阿德莫尔之家

公司：	Kwong Von Glinow	类型：	建筑
地区：	美国	标签：	别墅私宅

对于这栋在芝加哥传统地段上临近小巷的房子，设计师Kwong Von Glinow颠覆了传统的住宅部分，将卧室排在一楼，生活空间排在二楼。这种方法支持当代的生活方式，强调公共区域、相互联系和灵活的生活工作空间，接受充足的自然光，并与周围的城市环境互动。

For this house bordering an alleyway on a traditional Chicago lot, Kwong Von Glinow flips the traditional residential section, arraying bedrooms on the first floor and living spaces on the second. This approach supports contemporary ways of living, emphasizing communal areas, interconnectivity, and flexible live-work spaces that receive ample natural light and engage the surrounding urban context.

一个弧形的双高中庭从前门到后门纵向延伸，形成一个内部庭院，垂直连接一楼和二楼的公共区域。通过一个大型的画窗和一面弯曲的墙，庭院提供了一个非正式的多功能区域，居民可以在这里放松，孩子们可以在这里玩耍。

A curved double-height atrium runs lengthwise from front to back doors, creating an interior courtyard that vertically connects the common areas on the first and second floors. Defined by a large picture window and a curving wall, the courtyard offers an informal multi-purpose area where residents can relax and their children can play.

住宅的设计平衡了城市用地的私密性和开放性。在庭院的弧形内墙外，是住宅的所有卧室，从巷道向邻近的地段推开。靠近房子前面的两间卧室的窗户朝向邻居的芝加哥砖墙，提供了隐私，不受街道和邻居的影响。主卧室套间位于房屋后面，俯瞰私人花园。

The design of the home balances privacy and openness on the urban site. Off the courtyard’s curving inner wall lie all of the home’s bedrooms, pushed away from the alleyway towards the neighboring lot. The two bedrooms nearer the front of the house have windows that look toward the neighbor’s Chicago brick wall, providing privacy from the view of the street and neighbors. The primary bedroom suite is located at the back of the home, overlooking a private garden.

隐藏在庭院弧形墙后的楼梯通向二楼。开放式的规划围绕着四个桁架组织，支撑着房子的框架。这些桁架区分了围绕栏杆曲线设置的五个区域：厨房、岛、餐厅、化妆室和客厅。在整个项目中白色的墙壁和白色的橡木木地板、桁架和家具吸引了人们对空间本身品质的关注。二楼所有的共享和公共空间都朝向一扇横跨内部庭院的带状窗户。这扇56英尺长的窗户让自然光充斥着整个住宅，并打开了全景，捕捉到了周围社区的全部景象：百年老树、邻近建筑的后阳台和防火梯，以及蜿蜒的电缆路灯。

A stair tucked behind the courtyard’s curving wall leads to the second floor. The open plan is organized around four trusses that support the house’s Chicago balloon frame. These trusses distinguish five areas set around the curve of the balustrade: the kitchen, the island, the dining room, the powder room, and the living room. Throughout, a restrained colors and materials palette—white walls and white oak wood floors, trusses, and furnishing—draws attention to the qualities of the spaces themselves. All of the shared and public spaces on the second floor are oriented towards a ribbon window that spans the length of the interior courtyard. The 56-foot-long window floods the home with natural light and opens panoramic views that capture the fullness of the surrounding neighborhood: century-old trees, the back balconies and fire-escapes of neighboring buildings, and street lamps with their meandering cabling.

住宅的外观与附近的传统乡土风格相融合，同时反映了内部空间的组织。设计将外立面的层次从街道转移到巷道，这是最城市化的背景。临街的外立面沿二层设置了一排半高的带状窗，一层为单门，保持了前卧室的私密性。在巷道一侧，二层的落地窗和从内院面向巷道的大画窗，使室内环境向城市环境开放。

The exterior of the home engages the neighborhood’s traditional vernacular style while reflecting the organization of the interior spaces. The design shifts the facade hierarchy from the street to the alleyway, the most urban of the contexts. The street-facing facade has a row of half-height ribbon windows along the second floor and a single door on the first level, maintaining privacy for the front bedroom. On the alleyway side, floor-to-ceiling windows on the second floor and a large picture window facing out to the alleyway from the interior courtyard open the interiors to the urban surroundings.

外墙材料的做法强调了截面的翻转，为单体建筑赋予了视觉上的韵律。房屋坐落在混凝土基础上，采用双色Accoya木质雨幕系统。第一层的下半部分用灰色木头覆盖，而第一层的上半部分和第二层的全部则用黑色木头。

The exterior materials approach emphasizes the sectional flip and lends visual rhythm to the monolithic building. The house sits atop a concrete base with a dual-color Accoya wood rain screen system. The bottom half of the first level is clad in grey wood, while black wood lines the top half of the first level and all of the second.