以滑道為核心的潮流聚合場
A Trendy Meeting Point with Tracks as the Focus
“陸衝”是陸地衝浪板的簡稱，是滑板運動的一個分支，它最初的起源是衝浪愛好者發明的一種模擬海上衝浪的滑板，或者叫衝浪訓練器，可以讓人在陸地上體驗衝浪的樂趣。
陸衝受到年輕人追捧，除了可以快速上手的特點外，更在於這項運動自帶的社交屬性與潮流藝術元素。
Surfskating is a branch of skateboarding. It is originally invented by surfers to simulate the experience of surfing on the sea, also known as the surf trainer, so that people can experience the fun of surfing on land.
Surfskating has become embraced by young people. It is not only quick to start, but also has the social attribute and combines trendy artistic elements.
∇ 主入口及外擺區，夜晚伴隨海風的音樂彈唱，增加了休閑愜意的氣息
Main entrance and outdoor public area. It adds a casual and pleasant atmosphere vibe with the music playing and sea breeze blowing at night.
01.友好界麵
A Friendly Space
來自深圳的本土品牌Sixty-six委托MOC打造一家陸衝&滑板體驗店，期待把滑板本身融入到生活中，結合街頭文化給予人們別具一格的運動體驗。
Local brand Sixty-six from Shenzhen commissioned MOC to create a surfskate & skateboard experience store, with the expectation to integrate skating into life and combine street culture for a unique sports experience.
項目位於深圳歡樂港灣西岸文化街區，項目周邊的椰樹帶來濃厚的海洋氣息。MOC將建築一側的幕牆改造為折疊窗連接室內外，形成一個友好交流的空間界麵。
The project is located in the West Block of Shenzhen OCT OH Bay. It is surrounded by palm trees that bring a strong vibe of the ocean. MOC transforms one side of the building with folding windows to connect the interior and exterior, creating a friendly and communicative space.
02.洞察
Insights
碗池（Bowl）、泵道（Pump Track）……正是年輕人口中的板圈“術語”，都是指滑道的形態。我們發現，滑板愛好者和練習者常常聚集在滑道的周邊，久而久之便以滑道為核心形成社交聚落——本次的設計的空間形態正是基於這一點。
Bowl, pump track… are the terms used by young people to refer to shapes of a skatepark. We find that skateboarders often gather around the track, and over time, social clusters have formed and the skatepark is the heart – the spatial form in the design is exactly based on this.
∇ 圍繞滑道自然形成的社交聚落
Social clusters naturally form around the track.
03.以滑道為核心的聚合場
A Meeting Point with Tracks as the Focus
設計圍繞一條環形滑道展開：由於深圳炎熱的氣候，我們嚐試將通常於戶外的滑道搬進室內，一側為泵道形式，對側則為碗池，滿足不同玩家的練習需求。而空間6.5米的層高為這一想法提供了可能。
The design starts from a circular track: due to the hot weather in Shenzhen, we tried to move the outdoor tracks indoors, with a pump track on the one side and a bowl on the other side to meet the practice needs of different players. The height of 6.5 meters makes the idea possible.
橙色的滑道高低起伏，在其中滑行的年輕人也成了店內獨有的景觀。
The orange pump track with highs and lows where young people riding in it becomes a unique view of the store.
∇ 在碗池滑行的少年
A teenager cruising in the bowl.
∇ 從泵道看向碗池
Looking into the bowl from the pump track.
∇ 泵道細節
Details of the pump track
以橙色的滑道為界，空間被自然而然的劃分成不同的區域。滑道的內圈形成的區域，半圍合的階梯式座位，可隨意坐下交流休息。
The orange pump track spontaneously divides the skatepark into different areas. The inner ring offers a semi-enclosed stepped seating, where surfers can sit and talk during the break.
天花上的環形吊燈與地麵的環形滑道相互呼應，外圈的環形可以在任意位置固定各種類型的屏幕、裝置、海報等，適應到各種不同的使用場景，圍繞滑道與階梯座位形成一個多變的社交場所。
The ring-shaped lighting on the ceiling echoes the ring-shaped track on the ground. The outer ring serves as the exhibition of various types of screens, devices, posters, etc. for a variety of different scenarios, as well as forming a versatile social spot around the track and stepped seating.
