Sayulita 私宅

公司：	Palma	类型：	建筑
地区：	墨西哥	标签：	别墅私宅

该项目位于墨西哥太平洋海岸的萨尤利塔镇，紧邻的土地被美丽的丛林景观所占据，这不可避免地成为建筑概念的核心。为了开拓旅游租赁市场，客户要求建造一个独立的一居室单元，我们将其安置在地块的低端，上面有一个2个车位的车库和储物空间。

Located in the town of Sayulita, on the Mexican pacific coast, the immediate land on which the project was to be developed is dominated by beautiful jungle views, which inevitably became central to the architectural concept. Hoping to tap into the tourist rental market, the clients requested a detached one-bedroom unit which we placed at the lower end of the lot, above a 2 car garage and storage space.

主屋位于地块的最高处。在一楼，餐厅和起居室朝向景观开放，开放式厨房是它们之间的衔接元素。泳池露台向着景观延伸，后面的两个天井让户外生活空间更加清新、私密。这些天井为公共空间和客房创造了显著的交叉通风。当所有的门窗都打开时，微风始终存在，即使不使用空调，温度也很舒适。

The main house is located at the highest elevation of the lot. On the ground floor, the dining and living rooms open up towards the views with an open kitchen as an articulating element between them. A pool terrace extends out towards the views and two patios in the back allow for a fresher, more intimate outdoor living space. These patios create significant cross-ventilation in the common spaces and guest room. When all the windows and doors are open, the breeze is always present and the temperature is pleasant even without the use of air-conditioning.

上层是比较私密的区域：带书房的电视室，以及带步入式衣柜和浴室的主卧室。二层的外墙有一个悬空和阳台，可以保护上层在早晨免受阳光直射。景观被框在这个悬空和阳台墙之间，尽管有全高的窗户，但还是提供了隐私。在屋顶上，安装了12块太阳能板，以减少电网的电力消耗。

The upper level holds the more private areas: a TV room with study, and the master bedroom with walk-in closet and bathroom. An overhang and balcony all along the facade on the second story protects the upper level from direct sunlight in the mornings. The view is framed between this overhang and balcony wall and provides privacy despite full-height windows. On the roof, 12 solar panels were installed to reduce electrical consumption from the grid.

该项目的色调是基于当地石材的色调，这些石材被用于主要的挡土墙。其目的是为了在整个项目中保持与这些泥土色调的联系。墙面使用了粗糙和精细的灰泥，外部使用了泥土色的砾石骨料混凝土地面，室内空间使用了木质细节和传统的赤陶砖。

The color palette for the project is based on the tones found in the regional stone which was used for the main retaining walls. The intention was to maintain the connection with those earthy tones throughout the project: A rough and fine pigmented stucco was used for the walls, earthy gravel aggregate concrete floors for exterior, wood details and traditional terracotta tiles for the interior spaces.