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Atelier A×PSA | 古城墙下的《新住户》
「借过一下，春天」特别城市项目
彦文建筑——《新住户》| 古城公园
上海当代艺术博物馆(PSA)受2026年上海国际花卉节黄浦主会场邀请，发起「借过一下，春天」特别城市艺术项目,邀请 5 组艺术家登陆古城公园。彦文建筑受邀为此次项目带来的《新住户》，以四组景观装置为载体，为城市「新住户」小动物营造家园，以微缩樟树林景观装置探讨自然与城市共生。当上海黄浦区的古城墙遗址遇上春日繁花，开启一场关于自然与共生的对话。
设计理念：从人居到自然栖居的「新住户」
古城公园地处人民路与中华路围合地带，这里是上海老县城城墙原址，承载着老城厢的历史肌理与城市记忆。项目以场地文脉为基底，将历史空间、花卉主题与公共艺术结合，让艺术走进城市公共绿地，唤醒人与土地、自然的情感连接。彦文建筑《新住户》的灵感便源于此 —— 当昔日人居之地变为绿植葱郁的公园，树木、花鸟、虫兽、猫咪便成了这里的「新主人」。彦文建筑打造了四组景观装置，在此，人类退位为“访客”，观察并尊重这场生命形态的接力。
粉色小筑&“巨人之眼”
在茂密的绿意与竹林背景中，四个粉色的艺术装置格外抢眼，既呼应春日花卉主题，也让艺术在自然中醒目。
四个装置藏着彦文建筑不同的巧思：
1、微缩景观互动装置：围绕树干基座建造，让树木从建筑中心生长。 互动装置采用内置镜面反射，将整片樟树林浓缩于一米见方的盒内，观众透过小孔观看场地微缩模型，体验 “巨人之眼”的视角，这种尺度的剧烈收缩诱发了一种“上帝视角”的错觉：当我们窥探微小世界时，亦在反思是否正有庞然的存在俯瞰着众生。时间与空间的双重体感在此交汇，引导观众重新审视城市、自然与生命之间那场流动的对话。
2、蟲巢：如信箱一般带孔洞的小型装置，为昆虫住户提供穿行与栖息的微小空间。
3、鸟屋：悬挂于树，为鸟类住户提供停留与庇护的场所
4、猫屋：居于地面，呈L 型，适配猫咪住户的休憩。
自然与城市共生
巨人之眼的幻象褪去，真实樟树林的枝叶在春风中低语，建造本身，就是一场向自然的邀请。四组粉色小筑不仅为蟲鸟猫兽提供了庇护，更为这座城市提供了一面镜子，照见我们对共生的渴望，也照见老城厢在历史里，永远向着春天敞开。
项目信息
• 项目名称: 「借过一下，春天」特别城市艺术项目——《新住户》
• 主办：上海当代艺术博物馆、上海国际花卉节黄浦城市主会场
• 项目策划与呈现：上海当代艺术博物馆
• 特别支持：上海外滩投资开发（集团）有限公司
• 建筑事务所：上海彦文建筑设计工作室(Atelier A)
• 项目竣工: 2026年4月
• 建筑面积：6.615 平方米
• 展亭设计：朱彦文、李梦婕、王媞
• 图片提供：上海当代艺术博物馆 、摄影师刘国威
Atelier A×PSA | “New Residents” Beneath the Ancient City Walls
Atelier A — “New Residents” | GuCheng Park
Invited by the Huangpu Main Venue of the 2026 Shanghai International Flower Festival, PSA launched the special urban art project “After you, Spring” inviting five groups of artists to showcase their work at Gucheng Park.
Atelier A was invited to present “New Residents” for this project. Through four landscape installations, the work creates a home for the city’s “new residents”—small animals—and explores the symbiosis between nature and the city through a miniature camphor tree forest installation. When the ancient city wall ruins of Shanghai’s Huangpu District meet the blossoms of spring, a dialogue about nature and symbiosis begins.
Design Concept: “New Residents”—From Human Habitation to Living in Harmony with Nature
Located at the intersection of Renmin Road and Zhonghua Road, Ancient City Park stands on the original site of the old county town’s city walls in Shanghai, embodying the history and urban memories of the old city center. Grounded in the site’s context, the project integrates historical spaces, floral themes, and public art, bringing art into the city’s public green spaces and reawakening the emotional connection between people, the land, and nature.
