Vol.44

Viminalus House & Warm Home On The Australian Coast

Viminalus House & 澳大利亚沿海的温暖之家

Australia 澳大利亚
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  • Category

    Residential

  • Project Name

    Viminalus House

  • Location

    Australia

  • Design Company

    Not All Architecture

  • Date

    2022

  • Client

    Private

  • Photographer

    Willem-Dirk Du Toit

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Vol.44

Viminalus House & Warm Home On The Australian Coast

Viminalus House & 澳大利亚沿海的温暖之家

Australia 澳大利亚
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Viminalus House is a typical red brick veneer house that was completely remodelled by Not All Architecture. In response to its location and new occupants, the design team attempted to work in a style that is indigenous to Australia, and specifically not appropriate to its site or location - a red brick veneer house from the 1980s.

Viminalus House是一个典型的红砖贴面的房子,由Not All Architecture进行全面改造。为应对它的位置和新的居住者,设计团队尝试以澳大利亚本土的风格进行创作,特别是不适合其地点或位置的风格 ——来自1980年代的红砖贴面房屋。

The owners wanted to ensure that the house would echo its setting and coastal ethos, so the design team built on the architectural foundations to create a sense of ritual entry into the space - an elevated boardwalk with the familiar features of the local coastal boardwalk, which, when stepped on, leads one to an unexpectedly open, light-filled rear of the dwelling space at the rear of the home.

业主希望确保房子可以对它的环境和沿海的气质相呼应,因此设计团队在建筑基础上,建立了一个进入空间的仪式感 —— 一个具有当地沿海木板路熟悉特征的架高木板路,踏上木板路,人们可以通往住宅后方一个意想不到的开放、充满光线的空间。

At the entrance, the existing bottlebrush tree (Melaleuca Viminalis) was retained to guide the entrance. The boardwalk entrance also creates an enclosed courtyard between the original and new built forms, protecting from cool southwesterly breezes as well as allowing summer breezes to enter the space, providing an additional outdoor retreat.

在入口处,现有的瓶刷树(Melaleuca Viminalis)被保留下来,作为入口的指引。木板路入口也在原有的和新的建筑形式之间创造了一个封闭的院子,既保护了凉爽的西南风,也能让夏日的微风进入空间,提供了一个额外的户外休闲场所。

At each stage of the project, Not All Architecture worked directly with the owner to consider the impacts and benefits of demolishing the existing home or building a new addition, which also included a review of the budget, sustainability, the costs of altering the existing home and building a new home, as well as design opportunities and constraints in the above scenarios.

在项目的每个阶段,Not All Architecture都直接与业主合作,共同考虑拆除现有住宅或加建新房的影响和好处,在这当中也包括审查预算、可持续性、改变现有房屋和建造新房屋的成本,以及在以上情况下的设计机会和限制。

Following discussions within the design team, one factor agreed was to retain the scale of the existing dwelling rather than build a new space of lesser quality for the client's budget. By retaining the existing home and keeping a smaller footprint, the new addition could include higher quality details and materials. The additions to the home include a master bedroom, kitchen, living room and dining room.

在设计团队讨论后,商定的一个因素是保留现有住宅的规模,而不是为客户的预算建造质量较差的新空间。通过保留现有的住宅和保持较小的占地面积,新增加的部分可以包括更高质量的细节和材料。房屋的增建部分包括一个主卧室、厨房、客厅和餐厅。

A baseline extends from the ceiling of the existing home to the new addition, Tasmanian oak hardwoods surround all new interior spaces, and the new roof slopes to the north.

一条基准线从现有的住宅天花板延伸到新增加的部分,塔斯马尼亚橡木硬木环绕着所有新的内部空间,新的屋顶向北倾斜。

The timber provides a familiar sense of ambience of an old beach house and provides a distinct change of character from new to old. By engaging with the surrounding landscape and optimising orientation and angles, the home becomes more comfortable.

木材提供了一种熟悉的老式海滩房屋的氛围感,并提供了一个从新到旧的明显特征变化。通过与周围的景观接触,优化方向和角度,住宅变得更加舒适。

Not All Architecture wanted to retain any sense of self and connection to the environment within the home, allowing for a flow between the interior and exterior of the space, whilst also allowing for a sense of openness and relaxation within the space.

Not All Architecture希望在这个住宅内可任意保留自我意识和与环境的联系,让空间内部和外部之间流动起来,同时也要让人们在空间内感到开放和休闲。

A palette of warm toned materials connects to the original brickwork of the home and wraps around the interior, with the timber mixing with polished concrete floors and painted plaster elements to create a clear balance in the visual aspect of the space.

一个温暖色调的材料调色板连接到住宅的原始砖块,并包裹着室内,木材与抛光的混凝土地板和油漆石膏元素混合,在空间视觉上创造了一个清晰的平衡。

The original home was largely preserved, and the design team added large floor-to-ceiling windows to illuminate the dark side of the space that had never previously had light inside.

原有的住宅在很大程度上保留了下来,设计团队增加了大面积的落地窗,照亮了以前在空间内部从未有过光亮的黑暗面。

The homeowners saw the value in pushing the design and opportunities into their budget by taking the time to do so, so they also took a keen interest in the process and construction, which ultimately led to a better presentation of the space.

业主看到了通过花时间将设计和机会推向他们的预算的价值,因此他们也对过程和施工产生了浓厚的兴趣,最终导致了更好的空间呈现。

The design team decided to give the existing home a backyard with fresh air and greenery that could be visited by adults as well as children, while allowing the homeowners to spend most of their time in the backyard of the house.

设计团队决定给现有的住宅一个具备清新空气以及绿色环绕的后院,可供成年人以及儿童参观,同时可以让业主将大部分时间花在房子的后院当中。

The main living spaces have projecting glass settings to frame the canopy of the existing gum trees on the site. The roof pitch and eaves are designed to allow the winter sun to penetrate deeply enough into the living spaces, while the heated concrete floors take advantage of the thermal mass effect to reduce the need for heating in the winter.

主要的生活空间有凸出的玻璃设置,以框住场地上现有胶树的树冠。屋顶的坡度和屋檐的设计是为了让冬日的阳光能足够深入地渗透到生活空间中,而加热混凝土地板则能利用热质量效应来减少冬日的供暖需求。

Careful discovery reveals that Viminalus House combines different period ephemera and design styles, with precise design throughout to minimise the overall impact on the surrounding environment.

仔细发现,Viminalus House结合了不同的时代缩影和设计风格,并通过精确的设计在整个过程中减少了对周边环境的整体影响。

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