這不是霍比特人的小屋，是古根海姆的美術博物館
古根海姆的繼任者在圖盧姆設計了適合熱帶氣候的IK Lab美術館
Guggenheim successor opens tropical-influenced IK Lab art gallery in Tulum
藝術收藏家佩吉?古根海姆（Peggy Guggenheim）的曾孫在墨西哥圖盧姆（Tulum）的一個生態度假勝地開了一家畫廊，波浪般的水泥牆和起伏的葡萄藤地板為藝術品提供了不尋常的背景。
IK Lab已於上個月開業，位於風景秀麗的環境友好勝地Azulikresort，這裡是墨西哥尤卡坦半島（Yucatán Peninsula）海岸的熱門度假區。
The great-grandson of art collector Peggy Guggenheim has opened a galleryat an eco-resort in Tulum, where wave-like cement walls and undulating vine floors provide an unusual backdrop to artwork.
Opened last month, IK Lab is located in the luxurious eco-friendly Azulikresort in the popular vacation town located on the coast of Mexico"s Yucatán Peninsula.
這個項目由古根海姆家族的後裔Santiago Rumney Guggenheim和圖盧姆當地人提出，他建議度假勝地的創始人和設計師Jorge Eduardo Neira Sterkel建造一座美術館。
Santiago Rumney Guggenheim的建議延續了祖輩的特點，他的曾祖母Peggy是一位傳奇的美國藝術品經銷商，也是Solomon R Guggenheim的侄女，他是美國富商，同時也是博物館的投資者，最著名的藝術博物館有弗蘭克?勞埃德?賴特（Frank Lloyd Wright）在紐約設計的螺旋式博物館建築。
The project came about when Santiago Rumney Guggenheim, a descendant of the famed Guggenheim family and a Tulum local, suggested the resort"s founder and designer Jorge Eduardo Neira Sterkel open an art gallery.
Guggenheim"s proposal continues the legacy of his ancestors: his great grandmother Peggy was a legendary American art dealer and the niece of Solomon R Guggenheim – the wealthy American businessman and philanthropist behind museums including Frank Lloyd Wright"s spiralling building in New York.
「我與圖盧姆的淵源很深，因此這個項目滿足我內心的訴求。」 Santiago Rumney Guggenheim說道。
「IK LAB不僅僅是一座美術館，它能夠為世界上最優秀的創意人士提供一個平台，讓人們在這裡能夠與各個不同的建築作品互動，同時探索新的創作方式。」
"My history with Tulum is deep-rooted, and this project is very close to my heart," said Santiago Rumney Guggenheim in statement.
"IK LAB is more than a gallery, it aspires to provide a framework for the world"s finest creative minds to interact with the gallery"s visionary architecture and explore new ways of creation."
Sterkel希望IK LAB的設計能對其周邊環境產生一些影響，並遵循度假地區的環保理念。
建築立面高於地面至周圍樹冠的高度，美術館採用水泥和當地採購的木材建造。它的有機形式脫離了傳統藝術畫廊的「白盒子」形態。
Sterkel"s design for IK LAB aims to make little impact on its setting, to follow the environmentally friendly ethos of the holiday destination.
Elevated above the ground to the height of the surrounding tree canopy, the gallery is built with cement and locally sourced wood. Its organic forms stray far from the traditional "white box" typically associated with art galleries.
樹枝是展覽空間天篷的結構系統。大型枝丫成為其主要結構部分，而小型枝丫則排列於主要結構之間，陽光能夠透過間隙進入室內。而不同尺寸的圓形窗戶的設置則能夠引入更多的光線。
參觀美術館的遊客必須脫鞋，其內部通道稍稍抬高，然後通向美術館的展覽流線。
Tree branches provide the structure for the uneven canopy that covers the exhibition space. Smaller sticks arranged in a diagonal pattern slot in between, with narrow gaps that allow light to filter through. More light floods in through a number of round windows, in varying shapes and sizes, which puncture the walls.
Visitors to the gallery must take off their shoes before stepping on the undulating flooring, which rises up to join a raised walkway that leads around the gallery.
Bejuo木材是當地的一種藤蔓植物，建築師將這種材料在地板上呈波浪狀排列，再結合使用混凝土塊，混凝土地面與牆面的連接並不生硬，而是呈現微微的弧形。其中建築師別出心裁地設計了如攀岩牆一般的牆體，形成月形開口的台階，並且通過繩索支撐。
美術館裡的傢具，例如桌椅也由水泥製成。
Bejuco wood – a local vine-like plant – is laid in a wavy pattern over the floor and is broken up with segments of cement that curve up like waves in front of the walls. One of these is designed like a climbing wall, featuring moon-shaped openings that form steps and a rope for support.
A series of furniture in the gallery, including a table and a set of chairs, is also made of cement.
Santiago R Guggenheim在IK lab策划了首次展覽。名為「Alignments」的展覽已於2018年4月20日開始，它展示了眾多藝術家的作品，包括TatianaTrouvé、Artur Lescher和Margo Trushina。
Azulik擁有圖盧姆（Tulum）的眾多酒店住宿項目，近年來它已成為極受歡迎的度假勝地，其海灘上建造了眾多設計開發項目。
Santiago R Guggenheim curated the first exhibition at the IK Lab. Called Alignments and opened on 20 April 2018, it features work by artists including Tatiana Trouvé, Artur Lescher and Margo Trushina.
Azulik is among a host of accommodation options in Tulum, which has become a popular holiday destination in recent years and sparked a number of design-focussed developments along its beach.
在這裡，曾經為Pablo Escobar所擁有的莊園已經變成了一座充滿藝術氣息的精品酒店，另外，一座高迪風格的樹屋位於熱帶林地上方，使用者能夠俯瞰周邊美景。
Among these, the estate once owned by infamous drug baron Pablo Escobar has been turned into an art-filled boutique hotel, and a Gaudi-esque treehouse has been built to peep above the tropical woodland.
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