都柏林房子

住宅 · 发表于 2026-6-12 00:18:58

Tile-covered walls reflect light into Dublin house extension by GKMP Architects

设计方：GKMP Architects

位置：爱尔兰

分类：居住建筑

内容：实景照片

图片来源：Paul Tierney

图片：10张

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爱尔兰工作室GKMP Architects为一个五口之家设计扩建了他们的房子，因为他们希望能拥有更大的居住面积，同时让阳光照亮室内空间。“把一楼旧布局包括餐厅和车库向西扩展，这样傍晚阳光能进入室内和封闭式厨房，”建筑师迈克尔·派克说。原有的扩展建于1990年代，彻底拆除后，加上大面积玻璃和天窗，一个开放式厨房、餐厅和起居室充满了阳光。“纹理的瓷砖能反射光线的能力，让室内、阳台和花园更加明亮。”派克解释道。 “瓷砖是一个非常传统的材料，但是他们在爱尔兰没有广泛使用,”派克指出。译者： Tina Irish studio GKMP Architects added glazed white tiles to the angular walls of this extension to a semi-detached house in Dublin to help direct sunlight into the interior (+ slideshow).GKMP Architects designed the Greenlea Road extension for the home of a family of five, who wanted a large, bright living area that improves the connection between the house and the garden."The old layout included a dining room and garage extension to the west of the ground floor, which cut evening light to the interior and enclosed the kitchen within the plan, blocking light and access to the garden," architect Michael Pike told Dezeen. The existing extension built in the 1990s was demolished to make room for the new addition, which contains an open-plan kitchen, dining and living area filled with light from the windows and a central skylight.The shape of the walls and the shiny surfaces of the glazed tiles surrounding the doors and windows help funnel daylight into the extension."The tiles were used for the texture they bring to a facade and for their ability to bounce light into the interior to brighten the terrace and garden spaces," explained Pike. GKMP Architects used terracotta tiles that resemble brickwork to clad another extension in Dublin. Tiles are well-suited for use as a practical and decorative exterior finish said Michael Pike."Ceramic tiles are a very traditional material however they are not widely used externally in Ireland," Pike pointed out. "We use the tiles as a cladding to bring texture and warmth to a facade and also to highlight or draw attention to certain details." Door and window frames made from iroko wood stand out against the white ceramic tiles, but also contrast with green tiles that surround some of the windows and cover a low planter that extends towards the garden.A skylight lined with plywood introduces more light into the interior, while a polished concrete floor used throughout the ground floor helps to reflect it around the space.

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