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架构师提供的文本描述。在斯坦福德山，斯托克毛尔公司已经将一个以前没有吸引力的商业网站转变成一个充满活力的新的混合使用计划。这些为菲利集团和金斯伯里设计的、由爱丁堡建筑师ISA精心设计的新建筑，通过对现有类型的当代解读，增强了斯托克纽顿和斯坦福德山的鲜明特色，创造了一个高质量的居住环境，吸引着新居民到这个地区居住，这一地区受到各种住房类型和楼龄的鼓励。

Text description provided by the architects. Stockwool has transformed a previously unattractive commercial site into a vibrant new mixed-use scheme in Stamford Hill. The carefully considered new buildings designed for Filey Group and Kingsbury, and delivered by Edinburgh-based architect ISA, enhance the distinctive character of Stoke Newington and Stamford Hill through their contemporary interpretation of existing typologies, creating a high-quality living environment which attracts new residents to the area encouraged by the range of housing typologies and tenures provided.

Text description provided by the architects. Stockwool has transformed a previously unattractive commercial site into a vibrant new mixed-use scheme in Stamford Hill. The carefully considered new buildings designed for Filey Group and Kingsbury, and delivered by Edinburgh-based architect ISA, enhance the distinctive character of Stoke Newington and Stamford Hill through their contemporary interpretation of existing typologies, creating a high-quality living environment which attracts new residents to the area encouraged by the range of housing typologies and tenures provided.

 Ground Floor Plan

陡峭的屋顶指的是毗邻的1930年的豪宅大厦，为房屋提供了更多的空间。双层和三层背窗也为阳台提供了围护结构。位于遗址北部和南部的较小的四层楼高的地块在设计上很敏感地考虑到了邻近的维多利亚式梯田，结合了砖和木材覆盖的高地。

A steeply pitched roof references the adjacent 1930’s mansion blocks and allows further space for homes. Double and triple dormer windows also provide an enclosure for balconies. Smaller four-story blocks to the north and south of the site are sensitively designed to take account of the neighboring Victorian terraces, with a combination of brick and timber clad elevations.

A steeply pitched roof references the adjacent 1930’s mansion blocks and allows further space for homes. Double and triple dormer windows also provide an enclosure for balconies. Smaller four-story blocks to the north and south of the site are sensitively designed to take account of the neighboring Victorian terraces, with a combination of brick and timber clad elevations.

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发展提供68个新的家庭、零售和办公场所，95%的住房是一个双重方面。那些是单一方面的家庭面对南方的私人庭院。住宅的大小范围从单卧公寓到四间卧室的公寓，有实惠的租金、共享所有权和私人销售。该地区的新居民和现有居民将受益于更适当地使用该地点。修复后的街道正面将该计划与维多利亚时代的背景联系在一起，并以更小、更灵活的单位为北部的斯坦福希尔提供更多的零售服务。

The development provides 68 new homes, retail and office accommodation with 95% of homes being a dual aspect. Those homes which are single aspect face south onto a private courtyard. Dwelling sizes range from one-bedroom apartments to four bedroom duplexes with a mix of affordable rent, shared ownership, and private sale. New and existing residents of the area will benefit from the more appropriate use of the site. The restored street frontage ties the scheme into the Victorian context to the south and extends the retail offer of Stamford Hill further north with smaller, more flexible units.

The development provides 68 new homes, retail and office accommodation with 95% of homes being a dual aspect. Those homes which are single aspect face south onto a private courtyard. Dwelling sizes range from one-bedroom apartments to four bedroom duplexes with a mix of affordable rent, shared ownership, and private sale. New and existing residents of the area will benefit from the more appropriate use of the site. The restored street frontage ties the scheme into the Victorian context to the south and extends the retail offer of Stamford Hill further north with smaller, more flexible units.

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 Section E and West Elevation

E段与西面高程

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Stockwer合伙人杰克·斯内尔(JakeSnell)评论道：“我们设计这个方案的目的是将一个以前未得到充分利用的网站归还给当地社区。新的建筑物尊重现有的环境，类型和年限的混合为新居民提供了真正的选择，他们的存在将增加该地区的文化和社会融合。“

Jake Snell, Partner at Stockwool commented: “We designed this scheme with the aim of returning a previously underused site back to the local community. The new buildings are respectful of the existing context and the mix of typologies and tenures offer genuine choice to new residents, whose presence will add to the cultural and social mix of the area.”

Jake Snell, Partner at Stockwool commented: “We designed this scheme with the aim of returning a previously underused site back to the local community. The new buildings are respectful of the existing context and the mix of typologies and tenures offer genuine choice to new residents, whose presence will add to the cultural and social mix of the area.”

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Architects Stockwool

Location 92-94 Stamford Hill, Cazenove, London N16 6XS, United Kingdom

Area 8200.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Morley von Sternberg

Category Adaptive Reuse

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