Casa De Plegado Rob Paulus Architects

2018-08-16 17:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。卡萨德普莱加多的方法包括卡塔利纳山麓环境，创造了一系列的折叠元素，在计划和海拔，配置住宅在索诺兰沙漠，以捕捉突出的观点，并响应场地和太阳方向。折叠式屋顶形式的预制金属开放和接近天空和下面的地形；一种手势，平行于附近的卡塔利纳山脉。土色调墙的纹理砖石和平滑的灰泥包裹在地形允许景观之间折叠之间的聚居，提高了与周围沙漠的联系。

Text description provided by the architects. The approach to Casa de Plegado embraces the Catalina foothill surroundings to create a series of folding elements in plan and elevation that configure the residence within the Sonoran Desert to capture prominent views and respond to the site and solar orientation. Folding roof forms of prefinished metal open and close to the sky above and terrain below; a gesture that parallels the nearby Catalina mountain range. Earth-toned walls of textured masonry and smooth stucco wrap through the terrain allowing the landscape to fold between the massing of the residence, heightening the connection to the surrounding desert.

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 Floor Plan

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住宅环绕自然地形，部分地隐藏着街道和相邻地块。住宅的断裂计划创造了一系列由包膜植被软化的动态质量系列。剩余的庭院允许内部空间被自然光淹没，并对沙漠的强烈阳光照射做出响应。该房屋将结合高效的定向和绝缘策略以及超高效的照明、机械和管道系统，以创造能效和热舒适的生活环境。

The residence wraps around the natural topography concealing it in part from the street and neighboring parcels. The fractured plan of the residence creates a dynamic series of masses that are softened by the enveloping vegetation. Residual courtyards allow the interior spaces to be flooded with natural light and respond to the desert’s intense solar exposure. The house will incorporate highly efficient orientation and insulation strategies as well as super-efficient lighting, mechanical and plumbing systems to create an energy efficient and thermally comfortable living environment.

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(C)David Olsen

该设计位于卡塔利纳山麓最北端，包括戏剧性的自然景观和地形，同时限制了东西向的太阳增益。街角的窗户沿北边雕刻，提供山景，而南面的视野打开进入庭院。东西方的景色结束了走廊，提供了不断变化的光和颜色的显示。

Located at the northernmost edge of the Catalina Foothills, the design embraces the dramatic views and topography of its natural setting while limiting solar gain from east and west orientation. Corner windows are carved out along the north edge to provide mountain vistas while south views open to the entry courtyard. East and West views terminate the hallways and provide an ever-changing display of light and color.