A Home for 2 O2 Design Atelier
2018-11-23 20:00
© Alvin Tan Photography
阿尔文·谭摄影
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架构师提供的文本描述。一栋由2人组成的住宅位于吉隆坡北部的一个著名住宅区内。客户在设计和空间方面有一定的要求,并优先考虑对室内空间进行改造,同时保持大部分外观特征。我们与客户密切合作,客户也是房子的设计师。
Text description provided by the architects. A HOME MADE FOR 2 is located within a prominent residential neighbourhood in the northern part of Kuala Lumpur. The client has certain requirements in term of design and space and priority was placed on revamping the Interior spaces while maintaining most of the exterior facade features. We have work closely with the client who was also a designer for the house.
Text description provided by the architects. A HOME MADE FOR 2 is located within a prominent residential neighbourhood in the northern part of Kuala Lumpur. The client has certain requirements in term of design and space and priority was placed on revamping the Interior spaces while maintaining most of the exterior facade features. We have work closely with the client who was also a designer for the house.
Floor Plans
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空间适应性成为住宅布局的设计参数。该房子的设计是为两个用户量身定制的一个主卧室和一个多用途客房。客房被设计成一个灵活的公共空间,作为一个多用途的电视大厅或自习室。
Spatial adaptability became the design parameters for the house layout. The design of the house is tailor-made for two users with one master bedroom and one multipurpose guest room. The guest room is designed to become a flexible communal space that also functions as a multi-purpose TV hall or study room.
Spatial adaptability became the design parameters for the house layout. The design of the house is tailor-made for two users with one master bedroom and one multipurpose guest room. The guest room is designed to become a flexible communal space that also functions as a multi-purpose TV hall or study room.
© Alvin Tan Photography
阿尔文·谭摄影
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底层布局体现了流体空间的概念。从前面,一直到房子的后面,内部空间被安排成一个连续的空间流动,最大限度的交叉通风。从汽车门廊入口处看,由于独特的垂直波型金属屏风设计,房屋内部空间被部分遮挡。进入房子后,游客将受到位于客厅旁边的庭院花园的欢迎。
The ground floor layout embodies the concept of fluid space. From the front, all the way to the back of the house, the internal spaces were arranged to form a continuous flow of space for maximum cross ventilation. When viewed from the car porch entrance gate, the internal space of the house is partially obscured due to the unique vertical wave pattern metal screen design. Upon entering the house, visitors will be greeted by the courtyard garden located next to the living room.
The ground floor layout embodies the concept of fluid space. From the front, all the way to the back of the house, the internal spaces were arranged to form a continuous flow of space for maximum cross ventilation. When viewed from the car porch entrance gate, the internal space of the house is partially obscured due to the unique vertical wave pattern metal screen design. Upon entering the house, visitors will be greeted by the courtyard garden located next to the living room.
Sections and Elevations
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通过拆除一楼现有的卫生间板,将自然光引入双容积中央空间。随机放置屋顶瓷砖天窗穿过屋顶天花板,将光线和影子生动地展现在室内平面上,唤起了空间的诗意感。
Natural light is introduced to the double-volume central space by removing the first floor existing toilet slab. Randomly placed roof tile skylights puncture through the roof ceiling, to animate light and shadow play onto the interior planes, invoking the poetic sense of the space.
Natural light is introduced to the double-volume central space by removing the first floor existing toilet slab. Randomly placed roof tile skylights puncture through the roof ceiling, to animate light and shadow play onto the interior planes, invoking the poetic sense of the space.
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阿尔文·谭摄影
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这个空间作为整个房子的焦点,所有的房间都是旋转和编舞的;给房子的其他部分带来光线和通风,否则可能是黑暗的、阴郁的和没有空气的。宽敞和明亮的内部创造了一个意想不到的对比,从房子的温和的外部印象。
This space acts as a focal point for the entire house, where all the rooms are pivoted and choreographed; bringing light and ventilation to the parts of the house that might otherwise be dark, gloomy and airless. The spacious and well-lit interior create an unexpected contrast from the house’s modest external impression.
