TRIF House Sergey Fedotov
2018-10-29 03:00
希腊结构工程师Peter Kraemer建筑管理Sergey Fedotov和Elias Gamilis合作建筑师Elias Gamilis
Structural Engineer Peter Kraemer Construction Management Sergey Fedotov and Elias Gamilis Collaborating Architects in Greece Elias Gamilis & Associates More Specs Less Specs
Structural Engineer Peter Kraemer Construction Management Sergey Fedotov and Elias Gamilis Collaborating Architects in Greece Elias Gamilis & Associates More Specs Less Specs
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特里夫别墅-希腊赫尔尼港的一座极简节能别墅,由谢尔盖·费多托夫设计,地块位于希腊伯罗奔尼撒地区阿尔戈利斯地区赫尔利港外的山丘上。有一个斜面朝南,俯瞰爱琴海和斯皮特西斯岛,以及穿过南侧的通路,房子、主阳台和游泳池被安置在中间,沿着东西轴有规划的发展。主要的设计理念是最大限度地利用南方的窗户开口,同时利用被动式太阳能设计解决方案尽量减少直接太阳照射。这是通过使用天框无框滑动窗实现的,提供了墙到墙和地板到天花板的无障碍开口,以实现内外之间的无缝过渡。
TRIF House - a minimalist energy efficient villa in Porto Heli Greece designed by Sergey Fedotov The plot is situated on the hills outside Porto Heli in Argolis region of Peloponnese in Greece. With a slope facing south, overlooking the Aegean sea and the island of Spetses, and the access road running across the south side, the house, main veranda and swimming pool were placed in the center with their programmatic development along the east-west axis. The main design concept was to maximize the window openings towards the south while minimizing the direct sun exposure using passive solar design solutions. This was achieved by using frameless sliding windows by Sky-Frame, offering wall to wall and floor to ceiling barrier-free openings for a seamless transition between the inside and the outside.
TRIF House - a minimalist energy efficient villa in Porto Heli Greece designed by Sergey Fedotov The plot is situated on the hills outside Porto Heli in Argolis region of Peloponnese in Greece. With a slope facing south, overlooking the Aegean sea and the island of Spetses, and the access road running across the south side, the house, main veranda and swimming pool were placed in the center with their programmatic development along the east-west axis. The main design concept was to maximize the window openings towards the south while minimizing the direct sun exposure using passive solar design solutions. This was achieved by using frameless sliding windows by Sky-Frame, offering wall to wall and floor to ceiling barrier-free openings for a seamless transition between the inside and the outside.
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滑动门,由电动驱动,可以打开时,按下一个按钮,以获得最大的舒适性。随着切割和填充一体化的斜坡,一半的体积(北侧)充满了泥土,成为整体景观的一部分,而在南侧的底层是保护4米。超过3米的上一层。挤压盒架一楼是一个开放的计划,厨房、餐饮、生活和办公室占据了主要空间,而办公室则是精心隐藏的,但开放和视觉连接。在主空间的西侧,设置了辅助空间(停车场、储藏室、浴室和入口门厅),沿着纵向的东西发展轴,隐藏着上面的景观。
The sliding doors, powered by an electric drive, can be opened at the push of a button for maximal comfort. With the cut-and-fill integration to the slope, half of the volume (north side) is filled with earth, becoming part of the overall landscape, while in the south side the ground floor is protected by a 4 m. overhung and the upper floors by a 3 m. extruding box frame. The ground floor is an open plan, with the kitchen, dining, living and office occupying the main space, while the office is carefully hidden yet open and visually connected. On the western side of the main volume, the auxiliary spaces (parking, storage, bathroom and entrance foyer) are placed, following the longitudinal east-west development axis, hidden and covered with landscaping above.
The sliding doors, powered by an electric drive, can be opened at the push of a button for maximal comfort. With the cut-and-fill integration to the slope, half of the volume (north side) is filled with earth, becoming part of the overall landscape, while in the south side the ground floor is protected by a 4 m. overhung and the upper floors by a 3 m. extruding box frame. The ground floor is an open plan, with the kitchen, dining, living and office occupying the main space, while the office is carefully hidden yet open and visually connected. On the western side of the main volume, the auxiliary spaces (parking, storage, bathroom and entrance foyer) are placed, following the longitudinal east-west development axis, hidden and covered with landscaping above.
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楼上有两间带套房浴室的客房和一间独立的步入式更衣室和一间大浴室,所有客房都能欣赏到大海的全景,有不间断的墙对墙开口和一个大的统一的露台。还仔细考虑了地块的景观设计,将大橄榄树放在主阳台的两侧,以及场地的边缘和主要车道的后面。狭窄的小径被有机地放置在整个场地上,通向网球场、屋顶露台和主花园周围。无限的水池反映了大海的颜色,而在东部露台上,一个室外桑拿藏在挡土墙内,朝着海湾开阔的视野。
The upper level houses two guest bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and the master bedroom with separate walk-in dressing room and a large bathroom, all enjoying the panoramic view towards the sea with uninterrupted wall-to-wall openings and a large unifying covered veranda. Careful consideration was also given to the landscaping of the plot, with large olive trees placed on both sides of the main veranda, along with the edges of the site and following the main driveway. Narrow pathways are organically placed throughout the site leading to the tennis court, to the roof terrace, and around the main garden. The infinity pool reflects the colors of the sea, while on the eastern terrace an outdoor sauna is hidden in the retaining wall with an open view towards the bay
The upper level houses two guest bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and the master bedroom with separate walk-in dressing room and a large bathroom, all enjoying the panoramic view towards the sea with uninterrupted wall-to-wall openings and a large unifying covered veranda. Careful consideration was also given to the landscaping of the plot, with large olive trees placed on both sides of the main veranda, along with the edges of the site and following the main driveway. Narrow pathways are organically placed throughout the site leading to the tennis court, to the roof terrace, and around the main garden. The infinity pool reflects the colors of the sea, while on the eastern terrace an outdoor sauna is hidden in the retaining wall with an open view towards the bay
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整个项目遵循极简主义设计,从整体的体积组成到正面的瓷砖修整,内外墙和地板的大理石修整,楼梯设计,厨房,实木定制家具和照明。天框滑动窗不仅唤起了直线车窗总成永恒的吸引力,而且提供了优良的声热控制标准。所有用于建筑的材料都是天然的和环保的,生物气候设计使得这所房子全年节能。
The minimalist design is followed throughout the project, from the overall volumetric composition to the porcelain tile finishing of the facades, the marble finishing of the interior and exterior walls and floors, the staircase design, kitchen, solid wood custom-made furniture, and lighting. The Sky-Frame sliding windows not only evoke the timeless appeal of the rectilinear window assembly but also provide excellent sound and thermal control standards. All the materials used in the construction are natural and environmentally friendly, and the bio-climatic design makes this house energy efficient year-round.
The minimalist design is followed throughout the project, from the overall volumetric composition to the porcelain tile finishing of the facades, the marble finishing of the interior and exterior walls and floors, the staircase design, kitchen, solid wood custom-made furniture, and lighting. The Sky-Frame sliding windows not only evoke the timeless appeal of the rectilinear window assembly but also provide excellent sound and thermal control standards. All the materials used in the construction are natural and environmentally friendly, and the bio-climatic design makes this house energy efficient year-round.
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Architects Sergey Fedotov
Location Porto Heli, Greece
Area 360.0 m2
Project Year 2017
Photographs Pygmalion Karatzas
Category Houses
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