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汤姆·布莱克福德

架构师提供的文本描述。该项目以cf rojo的名义向作为家具车间的历史原型的遗址致敬。

Text description provided by the architects. The project pays homage to the sites historic archetype as a furniture workshop under the name of CF Rojo & Sons and later as the Thonet furniture showroom.The project’s design and materiality was informed by the existing facade and the surrounding environment.

Text description provided by the architects. The project pays homage to the sites historic archetype as a furniture workshop under the name of CF Rojo & Sons and later as the Thonet furniture showroom.The project’s design and materiality was informed by the existing facade and the surrounding environment.

 © Tom Blachford

汤姆·布莱克福德

 Floor plan

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汤姆·布莱克福德

该空间位于原来的遗产外墙内，由红砖和旧灰泥组成。附近一条用砖铺砌而成的巷道从脚下流过，而混凝土柱则上升到一个用红色氧化物铺砌的天花板网格上。天花板的栅格划分空间，创造了光和阴影，体积和亲密的口袋。厨房的钢包层是从天花板网格中挤出出来的。木材家具回响回到过去的遗址，并通过骨骼架单元划分空间。

The space sits encased within the original heritage facade made of red pressed brick work and old stucco. An adjacent laneway paved in brick pavers runs underfoot, whilst concrete columns rise up to a ceiling grid primed in red oxide. The ceiling grid compartmentalises the space creating pockets of light and shade, volume and intimacy. Steel cladding to the kitchen reads as an extrusion from the ceiling grid. Timber furniture echoes back to the sites past and divides the space through skeletal shelving units.

The space sits encased within the original heritage facade made of red pressed brick work and old stucco. An adjacent laneway paved in brick pavers runs underfoot, whilst concrete columns rise up to a ceiling grid primed in red oxide. The ceiling grid compartmentalises the space creating pockets of light and shade, volume and intimacy. Steel cladding to the kitchen reads as an extrusion from the ceiling grid. Timber furniture echoes back to the sites past and divides the space through skeletal shelving units.

 © Tom Blachford

汤姆·布莱克福德

Architects RITZ&GHOUGASSIAN

Location Napier St, Fitzroy VIC 3065, Australia

Area 190.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Tom Blachford

Category Workshop