Melbourne Vernacular Project Melbourne Vernacular + Altereco Design

2018-05-04 22:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。这座建于雅拉维尔的有百年历史的工人小屋，在可持续发展方面采用了一种先进的方法进行了翻新。我们很幸运地被当地的可持续发展顾问墨尔本当地语言所雇用，他们想把他们的家作为一个教育空间来展示设计，达到不妥协的风格、可居住性和环境性能标准。

Text description provided by the architects. This hundred-year-old worker’s cottage in Yarraville was renovated with a cutting edge approach to sustainability. We were fortunate to be engaged by local sustainability consultants Melbourne Vernacular who wanted to use their home as an educational space for showcasing design that achieves an uncompromising standard of style, liveability and environmental performance.

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客户不仅注意到设计，而且还注意到建筑过程本身，要求尽可能多地保留原来的结构。他们煞费苦心地拆除了旧房子的一部分，并找出了尽可能多地重复使用现有材料的机会。原来的红砖铺路从后院现在作为一个内部特色墙和外部砖墙。当地采石场的青石，长期以来作为物业的行车道，现在标志着进入他们的家。原来的红色树桩是其绿色屋顶景观的一个显著特征。厨房是由当地公司悬臂内饰公司使用重建的石头，由同意由80%的回收内容，低VOC完成。

The clients were not just mindful of the design, but of the building process itself, requesting to keep as much of the original structure as was feasible. They painstakingly took down parts of the old house and identified opportunities to reuse as many existing materials as possible. The original red brick paving from the backyard now serves as an internal feature wall and an external brick wall. Locally quarried bluestone that long functioned as the property’s carriageway now marks the entry to their home. The original red gum stumps are a striking feature in their green roof landscaping. The kitchen was made by local company Cantilever Interiors using reconstituted stone by Consentino made up of 80% recycled content with a low VOC finish.

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 Floor Plan

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Altereco设计采用了一种巧妙的设计方法，使室内被动取暖和冷却；上述红砖墙不仅创造了令人愉悦的美学，它还表现为建筑物的热质量。这个可持续发展的家庭的不同之处在于它使用了智能技术来优化太阳能的使用，大大降低了运行成本。而当谈到伟大的户外，“水”和本土植物被用于花园床，所有这一切与绝缘绿色屋顶，创造了额外的室外空间，紧密的市中心街区。

Altereco Design employed a savvy design approach that enables passive heating and cooling inside; not only does the aforementioned red brick wall create a pleasing aesthetic, it performs as thermal mass for the building. What differentiates this sustainable home is it’s use of smart technology to optimise use of solar energy, significantly lowering running costs. And when it came to the great outdoors, “water wise” and native plants were used in the garden beds, all of this topped off with an insulating green roof that creates additional outdoor space on the tight inner-city block.

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这种勤劳的建筑和设计方法减少了浪费的能源(通常等同于拆除旧建筑，建造闪亮、现代和新的东西)，同时成功地保存和庆祝这个时代的房子所带来的某种魅力。要注册他们的下一个开放屋，跳到他们的网站，在那里你也可以了解到一系列的咨询服务，他们提供的翻新，新的建筑和现有的房子。

This industrious approach to build and design reduces wasted energy (often synonymous with demolishing the old and building something shiny, modern and new), all the while successfully preserving and celebrating the certain charm that comes with a house of this era. To register for their next open house jump onto their website where you can also learn about a range range of consulting services they offer for renovations, new builds and existing homes.