“鹰巢”住宅

鹰巢别墅坐落在丛林火灾最高级别的突出的悬崖上，项目希望平衡和策划前景和广阔的场地体验，同时保持一定的隐私。克制的材料色调以及光和影的变化动态加强了对场地、景观和建筑形式的体验。

Perched high on a prominent escarpment in the highest level of bushfire attack; Flame Zone, Eagle’s Nest aspires to balance and curate the experience of outlook and expansiveness of site, with privacy and seclusion. The restrained material palette heightens this experience of site, landscape and built form along with the changing dynamic of light and shade.

受当代巴西现代主义的影响，底层的"公共区域"（客厅、餐厅、厨房）被北面和东面的大型玻璃推拉门所包围，使太平洋、皮特沃特、纳拉宾湖和比尔戈拉高原的135度景色一览无余。将门收回来，就可以享受到悉尼气候全年令人羡慕的生活。

Influenced by contemporary Brazilian Modernism, the ground floor’s “public program” (living, dining, kitchen) is enclosed by large glass sliding doors to the north and east, enabling uninhibited 135-degree views of the Pacific Ocean, Pittwater, Narrabeen lake and Bilgola Plateau. Retracting the doors provides the coveted internal / external living that Sydney’s climate enjoys year-round.

与一楼的开放和广阔的视野相比，二楼（容纳卧室的私人空间）试图以一种更亲密的方式来框定每个空间的精选景观，潜意识地邀请人们进一步看向景观，就像一幅风景画一样。

In contrast to the ground floor’s open and expansive view, the first floor (housing the private program of bedrooms) seeks to frame select views from each space in a more intimate approach, subconsciously inviting one to look further into the view, akin to a painting of a landscape.

对于一个两边都是公共用地、前面是繁忙的人行道和车行道的场地来说，在保持隐私的同时捕捉风景是最重要的。解决方案是采用可操作的百叶窗表皮，使住户可以在三个外墙的隐私和阳光中进行调节。根据百叶窗的开放程度，建筑的外观在内部和外部都发生了变化，使住户和路人都参与其中。

Capturing views whilst maintaining privacy was of paramount importance for a site flanked with pubic land and fronted with both a busy pedestrian walkway and vehicular thoroughfare. The solution came in the form of an operable louvre skin that allows the occupants to mediate privacy and solar access along three facades. The appearance of the building transforms both internally and externally depending on the openness of the louvres, engaging both occupant and passer by alike.

在设计开发过程中，我们与业主、建筑商、丛林防火顾问和结构工程师紧密合作，确保所有的丛林防火系统都被整合和隐藏起来。利用专有的丛林防火产品和围绕他们的要求进行的细节设计，实现了一个无缝的解决方案，也符合成本效益。

Working closely in design development with the owner, builder, bushfire consultant and structural engineer informed the design and ensured that all bushfire systems were integrated and concealed, rather than an after-thought and visible. Utilising proprietary bushfire products and detailing around their requirements allowed for a seamless resolution that was also cost effective.

对防火规范的遵守也为项目的材料提供了依据。利用客户在脱模混凝土方面的专业知识，使地板、墙壁和檐口成为一种具有三种不同质地的材料：抛光地板、片状墙壁和板状檐口，所有这些都不需要未来的维护，同时为光和影的互动提供不同的背景。为了混凝土与粗糙的再生砖块（从现有房屋的拆除中回收）被涂成缎面白色，为从一楼悬挂下来的哑光黑色平板钢折纸楼梯提供了一个微妙的背景。在外部，一个风化的铜盒坐落在混凝土结构的顶部，并向正北倾斜，以获得最佳的太阳能，挤压的黑色钢盒框住了视野，并为一楼的窗户提供保护，使其免受恶劣的悬崖环境的影响。

Compliance with Flame Zone also informed the construction and materiality of Eagle’s Nest. Utilising the client’s expertise with off form concrete allowed the floors, walls and soffits to be one material with three different textures; burnished floor, sheet form walls and board form soffits - all requiring no future maintenance whilst providing a disparate background for light and shade to interact. To contrast the expanse of concrete, rough laid recycled brickwork (recycled from the demolition of the existing house) painted satin white, provides a subtle backdrop for the matt black flat plate steel origami staircase that suspends down from the first floor. Externally, a weathered copper box sits atop the concrete structure and angles due north for optimum solar access with extruded black steel boxes framing views and providing protection to the first floor windows from the harsh escarpment environment.

项目旨在为悉尼北部海滩上的一个令人惊奇的地点伸张正义，在一个私人建筑形式中策划令人叹为观止的景观，利用克制的材料调色板和细节设计来实现最高水平的丛林防火标准，在此基础上，打造不妥协的美学体验。

Eagle’s Nest seeks to do justice to an amazing site on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, curating breathtaking views within a private built form utilising a restrained material palette and detailing to achieve the highest level of bushfire compliance, all with an uncompromised aesthetic.

Project: Eagle's Nest

Architect / Interior Design: Ian Bennett Design Studio

Project size: 500 m2

Site size: 544 m2

Completion date: 2019

Building levels: 3

Location: Sydney , Australia

Photo credit: Clinton Weaver