© Claude Pasquer

C.克劳德·帕斯克尔

架构师提供的文本描述。与冠军卡班斯，克劳德帕斯克尔和科琳朱拉希特特罗亚特发明了一个新的花园词汇，说话的内心的孩子在我们所有人。

Text description provided by the architects. With the ChampiCabanes, Claude Pasquer and Corinne Julhiet Détroyat invent a new garden vocabulary that speaks to the inner child in all of us.

 © Alexandre Petzold

亚历山大·佩佐德

随着规模的变化，花园进入了童年的世界：冠军卡巴内，它的小圆桌和桌子，冠军Cachecache冠军Cachette和冠军咖啡(玩具！)，功能和美学雕塑。

With the changes of scale, the garden get into the world of childhood: the ChampiCabane, with its small circular bench and tables, both ChampiCachecache the ChampiCachette and ChampiCoffre (toys!), Functional and aesthetic sculptures .

 © Alexandre Petzold

亚历山大·佩佐德

每一件雕塑，铁制品，编织绳，使无形可见，并转换这作品在一个自然观察寺庙和周围的生物多样性。

Each sculpture ironwork, woven rope, making the invisible visible and converts this work in a Nature observation  temple and the surrounding biodiversity.

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紫荆花提供的服务

几年来，科林妮和克劳德·朱拉希特·德特罗亚特·帕斯克尔因花园项目的热情而团结在一起。今天，这套新雕塑促进了他们作品的平衡：自然与技巧、美学与功能、魔法与生物多样性。

For several years, Corinne and Claude Julhiet Détroyat Pasquer are united by the passion of the garden project. Today, this new set of sculptures catalyzes the balance of their work: the Nature and Artifice, aesthetics and functionality, the magic and biodiversity 

 © Alexandre Petzold

亚历山大·佩佐德

 © Alexandre Petzold

亚历山大·佩佐德

产品描述：六角形网眼，鸡丝，是一种质朴的材料，令人惊叹，非常简单，乍一看几乎是老式的。它来自工业世界，矛盾的是，它强调可持续发展，因为它存在于花园中。对于蘑菇的帽子，它加强了玻璃纤维，以确保一个紧密的贴合盖，并保持透明度的材料与太阳。

Product Description. The hexagonal mesh, the chicken wire, is a rustic material, amazing, very simple, almost old-fashioned at first glance. Coming from the world of industry, it paradoxically emphasizes sustainable development through its presence in the garden. For the hats of the mushrooms, it is reinforced with fiberglass to ensure a tight fitting cover and to retain the transparency of the material with regard to the sun. 

 © Alexandre Petzold

亚历山大·佩佐德

Architects Ateliers Bauhinia

Location France

Category Small Scale

Architect in Charge Claude Pasquer

Area 400.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Alexandre Petzold, Claude Pasquer