Five envy-inducing minimal houses by Alberto Campo Baeza

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西班牙建筑师Alberto Campo Baeza刚刚完成了他在墨西哥的最新的住宅设计，因此我们收集了建筑师一系列住宅设计集中展示他削减式和单色调的风格。

作为Campo Baeza的作品的狂热爱好者，我通常将他的作品与极简主义联系在一起。他的风格是典型的简单形状，使用混凝土、玻璃和白色在表面沿平面扩展，极少装饰。

建筑师在他的影响中援引了墨西哥传奇建筑师Luis Barragán，他在西班牙首都有一个工作室，在那里他还任教于马德里建筑学院。

虽然他的作品涵盖办公室、银行、博物馆和体育建筑，但他的住宅项目更能体现他的极简主义风格。这里有五个例子：

Spanish architect Alberto Campo Baeza has just completed his latest minimal house, this time in Mexico, so we've rounded up a selection of home designs by the architect to showcase his pared-back, monochrome style.
A cult favourite, Campo Baeza's work is often associated with minimalism. His style is typified by simple shapes, the use of plain expansive surfaces in concrete, glass and white, and lack of ornamentation.
The architect – who cites legendary Mexican architect Luis Barragán among his influences – has a studio in the Spanish capital, where he also teaches at the Madrid School of Architecture.
Although he has worked on offices, banks, museums and sports buildings, it is his residential projects that tend to draw the most admiration (and home-envy) from minimalists. Here are five examples:

Casa Rufo

Casa Rufo住宅位于西班牙Toledo山顶上，精致的玻璃镶嵌在大体量的混凝土结构周围。

其室内视野可以扩展到Sierra de Gredos山脉，两层的Casa Rufo被设计为“洞穴顶上的小屋”，因为小屋一楼的一系列房间都被一个长而窄的屋顶平台遮住光线。

Delicate glazing fits around a bulky concrete structure at this hilltop house in Toledo, Spain.
With views stretching out towards the Sierra de Gredos mountains, the two-storey Casa Rufo was designed as "a hut on top of the cave", with a sequence of ground-floor rooms overshadowed by a long and narrow rooftop podium.

Casa Moliner

Casa Moliner住宅周围有高高的水泥墙包围的秘密花园，住宅是为Zaragoza的一个诗人设计的。

洁净的白色墙体被新种植的树木和一个平静的水池包围着，两米高的墙从各个方向围绕着整个场地，挡住了外部的景色，同时也围住了里面的景色。

High concrete walls enclose a secret garden around this residence for a poet in Zaragoza.
The clean white house is surrounded by newly planted trees and a calming pool of water, two-metre-high walls surrounding the site on every side – blocking views out as well as in.

Turégano House的小白色盒子

Campo Baeza扩建了他25年前在Madrid完成的房子，他在花园里增加了一个方方正正的白色工作室。

平面设计师Roberto Turégano和他的搭档女演员Alicia Sánchez提出为他们1988年建造的家进行扩建的想法，由此产生的空间似乎是现有结构精确的四分之一。

Little White Box at Turégano House
Campo Baeza extended a house he completed 25 years previous in Madrid by adding a boxy white studio in the garden.

Graphic designer Roberto Turégano and his partner, actress Alicia Sánchez, requested the addition to their 1988 home, and the resulting workspace appears to be an exact quarter of the existing structure.

永恒之屋

西班牙Cádiz的这个海滨房子屋顶向海岸线延伸，像一个起伏地形上的扁平的延伸。

VT的住宅也被称为“永恒之屋”，首先被视作一个景观建筑，其建筑元素凹陷在下面。

House of the Infinite
The expansive roof of this seaside house in Cádiz, Spain, stretches out towards the shoreline like a flattened extension of the rugged terrain.
VT House, also known as "house of the infinite", was conceived first and foremost as a piece of landscape architecture, with its architectural elements sunken underneath.

Domus Aurea

墨西哥Monterrey这个微型房子的表面以鲜明的白色为主，一个金色的墙打破了白色的墙体，提升内部的光线质量。

这座建筑由当地的设计公司GLR Arquitectos和Domus Aurea设计，拉丁语称为“金色家园”，住宅内一面两层通高的墙上贴满金箔，以反射其背后空白墙面的南向光线。

The stark white surfaces that dominate this minimal house in Monterrey, Mexico, are interrupted by a golden wall that elevates the quality of light inside.
Designed with local firm GLR Arquitectos, Domus Aurea – Latin for "golden home" – hides a double-height wall covered in gold leaf, oriented to reflect the south light behind its blank facades.


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