铜陵市自然历史博物馆外观设计方案（结合意

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提示词：Design Proposal for the Appearance of Tongling City Natural History Museum (Combining Intent Model and Functional Layout) Based on the requirements of the task book and the lakeside environment of Site Option One, this design integrates copper cultural symbols, modern functional needs, and ecological landscapes using the coordinate logic from the intent model (where the horizontal and vertical axes correspond to building scale and form ratio) to form the following appearance design proposal: I. Overall Form and Proportion Control 1. Mass Composition Taking the horizontal axis (X) as the direction of the building length, it extends approximately 120 meters along the lakeshore, echoing the linear characteristics of the site; the vertical axis (Y) represents height, with the main building having a total height of 20 meters across three floors (limited to within 24 meters), and a partially elevated observation deck at the top raised to 22 meters, creating a staggered layering effect. The main mass is composed of a three-segment rectangular combination**, referencing the structure of the bronze square ding: - Base (Y=0-6 meters: deep gray stone masonry, horizontal texture simulating copper ore strata, stable and substantial). - Middle Section (Y=6-18 meters: covered with copper green perforated aluminum panels, vertical dividing lines enhance the ribbed feel of bronzeware). - Top Cantilever (Y=18-22 meters: glass block extending outward by 6 meters, symbolizing the ears of a ding, with an internal observation platform). 2. Roof and Skyline The sloped roof (15° slope) gently extends along the X-axis, with bronze-colored photovoltaic panels laid on the surface, meeting energy-saving requirements while simulating the mottled texture of oxidized bronzeware. The roof edge features* parametric cut-out metal grilles, with patterns extracted from bronzeware taotie motifs, forming a gradient density along the Y-axis, casting light and shadow during the day and emitting warm light at night (the change in grille density with increasing Y-axis can be annotated in Figure 1). II. Elevation Design and Material Expression 1. Main Facade (Lakeside Surface) X-axis 0-40 meters segment: full-height floor-to-ceiling glass curtain wall, Low-E glass reflecting lake views, creating a visual effect of "water meeting sky." The vertical separation strips of the curtain wall use copper edging, abstracting cloud and thunder patterns (spacing arranged according to X-axis 1.5-meter modulus). X-axis 40-80 meters segment: copper green perforated aluminum panel wall, with hole density increasing along the Y-axis (10% perforation rate at the bottom, 30% at the top), balancing sun shading and natural ventilation, and the arrangement of holes simulates fragments of bronzeware inscriptions. X-axis 80-120 meters segment: solid walls alternate with glass, forming a contrast between solid and void; the wall embeds copper plate reliefs depicting the mining history of Tongling. 2. Entrance and Base Details Main Entrance (at X-axis 60 meters): suspended copper plate awning (Y=4-6 meters), surface etched with an ancient copper mine map of Tongling, with a mirrored water pool below the awning reflecting the building and sky. Base stone seam: every 5 meters along the X-axis features a copper inlay strip, symbolizing the "mold line" technique of bronzeware casting, enhancing the sense of historical weight. III. Lakeside Interface and Landscape Interaction 1. Waterside Space Design X-axis 0-40 meters (glass curtain wall section): a wooden viewing platform extending outward, with hollow copper railings at the platform edge (Y=0 plane), featuring simplified beast face patterns from bronzeware. Terraced greenery (X-axis 80-120 meters): descending in stages along the Y-axis height, planting