我们都曾梦想生活在树屋里。但迟早我们都得扎根。奇怪的是，在南伦敦克拉彭的一个家庭，他们的生活已经到了这个阶段。东伦敦实践Atmos工作室的Alex Haw和Friedrich Vitzthum温和地将房子从核心向外训练到起伏的90平方米的花园，创造了一个双向的流程，将豪华的公共区域与室外的茂密的室外融为一体。这些由装饰性的木条制成的壁板，就像饥饿的树根爬过门口，就像刮玉米一样。灯光和天窗把开阔的天空带入更隐蔽的空间。在没有自然光的地方，天花板上的缝隙会在房间和房间之间发出人造光。这一切似乎都很奇妙，但这些繁荣是有目的。像地层一样有弯曲层的墙壁总是向光源打开。在书房里，地层形成了图书馆的书架和一张桌子，从地板到天花板的窗户都可以看到。一个花岗岩厨房台面从后面的窗户流到花园里，在夏天，业主们用它来浇灌。整个房子都是靠光合作用运转的。我们只能做梦。

The architects have created a two-way flow that merges the luxurious common areas with the lush outdoors

The organic flow breezes in from the garden and up the staircase, its branch-like balustrade echoing art nouveau, but with a decidedly contemporary twist

The skirting boards, made from decorative wood strips, resemble hungry roots that climb over doorways like cornicing

The material and colour palette comprises natural parquet, white walls and raw concrete

The staircase, seen from above

Lightwells and skylights carry the open sky into more sheltered spaces and where there is little natural light, slots in the ceiling conduct an artificial glow from room to room

The open plan kitchen

The climbing root motif is extended to bathrooms