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架构师提供的文本描述。棕榈树中；比尔戈拉海滩馆内外的印象。坐落在悉尼北部的比尔戈拉海滩的山麓上，展馆耸立在一片倾斜的草甸上，上面有着传统的绿树棕榈。客户简介的目的是为艺术制作和家庭聚会创造机会。

Text description provided by the architects. Amongst the palm trees; the impression of being in and around the Bilgola Beach Pavilion. Situated on the foothills of Bilgola Beach in Sydney’s north, the pavilion emerges over a sloping meadow of heritage-listed Cabbage Tree Palms. The clients’ brief was to create opportunities for art-making and family gathering.

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除了现有的风雨板小屋，展馆将包括一个大的居住空间和艺术家的工作室，通过一个新的入口前厅和庭院连接到小屋。设计的目的是谈判现有的一系列传统棕榈树，这些棕榈树将受到保护。

As an addition to an existing weatherboard cottage, the pavilion was to include a large living space and artist’s studio that was connected to the cottage through a new entry vestibule and courtyard. The design was to negotiate the existing array of heritage-listed palms, which were to be protected.

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我们的反应是庆祝这些手掌。像细长的枝条，轻巧的亭子轻轻地漂浮在钢柱上的空地上。这座建筑在一个现有的棕榈树周围被分成两个海湾，这样树在定义起居室和工作室之间的空间和程序时是不可或缺的。

Our response was to celebrate these palms. Like slender stalks, the lightweight pavilion floats gently over the clearing on steel columns. The building is scalloped into two bays around an existing palm so that the tree is integral in defining space and program between the living room and studio.

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这种高耸的景色意味着展馆向东俯瞰太平洋和高原。展馆的西边有一个山坡保护区，这为澳大利亚布什的内部计划提供了一个立竿见影的背景。钢手指上的浮动天花板和滑动、固定和突出玻璃的组合意味着这些视图总是可用的。

This elevated outlook means that the pavilion enjoys easterly canopy views towards the Pacific Ocean and the plateau. The west edge of the pavilion faces a hillside reserve, which provides an immediate Australian Bush backdrop to the internal program. The combination of a floating ceiling on steel fingers and the provision of sliding, fixed and highlight glass means that these views are always available.

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一个被压制的材料调色板灰色纤维水泥覆层和金属屋面板意味着建筑物平静地安置在澳大利亚绿海。非可燃性为我们提供了谨慎管理火焰区丛林火灾要求的手段.这种玻璃被评定为丛林火灾的曝光率。

A subdued material palette of grey fiber cement cladding and metal roof sheet means that the building is settled calmly in a sea of Australian Greens. The non-combustible materiality provided means for us to discreetly manage flame-zone bushfire requirements. The glass is rated for bushfire exposure.

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展馆的成功在于它对绿树棕榈的崇敬。这种与地方的和谐联系，让您体验到宁静的宁静，满足了客户海滨家园的愿望。

The success of the pavilion lies in its veneration towards the Cabbage Tree Palms. This harmonious connection to place enables an experience of tranquil calm that fulfills the aspirations of the clients’ beach-side home.

Architects Matthew Woodward Architecture

Location Bilgola Beach NSW 2107, Australia

Lead Architects Matthew Woodward, Nicholas Papas

Area 80.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Brett Boardman Photography

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