建筑师：Diaz y Diaz建筑师
地点：巴西，加利西亚省，Redes
建筑师：Lucas Diaz Sierra, Gustavo Diaz Garcia
建筑年份：2011
建筑面积：500平方米

Redes是二十世纪早期的一个小渔村，位于加利西亚Rias Altas北部出海口的边缘。这个镇是由建筑学院于2009年国际建筑日颁发的用于保留原有设计的规划，也因其滨海被称为“加利西亚威尼斯”。该建筑所坐落的街道名叫Rua Nova，包括该镇四十年代的扩建，其中安置着2间房屋，即42和44号，当下，它们既可用于居住又是建筑公司。该项目涉及的修建与扩建现有的两个房子，由于在上世纪80年代得到修建，这两栋房子没有保留Redes传统的城市形态。要采用现代方法恢复渔村的传统建筑风格，该项目要采用诸如伊洛可木，胶合木横梁，瓦片或白胶浆等材料来重新诠释其传统风格。

这两栋房子在原有的石墙基础上对称安置。这些可分为三个层次，第一个层次可以从Rua Nova海边的门面进入主厅，两个房屋和一间浴室。一楼有一间餐厅和厨房连着后花园和一个俯瞰着河口的画廊。二楼有两间卧室和两间室。

房屋中间的楼梯被设计为一座雕塑，从地面到二楼依次变化。地面地板由坚实的橡木制成，内部有一个大橱柜。一层地板由金属制成、很轻、涂成白色且具有透明性。

走过Rua Nova街，你可以看到一个名为Porto Radeiro的低的花岗岩墙，该墙也是这两栋房子的一部分。拉一根绳子就可以够到Dorna，这是加利西亚传统的船只，这是入海口主要的运输系统。

家具包括Miguel Mila 为 DAE设计的壁炉，David Chipperfield 为Roca设计的浴室套房，Menorquine橙色帆布椅和Diaz y Diaz建筑师设计的休息室的沙发。它们安排成几个模块来形成一个中央桌子或大床，以及烟囱周围一个大的生活空间。

一层设计图01First Floor Plan 01


二层设计图01 Second Floor Plan 01


地面设计图01 Ground Floor Plan 01


屋顶设计图01 Roof Floor Plan 01


立体图01 Elevation 01


立体图02 Elevation 02

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Architects: Díaz y Díaz Arquitectos
Location: Redes, Galicia, Spain
Architects: Lucas Díaz Sierra, Gustavo Díaz García
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 500 sqm
Photographs: Santos-Diéz

Redes is a small fishing village of the early twentieth century, situated on the northern edge of the estuary of Ares located in the Galician Rias Altas. This town was awarded by the College of Architects in the International Day of Architecture 2009 for preserving the original design in the planning. The town is also known as the “Galician Venice” because of the proximity of the buildings to the sea.

On the street called Rua Nova, included in a town extension of the forties, are located two houses, numbers 42 and 44 which currently include the functions of a habitat and architectural firm.

The project involves the rehabilitation and extension of two existing houses which didn′t preserve the traditional urban configuration of Redes, due to rehabilitation suffered in the 80′s. To recover the traditional architecture of the fishing village by a contemporary method, the project was based on a reinterpretation, using materials such as Iroko wood, laminated wood beams, tiles or white mortar.

The houses are arranged symmetrically on the original stone-built wall. These are divided into three levels, the first level accessed from the seafront facade at the Rua Nova into the main hall, two rooms and a bathroom. On the first floor, a dining room and kitchen linked to a back garden and with a gallery overlooking the estuary. On the second floor two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The stairs are located in the midle of the house and are designed as a sculpture, changing from the ground floor to the second. On the ground floor they are made of solid oak with a large closet on the inside, and on the first floor they are metal, very light and painted white allowing transparency.

Taking the steps across the Rua Nova, you come across a low wall of granite called Porto Radeiro, partly the property of the houses. Pulling a rope you can reach a Dorna, a Galician traditional vessel, which is the main transport system through the estuarys.

Furnishing includes the fireplace designed by Miguel Mila for DAE, the bathroom suites which are a selection of David Chipperfield for Roca, Menorquine orange canvas chairs and lounge sofas designed by Diaz y Diaz Architects, arranged in several modules to create a central table or a large bed, and a living space around the chimney.