Cupe 住宅

公司：	MNMA Studio	类型：	建筑
地区：	巴西	标签：	别墅私宅

项目位于巴西东北部伯南布科的一个旧椰子农场，阳光照耀的阳台围绕着一个巨大楼板，旨在技术和材料决策上营造氛围和和谐。

A great yellow floor slab surrounded by sunlit balconies guided the Cupe houses project, located in a former coconut farm in Pernambuco, northeast Brazil. This design fosters sensations and harmony in its techniques and materials decisions.

项目的选址受到技术和材料选择的限制，因此设计采用了当地所有可用的材料和技术。为了吸收当地文化，当地工人(其中一些是渔民)，参与到混凝土，水泥等材料建造中，向我们展示了简单的技艺也能带来创新、可持续性和精准性的可能性。这些工艺把“传统”建筑变成了某种手工艺品。

The summer houses location is limited regarding technologies and material options, so as a feasibility strategy, the design used every available local materials and techniques. To complement local culture, a team of native workers (some of them fishermen) was introduced to materials like concrete and even cement, showing us that innovation, sustainability and accurate execution can be achieved with overall simplicity. These processes turned a "conventional" building in some sort of handicraft work.

因为精妙的屋顶角度，建筑构造被巧妙的隐藏起来，从任何角度都看不见。俯瞰之下，一个开阔平坦的台地就会呈现在面前。

The technical areas were carefully hidden from virtually any standing point of view, due a meticulous angle definition of the roofing. From above, a terrace presents the ocean frontally with no obstructions.

在材料的选择上，尽可能生态可持续是基本准则：当地种植的木材和桉木是主要材料，将二氧化碳排放量和能源消耗降至最低。

As a premise, the choice of materials is as sustainable as possible: the use of locally farmed wood and eucaliptus is dominant, so the CO2 emissions and energy consumption were minimized.

墙壁粉刷采用当地简单的无害无毒的刷白技术，这可以蒸发墙壁中的水分，同时也有杀菌剂的效果。大部分天花板是由树枝和树枝装饰建造的，这些在施工过程中收集的树枝，可以让光线在室内产生瞬息万变的效果。

The walls were whitewashed, a readily available local technique that allows any moistures inside the wall to evaporate out and also has fungicide effect without toxic elements.Most ceilings were made of branches and sticks collected along the execution time and allow a ephemeral effect of light into spaces

Sergio Rodrigues的家具(一位著名的优秀巴西家具设计师和建筑师)，加上Cariri Artisan’s Market上的各种小物件，为房子增添了象征性和点睛元素。

Sérgio Rodrigues' furniture (a classic and very renowned brazilian furniture designer and architect), along with Cariri Artisan's Market various items, complement the house with symbolic and essential elements.