| 公司： | Robert Simeoni Architects | 类型： | 建筑 |
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| 地区： | 澳大利亚 | 标签： | 别墅私宅 |
在南亚拉的一个紧凑的场地上，这个现有的1930年的复式公寓由一楼和一楼的公寓组成，每个公寓都有自己的外部通道。业主希望将这两个住宅合并成一个单一的住宅。
Occupying a compact site in South Yarra, this existing 1930’s duplex comprised a ground floor and first floor apartment, each with its own external access. The owners wished to unite these two dwellings to form a single residence.
现有的房子内部安静，光线柔和，设计就是针对这一点而开发的，刻意保持安静，并通过现有的平面布局创造了一个长长的对角线景观。底层的加建形成了一个双高的体量，其中包含了一个精心布置的高位窗，并被构思成一个安静的空间，现有的和新的、外部和内部之间有着暧昧的联系。卫生间的设计选用了一些材料，让人联想到1930年代的原始房屋建筑。
The existing house had a quiet interior and muted light and the design was developed in response to this with a deliberate quietness, and the creation of a long diagonal view through the existing shallow floor plan. The ground floor addition formed a double height volume which incorporates a carefully located high level window and was conceived as a quiet space, with ambiguous connections between the existing and the new, the outside and inside. Bathrooms were designed with a selection of materials evocative of the 1930’s architecture of the original house.
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加建的建筑和新的建筑元素一般都是在现有的结构中插入新的元素，并与原有的物质性形成对比。这表现在窗框和外墙覆层使用了钢材。通过新的钢制窗户，利用透明和不透明玻璃的组合，形成了景观。内部颜色的选择是为了连接空间，并应对整个房子不同的体积和光线条件。
The addition, and the new architectural elements generally, read as new inserted elements within the existing fabric, and contrast with the materiality of the original. This is expressed in the use of steel for the window frames and external cladding. Views were curated through the new steel windows utilising a combination of clear and opaque glazing. Internal colours were selected to connect spaces, and respond to the varying volumes and light conditions throughout the house.
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Project: Powell Street House
Architects: Robert Simeoni Architects
Location: South Yarra , Australia
Project size: 190 m2
Site size: 234 m2
Completion date: 2018
Building levels: 2
Photo credit: Derek Swalwell
更新日期：2021-01-25 15:42:29
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