BT House Studio Guilherme Torres

2013-07-04 01:00

架构师提供的文本描述。圣保罗的建筑师GuilhermeTorres已经开发出融合了现代和传统的理念。Guilherme自己的房子，由建筑师自己设计，有一种格子木设计，一种叫muxarabie的砖状太阳，是东方建筑的一个经典特征。后来被葡萄牙人同化，葡萄牙人把它带到了巴西。这一元素，以其强大的美学吸引力，适应了这个住宅在该国南部，并作为一个木制的“窗帘”，允许空气流动，暗淡的灯光，并作为一个安全的特点。

Text description provided by the architects. São Paulo based architect Guilherme Torres has developed ideas which fuse the modern and the traditional. Guilherme’s own house, designed by the architect himself, bears a chequered wood design, a kind of brise soleil called muxarabie, which is a classic feature in Eastern architecture. It was later assimilated by the Portuguese, who brought it to Brazil. This element, with its powerful aesthetic appeal, was adapted to this residence in the South of the country, and acts as a wooden ‘curtain’, allowing air flow, dimming light and also serving as a security feature.

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“我一看到这片被其他房子围住的缓缓倾斜的地块，我就想到了这个大面板，以确保他们和他们的邻居的隐私。”这座巨大的房子是一个巨大的长方形单体，有两个巨大的砖砌块，与混凝土的上部体积形成鲜明对比。几个柱子，巨大的跨度和战略性的墙壁创造了精美的花园，为这对年轻夫妇和他们的两个小孩提供了一个避难所。

“As soon as I saw the gently sloped plot surrounded by other houses, the idea of this large panel came to me, to ensure privacy for both them and their neighbors.” This monumental house stands out as a huge rectangular monolith with two large brickwork blocks in contrast with the upper volume in concrete. A few columns, huge spans and strategic walls create exquisite fine gardens that make up a refuge for this young couple and their two small children.

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c.Denilson Machado

这款装饰采用了巴西风格，结合了吉尔赫姆·托雷斯(Guilherme Torres)的设计，包括沙发和桌子，以及其他巴西设计的伟大名字，比如塞尔吉奥·罗德里格斯(Sérgio Rodri总会)和卡洛斯·莫塔(Carlos Motta)这些巴西风格与国际设计重叠的组合是由汤姆·迪克森和伊朗地毯组成的，所有这些都是由建筑师提供的。这座花园由亚历克斯·花崎设计，由于得克萨斯羽草的运动，给房子营造了一种飘逸的气氛。

The decoration follows a jovial and Brazilian style with an alliance of Guilherme Torres’ design, including sofas and tables, and other great names of Brazilian design such as furniture designed by Sérgio Rodrigues and Carlos Motta. The composition of overlapping these Brazilian styles with international design is balanced by pieces from Tom Dixon and Iranian carpets, all sourced by the architect. The garden, designed by Alex Hanazaki has given the house an ethereal atmosphere due to the movement of Texan plume grass.