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KRAUS CAMPO Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA (2001–2003) Located on the Carnegie Mellon University campus, the 32,000-square-foot Kraus Campo is a rooftop garden enclosed by tall buildings on three sides, with only one side of the garden affording open views to campus. Tightly curved bright orange concrete paths intertwine with a low rolling densely shrubbed topography, converging on a large central seating area called “the Campo.” A start-to-finish collaboration between Michael Van Valkenburgh and conceptual artist Mel Bochner, the garden provides an outdoor study and social area for the surrounding business- and art-school communities. The rolling rooftop topography reflects an underlying grading plan that creates several mounded areas raised to five feet above the roof deck. Although the grading plays a role, however, it is the plants themselves, with mature heights ranging from 3 feet to 8 feet that create the majority of the spatial drama, greatly extending and exaggerating the underlying topography of subtle earth mounds. The planting design is a dense mosaic of a limited variety of plants that combine for contrast in color and texture over multiple seasons of the year. As the plants reach their mature heights they will obscure the paths running through them, adding drama and mystery to the choreography of the small space. 克劳斯坎波 宾夕法尼亚州匹兹堡卡内基梅隆大学（2001 - 2003） 位于卡内基·梅隆大学校园，32,000平方英尺的克劳斯坎普是三面封闭的高楼大厦，有花园开放给予意见，校园只有一面一个屋顶花园。紧紧弯曲明亮的橙色具体路径相互交织与低滚动密集shrubbed地形，汇聚上称为一个大型的中央休息区，“坎普。”迈克尔范Valkenburgh和概念艺术家梅尔波切内尔之间的开始到结束的协作，花园设有一个室外研究和社会领域为周边商业和艺术学校社区。 滚动屋顶地形反映创建提升到五尺屋顶甲板以上几种丘状区域的底层分级计划。虽然分级起到了重要作用，但是，它是植物本身，具有成熟的高度从3到8英尺，创造了广大的空间戏剧，大大延长，夸大微妙的土堆下面的地形。种植设计是一种高密度镶嵌的有限品种的植物，结合对比度的颜色和质地在过去一年多的季节。随着植株达到成熟的高峰，他们会掩盖贯穿其中的路径，增加戏剧和神秘的小空间的编排。           |
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