Christchurch House Case Ornsby Design Pty Ltd

2016-06-15 05:00

 © Stephen Goodenough

斯蒂芬·古德

 Floor Plan

架构师提供的文本描述。在2010/2011年新西兰克赖斯特彻奇发生大地震后，占用这一地点的被摧毁的原始房屋被拆除，土地被我们的客户购买。

Text description provided by the architects. After the huge earthquakes in 2010/2011 in Christchurch, New Zealand, the devastated original home occupying this site was removed and the land was purchased by our clients.

 © Stephen Goodenough

斯蒂芬·古德

从历史上看，克赖斯特彻奇市的根基是农业，所以我们设计了一个典型的英国屋顶农舍。这座房子由四个相互连接的建筑组成，在每个住宅之间形成了一系列的庭院空间。这四个展馆中的每一个都由平屋顶的玻璃画廊连接，允许大量的光线进入，并能看到庭院外的景色。

Historically, the city of Christchurch has its roots in agriculture, so we designed an urban take on a typical English pitched-roof farmhouse. The house is comprised of four interconnected buildings, creating a series of courtyard spaces between each dwelling. Each of the four pavilions are connected by flat-roofed glass galleries, allowing large amounts of light in, and views to the courtyards out.

 © Stephen Goodenough

斯蒂芬·古德

材料必须重量轻，以免在更多地震发生时造成安全风险。这些建筑物都是用雪松包好的，并保持自然状态，以便天气和银质脱落。雪松垂直运行于固定用途，水平地展示门和通风板等表现力的特征。垂直的雪松覆盖层通过画廊空间继续在内部完成四个展馆的外部皮肤，使它们感觉好像彼此独立存在。

Materials needed to be lightweight so as not to cause safety risks in the event of more earthquakes.  The buildings are clad in cedar and left in a natural state to weather and silver off.  The cedar runs vertically in fixed applications, and horizontally on expressive features such as doors and ventilation panels.  The vertical cedar cladding is continued internally through the gallery spaces to complete the external skin of the four pavilions, allowing them to feel as though they exist independently of each other.

 © Stephen Goodenough

斯蒂芬·古德

在内部，材料的调色板仅限于天然雪松、橡木细木工、橡木和混凝土地板，为空间提供了温暖和永恒。客厅的特点是双高的山墙天花板，创造了一种体积和光的感觉。

Internally, the palette of materials was confined to natural cedar, oak joinery and oak and concrete floors, lending warmth and permanency to the spaces.   The living room features a double-height gable ceiling, creating a sense of volume and light.