This space acts as a focal point for the entire house, where all the rooms are pivoted and choreographed; bringing light and ventilation to the parts of the house that might otherwise be dark, gloomy and airless. The spacious and well-lit interior create an unexpected contrast from the house’s modest external impression.
Modifications Diagram
修改图
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对于后立面的处理,我们建造了新的双层砖墙,使用垂直铺设的担架粘结,形成一个开放的庭院,景观是向天空开放的。裸露砖墙由粘土和砂砖混合而成,并有小的垂直槽供通风之用。
For the rear façade treatment, we constructed new double-storeys brick masonry wall using vertically-laid stretcher bond to form an open courtyard with landscape that is open to the sky. The exposed brick wall consists of a clay and sand bricks mixture with small vertical slots for ventilation purposes.
For the rear façade treatment, we constructed new double-storeys brick masonry wall using vertically-laid stretcher bond to form an open courtyard with landscape that is open to the sky. The exposed brick wall consists of a clay and sand bricks mixture with small vertical slots for ventilation purposes.
© Alvin Tan Photography
阿尔文·谭摄影
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一楼开放的概念浴室有一个全高的玻璃窗,在保持隐私的同时拥抱开放和亲密。透过浴室的光线有助于减少湿度,保持空间的通透性和轻盈性。
The open concept bathroom at first floor with a full-height glass window, embrace the openness and intimacy while maintaining privacy. The amount of light penetrating the bathroom helps to reduce humidity, keeping the airiness and lightness of the space.
The open concept bathroom at first floor with a full-height glass window, embrace the openness and intimacy while maintaining privacy. The amount of light penetrating the bathroom helps to reduce humidity, keeping the airiness and lightness of the space.
在一楼,我们用轻型钢桥在房屋前部和后部之间架设桥梁。穿孔地板允许最大的日光透过,创造斑驳的光和投阴影到较低的地板。房子的内部空间体现了简约的建筑设计,简单而优雅的几何形式。
On the first floor, we bridge the gap between the front and back portion of the house using lightweight steel bridge. The perforated floor allows maximum daylight to permeate through, creating dappled light and casting shadows to the lower floor. The interior spaces of the house embody minimalist architectural design with simple yet elegant geometric forms.
On the first floor, we bridge the gap between the front and back portion of the house using lightweight steel bridge. The perforated floor allows maximum daylight to permeate through, creating dappled light and casting shadows to the lower floor. The interior spaces of the house embody minimalist architectural design with simple yet elegant geometric forms.
© Alvin Tan Photography
阿尔文·谭摄影
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对黑白调色板(暗色调和淡色调的组合)的痴迷与内部空间、元素和纹理形成了令人愉悦的对比,但同时也提供了一种亲密和舒适的感觉。客厅、庭院和餐厅的材料调色板被保留到最低限度:使用厨房区域的水泥渲染台面,比如主卧室等私人空间,使用更深的色调,散发出永恒的单色美。
The obsession of black and white colour palette (combination of dark and light hues) give pleasing contrast to the internal space, elements and textures but yet allows for a sense of intimacy and comfort. The material palette for the living room, courtyard and dining are kept to a minimum: using cement rendered counter top at the kitchen area whist private space such as master bedroom uses darker shades which exuberates monochromatic beauty that is timeless.
The obsession of black and white colour palette (combination of dark and light hues) give pleasing contrast to the internal space, elements and textures but yet allows for a sense of intimacy and comfort. The material palette for the living room, courtyard and dining are kept to a minimum: using cement rendered counter top at the kitchen area whist private space such as master bedroom uses darker shades which exuberates monochromatic beauty that is timeless.
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Architects O2 Design Atelier
Location Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Lead Architects Edric Choo Poo Liang
Team Members Goh Chew Yet, Lee Chaer Shean, Lim Min Syn
Project Year 2018
Photographs Alvin Tan Photography
Category Houses
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