Hut in Tsujido
由专筑网杨帆，刘庆新编译
来自建筑事务所的描述：这个项目的基地是一片空置的、未被开发的土地，并与现有的郊区住宅毗邻。幸运的是，这个场地的周围被城市管理局作为绿色空间在管理，它将被保留。客户也希望在他们的日常生活中能保持这种自然的感觉，同时享受花在园艺上的时光或在屋外吃饭的乐趣。
From the architect. The site of this project was a vacant, untouched plot of land next to the existing suburban residence. Fortunately, the surrounding of the site is under the management of the city authority as a green space, and it will be kept as it is in the future--therefore the client hoped to maintain the feel of nature in their daily lives, while enjoying the time spending on gardening or having meals outside of the house.
© Hiroshi Ueda
然后，我们提出了一个与风景相呼应的简单的、像小屋一样的住宅。从屋内看，周围的景色都能被享受到；当站在屋外，你会赞叹它又成为了自然的一部分。
Then, we proposed a simple, hut-like residence corresponding to the scenery; from inside, the surrounding nature is to be enjoyed as a view; when staying outside, being the integral part of the nature is to be appreciated.
© Hiroshi Ueda
第一层包括三个区域，起居室、餐饮区和公共区，每个地区都被裸露混凝土组成的地板空间的狭长缝区分开来，使人体会到从外部空间到室内空间的连续性。第二层为卧室，明确区分为私人空间，如隐藏的阁楼，与第一层空间开放的氛围形成对比。
The 1st floor consists of three zones, including a living area, a dining and kitchen area, and a utility area, while each area is divided by a slit of ‘doma’ space - dirt floor space in exposed concrete finish - , allowing them to have the sense of continuity from the exterior space to the interior space. The bedroom is allocated on the 2nd floor, clearly distinguished as a private space to be hidden like an attic, compared to the open atmosphere of the spaces on the 1st floor.
First Floor Plan/平面图
楼层设计为跃层，对应了场地的地形条件。餐饮区是下沉的，这使得餐桌和露台在同一高度，增加了与花园的联系，在厨房，人们的视线可以看到花园和场地上的景观。
The floor levels are designed to be a skip floor, in corresponding to the topographic conditions of the site. The dining and kitchen area is sunken into the ground--this enables the dining table and the terrace to be at the same height, giving integrated feeling with the garden, while the garden and the scenery beyond the site may be viewed at the eye level from the kitchen.
© Hiroshi Ueda
房屋的开口处装有格栅窗，通过这个建筑结构，周围的自然可以以符号、渗透和框架元素被带入日常生活中。结构上的横梁开口允许在白天带来柔和的间接照明，为室内空间提供开阔的感觉。
The openings of the house are fitted with grid windows, so that the surrounding nature can be taken into the daily life as symbolic, filtered and framed view through this architectural gesture. The transom openings produced by the structural conditions allow to bring in soft indirect light throughout the daytime, providing openness to the interior space.
© Hiroshi Ueda
响应“小屋”的概念，这座房子的主要结构是木材，而屋顶的设计是一个由钢支柱组成的简单的桁架结构。为了保持倾斜的天花板下室内空间的开放性，屋架外露，但薄钢桁架结构仍保持精致，与室内空间相协调。
Responding to the concept of a "hut", the main structure of this house is produced in wood, while the roof is designed to be a simple truss structure with vertical struts in steel. In order to maintain the openness of the interior space with the sloped ceiling, the roof truss is exposed, yet the thin steel frames of the trusses maintain delicacy and make it possible to be harmonized with the interior space.
Section/剖面图
© Hiroshi Ueda
房子的每一个设计元素的积累和平衡，使居民享受到复杂但简单朴实的生活。即使在技术或价值观变化的时代，我们也希望这种架构，能实现大家普遍的愿望，能融于自然，在很长的一段时间都能被欣赏和喜爱。
The accumulation and balance of each design element of the house enables the residents to enjoy sophisticated, yet simple and unpretentious daily lives. Even if technologies or the sense of value change in times, we hope this architecture, designed to fulfill the universal desire to feel nature, will be appreciated and loved for a long time.
© Hiroshi Ueda
© Hiroshi Ueda
© Hiroshi Ueda
© Hiroshi Ueda
© Hiroshi Ueda
© Hiroshi Ueda
Site Plan/场地平面图
Second Floor Plan/二层平面图
建筑设计：Naoi Architecture & Design Office • Office Profile
地点：日本
面积：245平方米
项目年份：2015年
摄影：Hiroshi Ueda • Photographer Profile
结构工程师：Nawaken gym
室内设计：Naoi Architecture & Design Office
景观设计：Naoi Architecture & Design Office
Architects: Naoi Architecture & Design Office • Office Profile
Location: Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan
Area: 245.0sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Hiroshi Ueda • Photographer Profile
Structural Engineer: Nawaken gym
Interior Design: Naoi Architecture & Design Office
Landscape Design: Naoi Architecture & Design Office
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