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架构师提供的文本描述。这座“小房子”的主人可以追溯到17世纪，靠近安特卫普的博物馆MAS，他决定把它改造成安特卫普最小的酒店，也就是“一个房间”酒店(One Room Hotel)。

Text description provided by the architects. The owner of this ‘tiny house’, dating back from the 17th century, close to the Museum MAS in Antwerp, decided to convert it into the smallest hotel from Antwerp, the One Room Hotel.

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“散步建筑”从白色抹灰的房子外面看上去是一个长方形的平面图，但在现实中，它是L形的。17世纪角屋后面的空间后来又增加了，现在被用于服务功能。历史部分致力于纯住宅/酒店。开放的楼梯蜿蜒穿过房子，就像一座“建筑长廊”，最后出现在白色的露台上，那里有一条无限的楼梯俯瞰着整个城市。用玻璃瓷砖代替部分木地板，形成对角线景观，扩大了“一室”效应，增加了一片空地的感觉。

‘Promenade architectural’ From outside the white plastered house looks to have a rectangular floor plan, but in reality, it is L-shaped. The space behind the 17th-century corner house was added later and is now used for service functions. The historical part is dedicated to pure residential/hotel. The open staircases wind through the house like an ‘architectural promenade’ ending up in the white patio where an infinity staircase looks over the city. Replacing parts of the wooden floors by glass tiles create diagonal views, enlarging the ‘one-room’ effect and the sense of one open space.

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历史与新：木与白基于诚实和可逆性的设计态度，所有现存的历史建筑部件都漆成白色。最近添加的元素，如入口门，楼梯和露台都是用木头执行的，因此可以清楚地识别。色彩和物质性的差异强调了新旧的协同作用，创造了一种平静、温暖和永恒的氛围。

Historic versus new: wood versus white Based on a design attitude of honesty and reversibility, all existing historical construction parts are painted white. Recently added elements like entrance door, stairs and terrace are executed in wood and are therefore clearly recognizable. The difference in color and materiality emphasizes the synergy between old and new and creates a calm, warm and timeless atmosphere.

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 Axonometric

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Architects dmvA-architects

Location Antwerp, Belgium

Lead Architects Tom Verschueren, David Driesen, Jolien Debaets

Area 103.0 m2

Project Year 2015

Photographs Bart Gosselin

Category Adaptive Reuse

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