Little House mwworks architecture+design

2018-06-15 08:00

架构师提供的文本描述。小房子坐落在一片郁郁葱葱的第二片森林里，北临悬崖，俯瞰胡德运河，远望达布湾。这座新建筑的设计目的是重新设计一个现有的地基，它的面积刚刚超过20平方米。简单的建筑形式与森林相映成趣-与温暖明亮的室内形成鲜明的外观对比。

Text description provided by the architects. The Little House is nestled into a lush second growth forest on a north facing bluff overlooking Hood Canal with distant views to Dabob Bay. Designed to repurpose an existing foundation, the new building is just over 20m2.  The simple form is abstracted against the forest - a stark exterior contrasting a warm bright interior.

 © Andrew Pogue

安德鲁·波格

业主们在德克萨斯州的休斯敦全职居住，但与家人一起在附近的希贝克郊外的一处房产度过了许多夏天。他们热爱南方运河的荒凉，并设想在这里有一小部分自己的撤退。早期的设计讨论集中于创建一个既简单又便宜的紧凑、现代的结构。有意限制在现有的脚印，这一概念产生于这个前提-一个简单的盒子，在屋顶和墙壁都有很大的雕刻孔，有选择性地拥抱景观和自然光。

The owners live full time in Houston, Texas but have shared many summers with family at a nearby property outside Seabeck. They loved the wildness of the southern Canal and imagined a small retreat here of their own. Early design discussions focused on creating a compact, modern structure that was both simple and inexpensive to build. Intentionally restrained on an existing footprint, the concept grew from this premise – a simple box with large carved openings in both the roof and walls that selectively embrace the views and natural light.

 Floor Plan

游客从南方来到这个地点。一层薄薄的檐篷标志着下面运河的入口和框架景观。越透明的北部和西部高地就会把景观和远处的景致拉到空间里。随着主要的视线朝向水，南部和东部的海拔大部分仍然是坚实的，遮挡着车道和附近的房产。天窗雕刻到屋顶，带来光和看到的星星在床上和淋浴。

Visitors approach the site from the south. A thin canopy marks the entry and frames views of the Canal below. The more transparent north and west elevations pull the landscape and distant view into the space.  With primary views toward the water, the south and east elevations remain mostly solid, shielding views from the driveway and neighboring properties. Skylights carve into the roof, bringing light and views of the stars over the bed and into the shower.

 © Andrew Pogue

安德鲁·波格

紧密的氧化黑雪松和黑水泥填充板覆盖在外面，而轻漆中密度纤维板和软松木胶合板温暖和明亮的内部。在房子的一个阳光明媚的西角上，一个大露台延伸到景观中，将建筑物与更大的地点连接起来，同时充当小径系统的跳楼点，沿着水的边缘徘徊。

Taut oxidized black cedar and blackened cement infill panels clad the exterior while lightly painted MDF panels and soft pine plywood warm and brighten the interior. On a sunny western corner of the house a large patio reaches out into the landscape and connects the building to the larger site while serving as a jumping off point to the trail system wandering down to the water’s edge.

 © Andrew Pogue

安德鲁·波格

小足迹最终成为管理设计过程的有效工具。重点放在本质和额外的编辑都被欲望和一个非常微薄的预算。由此产生的项目希望抓住现代小屋的精髓-体积小，但比它的边界大得多。

The small footprint ultimately served as an effective tool to govern the design process. Focus was placed on the essentials and extras were edited out by both desire and a very humble budget. The resulting project hopes to capture the essence of the modern cabin – small in size but much larger than its boundaries.