a student ticket? Only those with an active student email can register for the student fee.
- Does the entry fee change for a team entry? No, only one registration is required for a team entry.
- Are we allowed to add decoration on the wall? ( Like sculptures that link back to history ) Yes
- According to the site plan, we assumed the plan also shows the boundary and scale of the site. Does the boundary of the site flexible? ( We also want to include the parking lot at the north of the mausoleum ) Yes
- Are we able to add architectures like Pavillion or tunnel on the site? Are we allowed to dig holes on the wall of the mausoleum? Yes
- There are no drawing of the below ground level of the mausoleum, is this area excluded from the competition ( eg. no proposals for this area )? The basement crypt is not excluded from the competition. Indeed, it is an important space and is the level from which there is a duct from the mausoleum furnace to the chimney on the Keeper’s Cottage. Lockdown prohibited access to archive drawings but in the event that a plan of the crypt can be sourced, it will be reproduced and uploaded to the competition website.
- The site map shows an area around the mausoleum/lodge, is there a site boundary for potential proposals or is the area shown in the site plan all useable ( within reason )? There are no set limits or boundaries for the competition, and we would encourage participants to find innovative ways to integrate the structures into both the park setting and its urban context.
