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在“中国第一水乡”的周庄北部，有一个由联创设计公司设计的“康盛周庄”水上俱乐部项目。水上俱乐部包括售楼处和办公楼两个部分。经过对文化、环境、气候和当地建筑的深入研究，设计师决定选择现代中国建筑风格作为设计定位，建筑风格体现周庄的江南水乡的地域特色，同时又不失时代特征。
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两个L型建筑物围合着一个内部庭院，反映了中国传统的四合院建筑空间。单坡屋顶向着湖边延伸，形成深远的挑檐，不仅体现了传统建筑的宁静致远，还塑造了优雅轻快的滨水建筑形象。
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建筑师从中国南方传统建筑中获得灵感，为了体现“中国古典园林”和“江南水乡”，建筑师通过巧妙处理建筑、庭院与水的关系，使用封闭与半封闭的庭院、半透明和实体的墙壁、水景的灵活布局等多种设计语言，展现其独特的魅力。建筑师还研发了专利产品“里瓦”，外观具有中国江南名居小青瓦的传统意象，可工业化批量生产和单元拼装。
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一种自行研制的金属瓦，由主设计师命名为“Li Wa”，创新应用在建筑外立面全封闭的庭院。“Li Wa”是现代标准化的工业过程中产生的，它保留了造型与中国传统的瓷砖相似序列。不连续的切割线在1毫米厚的镀锌钢板，其上下滑动的两侧，自然的弧形最终由钢筋固定。这原本是用于建筑物的坡屋顶瓦片，现在是创造性地应用于建筑立面，这样我们可以得到适当的遮阳以及节能效果。同时，通过控制切割尺寸的钢板和单元材料的固定角度，我们可以得到不同渗透率的影响和不同的光线和遮阳效果。结合临湖建筑立面的陶土管，玻璃幕墙可以使建筑物垂直边缘模糊和架构体系显得深刻宁静。
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项目信息：
设计事务所：中国UDG
项目地点：中国江苏苏州昆山周庄镇
设计师：Qian Qiang, Li Xiaojian, Bernd Lederle, Feng Haihua, Li Chencheng, Bi Yifei, Tanase Yo Shoji, Satoshi Morita, Chen Hongbin, Simone De Gradi
建筑面积：1800平米
摄影师：Yao Li
总体规划：Yang Han
结构设计师：Wu Xia, Wang Rui
供水和排水：Song Shiyang
电力工程师：Wen Xiangjie, Wang chengxiang
暖通工程师：Yang Yixing, Zhang Qianwei
*本文由专筑网编辑刘庆新译自www.archdaily.com，转载请注明出处。*
Kangka Zhouzhuang Tourist Resort Aquatic Club / UDG China
From the architect. The Site is located in the north part of Zhouzhuang which is known as “China’s First water town”. The aquatic club includes two buildings : sale house and office building of Konka, serving for 800 acres’ real estate development of the Konka Group . With sufficient research of the culture, environment, climate and local buildings, we choose modern Chinese architectural style as design orientation, focusing on the transformation of spatial language from traditional to modern .
The group of these two L-shaped buildings enclose a interior ourtyard, reflecting the ancient space philosophy of Chinese traditional courtyard buildings. Single slope roofs expand to the lake with exactly the opposite trends ,with deep overhang eaves. This not only expresses a profound tranquility of traditional architecture, but also hightlights a agile and elegant quality of waterfront buildings.
We get the concept for the design from traditional architecture of South China , in order to reflect the unique charm of “Water Town Of South China” and of“Classical Chinese Garden “ by means of ingeniously dealling with the relationship among the building, courtyard and water ,as well as using the design languages of enclosed and semi-enclosed courtyard、translucent and thoroughly walls、flexible usage of water scene. With innovatively applications of metal-tile, clay pipes, hollow bricks and other characteristic materials, we successfully recreate the unique charm as we talked above.
A kind of self-developed metal-tile which is named “Li Wa” by our principal architect is innovatively used on the building façade around the enclosed courtyard.“Li Wa” is Produced in a modern standardized industrial process, which retains the sculpt and sequence of Chinese traditional tiles. By cutting discontinuous lines on a 1mm thick galvanized steel sheet, sliding up and down the sides respectively, natural arc-shaped pieces are formed, and ultimately fixed by the reinforcing bars. The tiles which are originally used on the sloping roof of buildings are now creatively applied on the building facade, so that we can get appropriate sunshine-shading as well as energy-saving. Meanwhile, by controlling the cutting size of the steel sheet and the fixed angle of the units, we can get diverse permeability effects and various light and shadow. Combined with clay pipes on the building facade facing the lake , the curtain walls can make the vertical edge of the building vague and the profound tranquility of architecture evident.
Project Credits：
Architects: UDG China
Location: Zhouzhuangzhen, Kunshan, Suzhou, Jiangsu, China,
Architect In Charge: Qian Qiang, Li Xiaojian, Bernd Lederle, Feng Haihua, Li Chencheng, Bi Yifei, Tanase Yo Shoji, Satoshi Morita, Chen Hongbin, Simone De Gradi
Area: 1800.0 sqm
Photographs: Yao Li
Master Plan: Yang Han
Structure: Wu Xia, Wang Rui
Water Supply And Drainage: Song Shiyang
Electric: Wen Xiangjie, Wang chengxiang
Hvac Engineer: Yang Yixing, Zhang Qianwei
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