© Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

架构师提供的文本描述。后海湾细木工商店位于新斯科舍省特伦斯湾文化丰富的社区。这些商店为我们公司提供了一个测试、开发和构建设计理念的创意空间。与我们的设计团队合作，我们熟练的木匠和橱柜制造商使用这些商店开发建筑模型，规模设计细节模拟，并制造大部分家具和磨坊，可以在我们创造的建筑物。该项目的规划目标是创建空间，使设计、制造和完成之间能够形成一个流畅高效的工作流程。

Text description provided by the architects. The Back Bay Joinery Shops are located in the culturally rich community of Terence Bay, Nova Scotia. The shops provide a creative space for our firm to test, develop and construct design ideas. In collaboration with our design team, our skilled carpenters and cabinet makers use these shops to develop architecture models, scale design detail mock-ups, and fabricate much of the furniture and millwork that can be found in the buildings we create. The programmatic goal of the project was to create spaces that enable a fluid and efficient workflow between design, fabrication, and finishing.

Text description provided by the architects. The Back Bay Joinery Shops are located in the culturally rich community of Terence Bay, Nova Scotia. The shops provide a creative space for our firm to test, develop and construct design ideas. In collaboration with our design team, our skilled carpenters and cabinet makers use these shops to develop architecture models, scale design detail mock-ups, and fabricate much of the furniture and millwork that can be found in the buildings we create. The programmatic goal of the project was to create spaces that enable a fluid and efficient workflow between design, fabrication, and finishing.

 © Jason Petersson

詹森·彼得森

通过确定与财产公路相邻的建筑物，这些车间尊重并尽量减少敏感沿海环境上的足迹，并在战略上限制较大车辆在财产上的移动。该物业内商铺的中心位置，亦旨在尽量减低噪音，以维持与本地社区的紧密关系。

By locating the buildings adjacent to the property road, the workshops respect and minimize the footprint on the sensitive coastal environment as well as strategically restricting the movement of larger vehicles on the property. The central location of the shops on the property also aims to minimize the noise emitted to maintain strong relationships with the local community.    

By locating the buildings adjacent to the property road, the workshops respect and minimize the footprint on the sensitive coastal environment as well as strategically restricting the movement of larger vehicles on the property. The central location of the shops on the property also aims to minimize the noise emitted to maintain strong relationships with the local community.    

 © Peter Braithwaite

(Peter Braithwaite)

较大的车间为木工、设计和制造提供了动态空间，而较小的车间主要用于完成工作和储存。这两家商店和庭院之间的组合关系创造了一个相互关联的空间，可以处理各种各样的项目和制造技术。因此，这两个结构正式连接大车库门和一个宽敞的砾石庭院。中间空间是一个多用途的地区，用作夏季的外部商店空间，以及一个装卸成品项目的空间。车间之间强烈的形式轴向关系使得生产装配系统和材料与木匠之间不必要的效率最小化。

The larger workshop provides a dynamic space for carpentry, design and fabrication while the smaller workshop is primarily used for finishing work and storage. The compositional relationship between the two shops and the courtyard creates an interconnected space that handles a diverse range of projects and fabrication techniques. As a result, both structures are formally connected by large garage doors and a spacious gravel courtyard. The intermediary space is a multi-use area used as exterior shop space in the summer months as well as a space for loading and unloading finished projects. The strong formal axial relationship between the shops allows a productive assembly system as well as minimizing unnecessary efficiencies between materials and carpenters.

The larger workshop provides a dynamic space for carpentry, design and fabrication while the smaller workshop is primarily used for finishing work and storage. The compositional relationship between the two shops and the courtyard creates an interconnected space that handles a diverse range of projects and fabrication techniques. As a result, both structures are formally connected by large garage doors and a spacious gravel courtyard. The intermediary space is a multi-use area used as exterior shop space in the summer months as well as a space for loading and unloading finished projects. The strong formal axial relationship between the shops allows a productive assembly system as well as minimizing unnecessary efficiencies between materials and carpenters.

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

 Floor Plan - Elevations

楼层平面图-立面图

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

一个简单的山墙形式和一个简陋的材料调色板，反映了我们公司的奉献精神，尊重当地的形式和物质文化的地方居住的建筑物。这些商店完全是由我们公司的木匠和来自特伦斯湾地区的当地商人建造的，目的是支持当地企业，并在周围社区建立牢固的个人关系。紧凑和仔细考虑的设计使得这两座建筑都可以由一个小木匠团队高效地建造，这反过来又大大降低了建筑的总成本。

A simple gable form and a humble material palette reflects our firm's dedication to honouring the vernacular forms and material culture of the place in which buildings reside. The shops were entirely built by our firm’s carpenters and local tradesmen from the Terence Bay area with the intent to support local businesses and forge strong personal relationships in the surrounding community. The compact and carefully considered design allowed both structures to be built efficiently by a small carpentry team, which in turn drastically reduced the overall cost of construction.

A simple gable form and a humble material palette reflects our firm's dedication to honouring the vernacular forms and material culture of the place in which buildings reside. The shops were entirely built by our firm’s carpenters and local tradesmen from the Terence Bay area with the intent to support local businesses and forge strong personal relationships in the surrounding community. The compact and carefully considered design allowed both structures to be built efficiently by a small carpentry team, which in turn drastically reduced the overall cost of construction.

 Joinery Shops Axo

细木工商店

后海湾细木工商店展示了我们公司的所有核心价值：对设计、对工艺的奉献以及致力于构建与当地社区充分集成的项目的承诺。商店一直在帮助我们公司采取更广泛的项目，并在我们的设计与我们的建设团队之间建立了更深层次的联系。

The Back Bay Joinery Shops exhibit all the core values of our firm: a deep appreciation for design, dedication to craftsmanship, and commitment to build projects that fully integrate with the local community. The shops have been instrumental in helping our firm take on a wider range of projects and has created a deeper connection between our design and our construction teams.  

The Back Bay Joinery Shops exhibit all the core values of our firm: a deep appreciation for design, dedication to craftsmanship, and commitment to build projects that fully integrate with the local community. The shops have been instrumental in helping our firm take on a wider range of projects and has created a deeper connection between our design and our construction teams.  

 © Peter Braithwaite

(Peter Braithwaite)

Architects Peter Braithwaite Studio

Location Terence Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada

Lead Architects Peter Braithwaite

Area 1400.0 ft2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Peter Braithwaite, Jason Petersson, Julian Parkinson

Category Workshop

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