Atelier A’s “New Residents” draws its inspiration from this very concept—when a former human settlement transforms into a lush park, trees, flowers, birds, animals, and cats become the “new masters” of this place. Yanwen Architecture has created four sets of landscape installations where humans step back into the role of “visitors,” observing and respecting this relay of life forms.
The Little Pink Cottage & “The Eye of the Giant”
Set against a backdrop of lush greenery and bamboo groves, four pink art installations stand out strikingly, echoing the spring floral theme while making art stand out against the natural landscape.
Each of the four installations showcases a different creative touch from Atelier A:
1. Miniature Landscape Interactive Installation: Constructed around a tree trunk base, this installation allows trees to grow from the center of the structure. The interactive installation uses built-in mirror reflections to condense an entire camphor tree grove into a one-meter-square box; viewers peer through small openings to observe the miniature model of the site, experiencing a “giant’s-eye view.” This shift in scale induces an illusion of a “God’s-eye view”: as we peer into this tiny world, might a colossal presence be looking down upon all living things? Here, time and space converge, guiding viewers to reexamine the fluid dialogue between the city, nature, and life.
2. Insect House: A small installation with holes, resembling a mailbox, providing a tiny space for insect residents to pass through and rest.
3. Bird House: Suspended from a tree, it offers a place for birds to rest and find shelter.
4. Cat House: Situated on the ground in an L-shape, it is designed for cats to rest.
Nature and the City in Harmony
As the illusion of the Giant’s Eye fades, the branches and leaves of the real camphor grove whisper in the spring breeze. The very act of building is an invitation to nature. These four clusters of pink cottages not only provide shelter for insects, birds, cats, and other creatures, but also hold up a mirror to the city, reflecting our longing for coexistence and revealing how the old town, throughout history, has always remained open to spring.
Project Information
Project Title: “After you, Spring” Special Urban Art Project — “New Residents”
Organizers: Power Station of Art, Shanghai International Flower Show Huangpu City Main Venue
Curated and Presented by: Power Station of Art
Special Support: Shanghai Bund Investment (group) Co.,Ltd
Architectural Firm: Shanghai Yanwen Architecture Design Studio (Atelier A)
Completion Date: April 2026
Gross Floor Area: 6.615 square meters
Pavilion Design: Zhu Yanwen, Li Mengjie, Wang Ti
Image Credit: PSA, Photographer Liu Guowei
「借过一下，春天」特别城市项目
彦文建筑——《新住户》| 古城公园
上海当代艺术博物馆(PSA)受2026年上海国际花卉节黄浦主会场邀请，发起「借过一下，春天」特别城市艺术项目,邀请 5 组艺术家登陆古城公园。彦文建筑受邀为此次项目带来的《新住户》，以四组景观装置为载体，为城市「新住户」小动物营造家园，以微缩樟树林景观装置探讨自然与城市共生。当上海黄浦区的古城墙遗址遇上春日繁花，开启一场关于自然与共生的对话。
设计理念：从人居到自然栖居的「新住户」
古城公园地处人民路与中华路围合地带，这里是上海老县城城墙原址，承载着老城厢的历史肌理与城市记忆。项目以场地文脉为基底，将历史空间、花卉主题与公共艺术结合，让艺术走进城市公共绿地，唤醒人与土地、自然的情感连接。彦文建筑《新住户》的灵感便源于此 —— 当昔日人居之地变为绿植葱郁的公园，树木、花鸟、虫兽、猫咪便成了这里的「新主人」。彦文建筑打造了四组景观装置，在此，人类退位为“访客”，观察并尊重这场生命形态的接力。
粉色小筑&“巨人之眼”
在茂密的绿意与竹林背景中，四个粉色的艺术装置格外抢眼，既呼应春日花卉主题，也让艺术在自然中醒目。
四个装置藏着彦文建筑不同的巧思：
1、微缩景观互动装置：围绕树干基座建造，让树木从建筑中心生长。 互动装置采用内置镜面反射，将整片樟树林浓缩于一米见方的盒内，观众透过小孔观看场地微缩模型，体验 “巨人之眼”的视角，这种尺度的剧烈收缩诱发了一种“上帝视角”的错觉：当我们窥探微小世界时，亦在反思是否正有庞然的存在俯瞰着众生。时间与空间的双重体感在此交汇，引导观众重新审视城市、自然与生命之间那场流动的对话。
2、蟲巢：如信箱一般带孔洞的小型装置，为昆虫住户提供穿行与栖息的微小空间。
3、鸟屋：悬挂于树，为鸟类住户提供停留与庇护的场所
4、猫屋：居于地面，呈L 型，适配猫咪住户的休憩。
自然与城市共生
巨人之眼的幻象褪去，真实樟树林的枝叶在春风中低语，建造本身，就是一场向自然的邀请。四组粉色小筑不仅为蟲鸟猫兽提供了庇护，更为这座城市提供了一面镜子，照见我们对共生的渴望，也照见老城厢在历史里，永远向着春天敞开。
项目信息
• 项目名称: 「借过一下，春天」特别城市艺术项目——《新住户》
• 主办：上海当代艺术博物馆、上海国际花卉节黄浦城市主会场
• 项目策划与呈现：上海当代艺术博物馆
• 特别支持：上海外滩投资开发（集团）有限公司
• 建筑事务所：上海彦文建筑设计工作室(Atelier A)
• 项目竣工: 2026年4月
• 建筑面积：6.615 平方米
• 展亭设计：朱彦文、李梦婕、王媞
• 图片提供：上海当代艺术博物馆 、摄影师刘国威
Atelier A×PSA | “New Residents” Beneath the Ancient City Walls
Atelier A — “New Residents” | GuCheng Park
Invited by the Huangpu Main Venue of the 2026 Shanghai International Flower Festival, PSA launched the special urban art project “After you, Spring” inviting five groups of artists to showcase their work at Gucheng Park.
