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作者:建筑学狂魔
Omaha Tuatua villa
设计方:Julian Guthrie
位置:新西兰 奥马哈
分类:别墅建筑
内容:实景照片
图片:28张
摄影师:Patrick Reynolds
Tuatua别墅坐落在沿海地区。项目的理念就是创造一栋大面积的家庭度假别墅,它还要接待和非正式的款待频繁来访的客人,别墅中还要有一个存放一只船和体育设备的空间。别墅的场址北向面对着风景,但是可以从公共的人行道上被看见,场址两边的边缘上也有邻近的住宅。这个区域的风很强,有来自北方海岸的风,也有来自西南方向的风。主要的生活空间位于场址临海的北边,周围是面西的草坪和游泳池庭院,被南边属于孩子们的翼封闭了起来。
业主的卧室和两间客房坐落在上部楼层,因而在下部的楼层中创造了私人的休息空间。双高的入口坐落在通往远处沙丘的轴线上,所以在你通往生活区域的时候,周围的风景会慢慢显现出来。走廊中堆叠的滑块将空间向花园敞开了,在空间之间创造了视觉上的连接。别墅设计要解决的问题是怎样从公共人行道和毗邻住宅的视线中保护隐私,并创造出灵活的庇护,以抵御烈日和强风的侵袭。
译者:蝈蝈
The Tuatua house is located in a coastal subdivision. The brief required a generous family holiday home suitable for frequent guests and informal entertaining, with space to garage a boat and sports equipment. The site is north facing toward the view, but visible from the public walkway, and has adjacent homes on the two side boundaries. The area is subject to strong winds, both northerly from the coast and from the south west. The plan locates the main living area at the seaward north end of the site, and wraps around a west facing lawn and pool courtyard, enclosed by the children’s wing at the southern end.
The owners bedroom and two guest bedrooms are set on an upper level, creating private retreats from the level below. The double height entry gallery is on axis to a sand dune beyond, so that the view is revealed as you progress to the living area. Stacking sliders from the gallery open the spaces into the garden, providing visual connection between the spaces. The design addresses issues around privacy from the coastal walkway and adjacent homes, and creating flexible means of shelter from sun and wind. Exterior blinds, a slatted brise-soleil and a fabric canopy adapt the house to the conditions. The design using a mix of textured materials selected to withstand the harsh environment. Bagged masonry and rustic cedar surfaces continue between inside and outside, and wrap up and over the forms blurring distinction between floor, walls and ceiling planes. The blank entry fa?ade and grassed entry courtyard suggests an alternative to the neighbouring suburban typology.
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