地景、竞技与日常——衢州体育中心"一场+三馆"的建筑文化范式与体育生态重塑OA

Large-scale sports venues commonly face the issues of insufficient post-event utilization and disconnection from urban daily life.Using Quzhou Sports Center's"One Stadium and Three Halls",the main venue for the 2026 Zhejiang Provincial Games,as a case study,this paper adopts an interdisciplinary perspective combining architecture,culture,and sports to explore how the center achieves a cultural transition from visual landmark to experiential carrier through its earth-sheltered landscape form.Leveraging innovative structural technology and a"5-minute circulation"design,the venue provides athlete-centered professional spaces,and introduces Affordance Theory and operational typology identification theory to plan flexible functional transformation paths between event-time and post-event operation.The study examines"cultural metaphors of form""techno-humanistic spaces"and"theoretical innovation in operations"placing equal emphasis on public fitness and competitive sports.This approach drives a shift from a"single-event container"to an"urban sports vitality hub",proposing a forward-looking and actionable"Quzhou Solution"for the sustainable development of public architecture.