The Moos Home Tampold Architects

2016-12-15 17:00

架构师提供的文本描述。Moos House，由Tampold建筑事务所和约克维尔设计中心的建筑师ThomasTampold设计，位于北约克附近。正如“国家邮报”(NationalPost)的玛莎·尤亚克·布林(MarthaUniackeBreen)所言，“有道理的是，这座破败的现代派中城住宅应该有明确的艺术氛围，其独特的马赛克艺术面板和流畅的雕塑造型。”

Text description provided by the architects. Moos House, designed by architect  Thomas Tampold of Tampold Architects and Yorkville Design Centre, located Just shy of North York. As Martha Uniacke Breen, of National Post puts it, “It makes sense that this iconoclastic Modernist mid-town house should have decidedly artistic air about it, with its distinctive mosaic art panel and flowing, sculptural shape.”.

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以前是一个平房，其最独特的特征是它在西侧的弯曲角，现在是一个现代主义-当代艺术品。Moos夫妇喜欢这个细节，那就是我们的出发点。他们对这种细节的崇敬，给我们提供了在整个设计中流动的当代灵感。

Previously a bungalow whose most distinctive feature was its curved corner on the west side, now a modernist-contemporary work of art. The Moos couple were fond of this detail and that was our starting point. Their reverence for such a detail provided us with contemporary inspiration which flows throughout the design .

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这张脸是用深灰色的钢镶板覆盖的，它位于中间，封装在二楼，而主地板则是日本的白瓷瓷砖。弯曲角落的完整性在充分利用与一个环绕窗口，并有一个类似的，平方窗口在二楼。

The face is clad in deep-grey steel panelling that sits off-centre and encapsulates the second floor, while the main floor is clad Japanese white porcelain tile. The integrity of the curved corner is in full-use with a wraparound window and there’s a similar, squared-off window on the second floor.

 Ground Floor Plan

前面的入口设置在一边，由建筑师的女儿Evi Tampold设计的一个漂亮的数字化马赛克来恭维。入口悬挂在二楼，从房子的侧面延伸，有明亮的灯光和红色的口音在下面。

The front entrance is set to the side and complimented by a beautiful, digitised mosaic by the architects daughter, Evi Tampold. The entrance is overhung by the second floor, which extends off the side of the house and features bright lights and a red accent on the underside.

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在家里的后面，线条变得更加偏心。一个宽阔的、类似船形的中央院落在甲板上，用轻质的方式填充内部，并由私人甲板覆盖，从上层的主卧室开始。这是对Moos夫妇的另一个想法的回应：厨房的形状像一只眼睛，有一对在房间中心互相面对的抛物线计数器（一个在白色复合物中，另一个在深绿花岗岩中）。后甲板是一种多层甲板设计，由爱沙尼亚的优质热韦斯顿木材制成。

At the rear of the home, lines become even more eccentric. A broad, ship-like central promontory juts into the deck, filling the interior with light and  topped by a private deck, leading from the upper-story master bedroom. This was a response to another idea from the Moos couple: a kitchen shaped like an eye, with a pair of parabolic counters that face each other in the centre of the room(one topped in white composite, the other in deep-green granite). The back deck is a multi-level decking design, made out of premium Thermory-Weston wood from Estonia.

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实施绿色空间是必要的，以对比和称赞的阴沉色调的外部，正面和后面的房子。深紫色和绿色，前面用石头强调；天然绿色的草，一片绿叶的花园和一棵树在后面的甲板上建造。

Implementing green-space was necessary to contrast and compliment the sombre tones of the exterior front and back of the house. Deep- purples and greens, accented with stones in the front; natural green grass, a leafy garden and a tree build into the deck in the back.

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 2nd Floor Plan

二楼图则

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内部被看作是外部的延伸，与它的现代主义，当代设计流动。这方面的一个显著例子是楼梯踏板的精密细木工，当它们上升并形成自己的雕塑时，它在拐角处弯曲。“它的灵感来自奥兹芬特(Ozenfant)设计的楼梯，他是柯布西耶的同时代人。”-托马斯·坦波尔德(Thomas Tampold)

The interior was treated as an extension of the exterior, flowing with it’s modernist, contemporary design. A notable example of this is the precision joinery of the staircase treads, which curve around the corner as they rise and form a sculpture of their own. “It was inspired by a staircase designed by Ozenfant, who was a contemporary of Corbusier.”- Thomas Tampold

像这样令人愉快的视觉效果让人很容易忽略设计的实用性。门的铬层、众多高档的唐景厨房橱柜、离厨房不远的L形储藏室、一部家庭电梯、内置在主套间墙壁中的储藏室、在密集玻璃隔间的浴室内隐藏一个化妆区和一个宽敞的浴缸，这些只是家里实用而又奢华的特色之一。

Pleasing  visuals like this make it easy to overlook the practicalities of the design. Chrome levels for door, a multitude of premium Downsview Kitchens cabinets, an L-shaped pantry just off the kitchen, an in-home elevator, storage built into the walls of the master suite, concealing a dressing area and a roomy tub in the heavily glass-partitioned bathroom are just some of the practical, yet luxurious features of the home.