澳大利亚塞登住宅

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-8 20:02:48

Australia Seddon Residential

设计方：OSK Architects

位置：澳大利亚

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

合作方：Ben Waters, Will Loft, Anna Margin

承包方：SOGA Constructions

图片：25张

摄影师：Ben Hosking

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这是由墨西哥工作室OSK Architects设计的塞登住宅。该项目是从一座飞蛾其的市内停车场改造成一个紧凑的家庭住宅。该项目为三代同堂的一家人而设计，建筑形式回应了周边建筑的适度比例，从街道上看是一层建筑。乍一看建筑是简单的单层建筑，符合街道环境的逻辑。从北面看，会发现屋顶形式下隐藏的建筑二层。该住宅的比例会随着人在周边的移动而逐渐开放。该项目强调屋顶作为统一的建筑元素。屋顶的几何性定义了该建筑的尺度与形象，同时控制了全年的光线与温度，还收集雨水，有助交叉通风，通过太阳能集成系统提供电力。译者：筑龙网艾比 Seddon House by Melbourne based studio OSK Architects transforms what was a disused inner city car park into a compact family home.Designed for 3 generations of the one family, the form of the building responds to the modest proportion of its neighbouring buildings, from the street appearing as a single storey construction. “Having the building read at different scales, from different angles, was the real challenge of the project.’’ said Ben Waters, Principal of OSK Architects“At first glance the building registers as a simple single storey structure, one that follows the logic of its street context. From the north, you realise a second floor fits within the roof form… the scale of the house opens up as you move around it.” ‘’The project emphasises the roof as a unifying architectural element. It’s geometry defines the scale and architectural expression of the building whilst controlling light and temperature throughout the year. It collects rainwater, allows for cross ventilation and provides the property with power via an integrated solar system.’’ The site is located within a flood zone, and in response the building floats above the natural ground level to avoid inundation. A highly engineered concrete slab is suspended above the landscaping, supported by screw pile footings, raising the finished floor level of the house above 100 year flood levels. Built for a passionate, creative family who are environmentally conscious, the building combines passive and active technology to reduce energy consumption. Air, water and materials are all recycled throughout the design.Thermal mass principles are adopted on the southern ground floor wall, constructed as a reverse brick veneer structure which helps keep interior temperatures consistent. Large operable awning windows open the house up to the north elevation, whilst small highlight openings to the south allow for optimal cross ventilation. Inside the house material details are highly crafted to form individual expression throughout the spaces. Small eccentricities including recycled 1950s sandblasted glazed doors, fitted with found river stones as handles, joyfully articulate the unique character of the building and its inhabitants.

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