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架构师提供的文本描述。最初，这座两层楼的建筑是典型的瑞士1950年代建筑风格的家庭住宅，建在尼沙泰尔湖山坡上的一个私人花园的中心。它的位置提供了惊人的景观周围的景观。

Text description provided by the architects. Originally, the two-story building, a family house typical of Swiss 1950’s architecture, was erected in the center of a private garden on the hillside of Lake Neuchâtel. Its location offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

Text description provided by the architects. Originally, the two-story building, a family house typical of Swiss 1950’s architecture, was erected in the center of a private garden on the hillside of Lake Neuchâtel. Its location offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.

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 Ground Floor Plan

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扩展的目的是创建两个独立和堆叠的公寓。该项目重新组织内部空间；旧卷和新卷之间的密切关系创建了一个中心空间，该中心空间延伸到所有四个立面，这些立面都分配所有房间。

The aim of the extension was to create two independent and stacked apartments. The project reorganizes the interior spaces; the close relationship between the old and new volume creates a central space extending to all four facades, which distributes all the rooms. 

The aim of the extension was to create two independent and stacked apartments. The project reorganizes the interior spaces; the close relationship between the old and new volume creates a central space extending to all four facades, which distributes all the rooms. 

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新卷巧妙地附在房子的南面上。由于其位置的改变，该项目提供了几个不同的景观，从湖泊全景到更密切的景观花园风景如画。尽管它的正面由波纹铝板和它的当代卷，延伸重复使用原型和颜色的原始建筑，结果是一个表达，肯定了它与现有房屋的关系和它自己的身份。

The new volume is subtly attached to the house’s southern facade. Due to its shifted position, the project provides several different views of the picturesque surroundings, from a lake panorama to more intimate views of the garden. Despite its facades made from corrugated aluminum sheets and its contemporary volume, the extension reuses the archetype and colors of the original building resulting in an expression that affirms both its relation to the existing house and its own identity.

The new volume is subtly attached to the house’s southern facade. Due to its shifted position, the project provides several different views of the picturesque surroundings, from a lake panorama to more intimate views of the garden. Despite its facades made from corrugated aluminum sheets and its contemporary volume, the extension reuses the archetype and colors of the original building resulting in an expression that affirms both its relation to the existing house and its own identity.

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Architects Graber & Petter Architectes Sàrl

Location Peseux, Switzerland

Lead Architects Raphaël Graber, Yann Petter

Area 390.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Lionel Henriod

Category Refurbishment