Atelier A was invited to present “New Residents” for this project. Through four landscape installations, the work creates a home for the city’s “new residents”—small animals—and explores the symbiosis between nature and the city through a miniature camphor tree forest installation. When the ancient city wall ruins of Shanghai’s Huangpu District meet the blossoms of spring, a dialogue about nature and symbiosis begins.
Design Concept: “New Residents”—From Human Habitation to Living in Harmony with Nature
Located at the intersection of Renmin Road and Zhonghua Road, Ancient City Park stands on the original site of the old county town’s city walls in Shanghai, embodying the history and urban memories of the old city center. Grounded in the site’s context, the project integrates historical spaces, floral themes, and public art, bringing art into the city’s public green spaces and reawakening the emotional connection between people, the land, and nature.
Atelier A’s “New Residents” draws its inspiration from this very concept—when a former human settlement transforms into a lush park, trees, flowers, birds, animals, and cats become the “new masters” of this place. Yanwen Architecture has created four sets of landscape installations where humans step back into the role of “visitors,” observing and respecting this relay of life forms.
The Little Pink Cottage & “The Eye of the Giant”
Set against a backdrop of lush greenery and bamboo groves, four pink art installations stand out strikingly, echoing the spring floral theme while making art stand out against the natural landscape.
Each of the four installations showcases a different creative touch from Atelier A:
1. Miniature Landscape Interactive Installation: Constructed around a tree trunk base, this installation allows trees to grow from the center of the structure. The interactive installation uses built-in mirror reflections to condense an entire camphor tree grove into a one-meter-square box; viewers peer through small openings to observe the miniature model of the site, experiencing a “giant’s-eye view.” This shift in scale induces an illusion of a “God’s-eye view”: as we peer into this tiny world, might a colossal presence be looking down upon all living things? Here, time and space converge, guiding viewers to reexamine the fluid dialogue between the city, nature, and life.
2. Insect House: A small installation with holes, resembling a mailbox, providing a tiny space for insect residents to pass through and rest.
3. Bird House: Suspended from a tree, it offers a place for birds to rest and find shelter.
4. Cat House: Situated on the ground in an L-shape, it is designed for cats to rest.
Nature and the City in Harmony
As the illusion of the Giant’s Eye fades, the branches and leaves of the real camphor grove whisper in the spring breeze. The very act of building is an invitation to nature. These four clusters of pink cottages not only provide shelter for insects, birds, cats, and other creatures, but also hold up a mirror to the city, reflecting our longing for coexistence and revealing how the old town, throughout history, has always remained open to spring.
Project Information
Project Title: “After you, Spring” Special Urban Art Project — “New Residents”
Organizers: Power Station of Art, Shanghai International Flower Show Huangpu City Main Venue
Curated and Presented by: Power Station of Art
Special Support: Shanghai Bund Investment (group) Co.,Ltd
Architectural Firm: Shanghai Yanwen Architecture Design Studio (Atelier A)
Completion Date: April 2026
Gross Floor Area: 6.615 square meters
Pavilion Design: Zhu Yanwen, Li Mengjie, Wang Ti
Image Credit: PSA, Photographer Liu Guowei
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