One of the most opaque spaces in the Singapore apartment, by Neri & Hu, is the study - a floating box of local grey Chinese stone, just beyond the dining and living areas Photography: Pedro Pegenaute

我们到底需要多少隐私？这个问题的答案可能会根据我们生活中所处的阶段而改变。开放式阁楼可能是新婚夫妇或空巢人士的理想选择，但对于一个四口之家来说却是个好去处？很少有设计师能解决这个难题。

林登·奈里和罗莎娜·胡，上海设计实践公司

现在，他们已经把他们的技术提高了一步。奈里

客户的授权是一种罕见的解放行为，是一种邀请设计师“挑战传统观念的公寓应该是什么”，唯一的条件是有三个明确界定的卧室。

设计师们上钩了。
他们无视关于什么让房子成为家的所有基本观念，质疑他们隐私的门槛，并恢复为空空如瓶的必需品。

他们的主流布局是以200平方米空间为核心的私人空间，以及围绕在它们周围的公共区域，得益于通畅的自然光。

他们把隐私分类为三度。外围成为最透明的区域，包括厨房、走廊和休闲休息区。再往下一层，他们在包厢内竖起了巨大的玻璃盒子，其中包括休息室、餐厅和三间卧室，后者有自己的一套白色亚麻地板和天花板窗帘。盒子里有三个私人区域，漂浮着大量的石头、铜和木头，这些地方是书房和两个浴室。

从总体上看，这是一个开放和诚实的任何父母都希望两个，并有能力娱乐数十人。然而，一个十几岁的孩子可以在一块石头和木头的特色遮住视野的地方找到一个可供思考的空间-在弗里茨·汉森的椅子上也是如此。

The most private pursuits get their own room within the glass interior

The dry kitchen (foreground) is separated from the wet kitchen by a pivoting wood door. The appliances are by Bulthaup

The main lounge has openings in the glass to enable better flow. The rug is by Nanimarquina

The glass walls of the box-within-a-box extend up into a recessed light well, which gives the interior spaces one more light source. Within the glassed-in area, several obstructions - pillars, partial walls and private rooms - create semi-private nooks

The hallways around the perimeter are equipped with casual seating areas and 360-degree views

Copper surrounds the master bathroom, which is lined inside with marble

Copper surrounds the master bathroom, which is lined inside with marble

Bedrooms are divided in smoked oak. Lighting is by Serge Mouille

The children's bathroom is encased in custom blackened bronze. The shower is Duravit, with fittings by Vola

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