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建筑师提供的文字说明。德尔夫铁路区的改造包括创建一个新的住宅区：NieuwDelft。CB005住宅的特点是其规模小，家庭友好的生活环境，狭窄的街道，典型的Delft行房。住宅CB005设计用于5,100m宽和10m长的建筑地块，是荷兰典型的地块尺寸。然而，由于客户的具体愿望，住宅的布局远未达到标准。

Text description provided by the architects. The transformation of the Delft Railway Zone includes the creation of a new residential district: Nieuw Delft. The neighborhood of House CB005 is characterized by its small scale, family friendly living environment, narrow streets, and typical Delft row houses. House CB005 is designed for a 5,1m wide and 10m long building plot, which is a typical plot size in the Netherlands. However, the layout of the house is far from standard, because of the client's specific wishes.

Text description provided by the architects. The transformation of the Delft Railway Zone includes the creation of a new residential district: Nieuw Delft. The neighborhood of House CB005 is characterized by its small scale, family friendly living environment, narrow streets, and typical Delft row houses. House CB005 is designed for a 5,1m wide and 10m long building plot, which is a typical plot size in the Netherlands. However, the layout of the house is far from standard, because of the client's specific wishes.

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独特的空间，在一个两层的房子，客户的愿望是建立一个现代化的家庭住宅，其中包含各种独立的房间。面临的挑战是实现这种多元化的房间，并仍然创建一个空间房屋。这座房子是围绕着楼梯组织起来的，楼梯连接着分层的楼层，并建立起一系列的内部空间。结果是一个有趣的家庭内部，有大量的视觉连接和独特的空间和许多角落。

Unique spaces in a split-level house The client's wish was to build a modern family house containing a large variety of separate rooms. The challenge was to achieve this multiplicity of rooms and still create a spatial house. The house is organized around landing stairs connecting split-level floors and building up a sequence of internal spaces. The result is a playful home interior, with a large variety of visually connected and unique spaces and many nooks.

Unique spaces in a split-level house The client's wish was to build a modern family house containing a large variety of separate rooms. The challenge was to achieve this multiplicity of rooms and still create a spatial house. The house is organized around landing stairs connecting split-level floors and building up a sequence of internal spaces. The result is a playful home interior, with a large variety of visually connected and unique spaces and many nooks.

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 Perspective Section

透视科

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抽象的海湾窗口是一个实体砖立面的大隔间窗户，在建筑上定义了建筑的外部和内部。光滑金属包层的现代和抽象的海湾窗口与坚实的、粗糙的砖表面形成了强烈的对比。由于这些大的海湾窗户，房子有好客的表情，这在街上和室内的生活之间建立了牢固的联系。令人惊讶的是，对于荷兰家庭来说，它实际上是很平常的，因为他们的窗帘一直开到晚上。传统上，这种习惯源于新教文化（没有隐藏），但无论如何，它为荷兰的街道提供了友好的氛围。

Abstract bay windows in a solid brick facade Large bay windows architecturally define the building’s exterior and interior. The modern and abstract bay windows of smooth metal cladding form a strong contrast to the solid, rough brick facade. The house has a hospitable expression thanks to these large bay windows, which create a strong connection between the street and life going on indoors. Surprising as it may seem to some, it is actually quite usual for Dutch households to keep their window curtains opened far into the evenings. Tradition has it that this habit results from Protestant culture (nothing to hide), but in any case, it provides Dutch streets with their friendly atmosphere.

Abstract bay windows in a solid brick facade Large bay windows architecturally define the building’s exterior and interior. The modern and abstract bay windows of smooth metal cladding form a strong contrast to the solid, rough brick facade. The house has a hospitable expression thanks to these large bay windows, which create a strong connection between the street and life going on indoors. Surprising as it may seem to some, it is actually quite usual for Dutch households to keep their window curtains opened far into the evenings. Tradition has it that this habit results from Protestant culture (nothing to hide), but in any case, it provides Dutch streets with their friendly atmosphere.

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Architects GAAGA

Location Delft, The Netherlands

Lead Architects Esther Stevelink, Arie Bergsma

Area 188.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Category Houses

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