滑道的另一側是碗池，碗池上方用4500個滑輪製作了一副點陣畫麵：通過豎向2個滑輪為1小組，橫向5小組為1大組的有序排列組成了一麵“點陣畫”。我們根據滑輪的特點設計了便於拆卸更換的安裝方式，每個滑輪化身為一個像素點，滿足後續如跨界聯名、活動發布、藝術創作等，用點陣滑輪創作出不同的畫麵，帶來持續的新鮮感。
On the other side of the track is the bowl, above which, 4,500 wheels are used to create a dot matrix wall: 2 wheels as a group vertically and 5 groups as a patch horizontally. We design the installation method according to the characteristics of the wheels for easy disassembly and replacement. Each wheel becomes a pixel for creating different images and delivering fresh surprises for future crossover collaboration, event and release, art creation, etc.
∇ “點陣屏”——現在顯示Sixty-six，以後就不一定了
“Pixel Screen” – The display is Sixty-six and it is replaceable.
∇ 滑輪細節
Detail of the wheels
圍繞著中間的滑道，滑道外圍設計為滑板愛好相關的休閑社交場所，包含了水吧服務區和滑板及陸衝相關產品展示區。
The outer ring of the track is designed as a leisure and social spot for skateboarders, including a bar area and a display area for skateboarding and surfskating products.
水吧靠近主入口，內嵌於牆麵之中，橙色的牆麵和滑板點亮了空間，水吧的另一側則打開與室外連通。
The bar is near the main entrance and is embedded in the wall. Orange wall and skateboards light up the space. The other side of the bar is connected to the outdoors.
產品陳列方式的探索也是本次設計的重點：我們設置了少量的固定展示，而更多的陳列道具則是以靈活多變為原則進行設計的。
The product display is also the focus of the design: we set a small number of fixed displays, while more display props are designed flexible and versatile.
我們通過模塊化的可推拉側板造型，依靠滑板的滑輪，在固定的軌道上可左右自由滑動組合，通過單塊或多塊造型板的組合，結合靈活的洞洞板，滿足不同尺度的陳列需求的之外，也使整體陳列更加豐富。
We make use of modular push-pull side panels, skateboard wheels, fixed tracks and hole boards to create flexible combinations for displaying one skateboard or more, which meets the needs of different scales of display as well as enrich the overall exhibition.
∇ 底部使用滑板滑輪，可在軌道上靈活推動組合
Skateboard wheels are used on the track for flexible combination.
∇ 從滑道看向展品展示區
Looking from the track to the display area
04. 總結
Summary
本次項目中，我們通過一個小小的洞察，嚐試探索一種以小眾愛好為核心的社交場景。設計圍繞滑道發散，而對於社交場景也從中間的滑道內側的聚焦在滑板這項運動上，逐步往外擴展至潮流文化和休閑生活，從而形成一個因滑板而聚集起來的社交聚合場。
In this project, we explore a social scene for those with a niche hobby through our small insight. The design is based around the skatepark, and the social scene also focuses on skateboarding from the inner side of the middle track. It gradually expands to the trendy culture and leisure life, forming a meeting point for skatesurfing.
∇ 平麵圖，Plan
項目信息
項目名稱: Sixty-six 深圳歡樂港灣滑板體驗店
主創設計師：梁寧森、楊振鈺
設計管理：吳岫微
設計團隊：李卷兒，古聳宇
設計周期：2021.10-2021.12
竣工：2022.10
項目地址：深圳市歡樂港灣西岸街區
麵積：400㎡
主材：噴砂不鏽鋼，肌理塗料，木紋貼膜，水泥板，水泥自流坪
業主：Sixty-six
攝影師：聶曉聰
Project Name: Sixty-six Skateboard Experience Store
Leading Designers: Sam Liang, Alex Yang
Project Manager: Vivi Wu
Design Team: Li Juaner, Gu Songyu
Design Phase: October – December 2021
Completion: October 2022
Location: West Block, Shenzhen OCT OH Bay
Area: 400㎡
Materials: Sandblasted stainless steel, textured coating, wood grain lamination, cement board, self-leveling cement
Client: Sixty-six
Photography: Nie Xiaocong