native species such as reeds and willows to create a naturally transitional ecological buffer zone. 2. Light and Shadow Effects Daytime: the gradient holes of the perforated aluminum panels cast dynamic light and shadow on the X-Y plane, forming a "flowing inscription" effect with the changing angle of the sun. Nighttime: outline lighting along the building's profile layers along the Y-axis (warm white light at the base, copper green light in the middle, amber light at the top), reflecting on the lake surface, resembling bronzeware floating on water. IV. Systematic Expression of Cultural Symbols 1. Symbol Translation Macro Scale: the entire building resembles a reclining ding, with the X-axis representing the "timeline," metaphorically implying the cultural heritage of Tongling from the entrance (modern) to the end (historical). Meso Scale: facade patterns, materials, and colors are all derived from bronzeware but abstractly expressed through modern parametric design. Micro Scale: details such as door handles and signage incorporate motifs from bronzeware, reinforcing the sense of cultural immersion. 2. Combination of Function and Symbol Viewing Platform (X-axis 40 meters, Y=22 meters): a cantilevered glass box with a copper frame resembling ding ears, offering a panoramic view of West Lake, becoming a "cultural lookout point." Courtyard "Copper Water" Landscape (X-axis 60 meters, Y=0-12 meters): a black mirrored water pool with a 9-meter tall abstract copper column standing in the center, with surface etchings of historical copper ore production data, forming the core of spatial narrative. VI. Effect Visualization (with reference to illustrations) Daytime axonometric view (referencing illustration 1 coordinates): within the length of X-axis 120 meters, materials and light create a three-part rhythm; at a height of Y-axis 22 meters, the ratio of solid to void adheres strictly to the classic composition of bronzeware in a 3:5:2 proportion. Nighttime perspective view: the layered lighting along the Y-axis combined with the lake surface reflections forms a "double ding" imagery, with the star-like micro-light of the perforated aluminum panels echoing the starry night view of Tongling as the "ancient copper capital of China." --ar 16:9 --v 6.1 --stylize 100

中文提示词：铜陵市自然历史博物馆外观设计方案（结合意向模型与功能布局） 基于任务书要求与选址一的临湖环境，结合意向模型中的坐标逻辑（横纵轴对应建筑尺度与形态比例），将铜文化符号、现代功能需求与生态景观融合，形成以下外观设计方案： 一、整体形态与比例控制 1. 体块构成 以横轴（X）为建筑长度方向，沿湖岸展开约120米，呼应场地线性特征；纵轴（Y）为垂直高度，主体建筑三层总高20米（限高24米内），顶部局部观景台抬升至22米，形成错落层次。 主体体块为三段式矩形组合**，参考青铜方鼎的“器身-鼎足-耳部”结构： 基座（Y=0-6米：深灰色石材砌筑，横向纹理模拟铜矿地层，稳定厚重。 中部主体（Y=6-18米：铜绿色穿孔铝板覆盖，竖向分割线条强化青铜器棱脊感。 顶部悬挑（Y=18-22米：向外延伸6米的玻璃体块，象征鼎耳，内置观景平台。 2. 屋顶与天际线 斜坡屋顶（坡度15°）沿X轴方向平缓延伸，表面铺设青铜色光伏板，既满足节能要求，又模拟青铜器氧化后的斑驳质感。 屋顶边缘嵌*参数化镂空金属格栅，图案提取自青铜器饕餮纹，在Y轴方向形成渐变密度，白天投射光影，夜晚透出暖光（图例1中可标注格栅密度随Y轴升高的变化趋势）。 二、立面设计与材质表达 1. 主立面（临湖面） X轴0-40米段：全高落地玻璃幕墙，Low-E玻璃反射湖景，形成“水天相接”的视觉效果。幕墙竖向分隔条采用铜质包边，抽象化云雷纹线条（间距按X轴1.5米模数排列）。 X轴40-80米段：铜绿色穿孔铝板墙面，孔洞密度沿Y轴递增（下部10%穿孔率，上部30%），兼顾遮阳与自然通风，孔洞排列模拟青铜器铭文片段。 X轴80-120米段：实体墙面与玻璃交替，形成虚实对比，墙面嵌入铜板浮雕，刻画铜陵采矿历史场景。 2. 入口与基座细节 主入口（X轴60米处：悬浮铜板雨棚（Y=4-6米），表面蚀刻铜陵古铜矿地图，雨棚下方设置镜面水池，倒影建筑与天空。 基座石材拼缝：沿X轴方向每5米设一道铜质嵌条，象征青铜器铸造的“范线”工艺，增强历史厚重感。 三、临湖界面与景观互动 1. 亲水空间设计 X轴0-40米（玻璃幕墙段）：向外延伸木制观景平台，平台边缘（Y=0平面）设置镂空铜制栏杆，纹样为简化的青铜器兽面纹。 阶梯式退台绿化（X轴80-120米）：沿Y轴高度逐级跌落，种植芦苇、垂柳等本土植物，形成自然过渡的生态缓冲带。 2. 光影与倒影 日间：穿孔铝板的渐变孔洞在X-Y平面投射动态光影，随太阳角度变化形成“流动铭文”效果。 夜间：建筑轮廓灯带沿Y轴分层照明（基座暖白光、中部铜绿光、顶部琥珀光），倒映湖面，宛如浮于水面的青铜器。 四、文化符号的系统性表达 1. 符号转译 宏观尺度：建筑整体如卧鼎，X轴方向象征“时间轴线”，从入口（现代）至尾部（历史）隐喻铜陵文化传承。 中观尺度：立面纹样、材质、色彩均提取自青铜器，但通过现代参数化设计抽象表达。 微观尺度：门把手、导视牌等细节融入铜器回纹，强化文化浸入感。 2. 功能与符号结合 观景平台（X轴40米，Y=22米：顶部悬挑玻璃盒设置铜质框架，形似鼎耳，内部可俯瞰西湖全景，成为“文化眺望点”。 中庭“铜水”景观（X轴60米，Y=0-12米）：黑色镜面水池中央矗立9米高抽象铜柱，柱体表面蚀刻历代铜矿产量数据，形成空间叙事核心。 六、效果可视化（结合图例） 日景轴测（参考图例1坐标）：X轴120米长度内，材质与光影形成三段节奏；Y轴22米高度下，虚实体块比例严格遵循3:5:2的青铜器经典构图。 夜景透视图：Y轴方向灯光层次与湖面倒影构成“双鼎”意象，穿孔铝板的星点微光呼应铜陵“中国古铜都”星空夜景。 一键画同款
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