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架构师提供的文本描述。一栋19世纪资产阶级的独栋住宅被划分为一系列相同的工作室公寓：四个居住空间、一些流通区和一个私人后院。该项目发生在一个给定的约束系统中，目标是一个意想不到的复杂性，在一组非常平庸的程序中找到一定的兴趣。

Text description provided by the architects. A bourgeois 19th-century single-family house was to be divided into a series of identical studio apartments: four living spaces, some circulation areas, and a private backyard. The project happens within a given system of constraints, aiming at an unexpected complexity, finding a certain interest within a very banal set of programs. 

 Volume Concept

体积概念

非正统的日常空间是根据明确的语法和语法建造的。这四个客厅是不同的，而共享相同的语言，相同的数字集。有一定数量的元素-语素-在其中运行：台阶墙，曲线，两扇门(一扇粉红色，一扇绿色)，地板的条纹表面。起居室变成了一个画廊空间。

Unorthodox everyday spaces are built according to a clearly defined syntax and grammar. The four living rooms are different from each other while sharing the same language, the same set of figures. A defined number of elements - morphemes - within which the project operates: the stepped wall, the curve, two doors (one pink and one green), the striped surface of the floor. The living area becomes a gallery space.

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正面几乎没有变化。用抛光的绿色大理石代替破旧的瓷砖，与现有花岗岩框架的粗糙度形成对比。增加一圈白色大理石以平衡构图。

The front facade is almost unchanged. The shabby tiles are replaced by polished green marble contrasting with the roughness of the existing granite frames. A circle of white marble is added to balance the composition. 

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重建后立面。它变得更高，以匹配邻居的规模，就像一个面具或寺庙，与两个方形窗户框架内部场景。抛光的正面有一个大胆的垂直条纹与白色，绿色和黑色大理石组合，创造了一个丰富的，但扁平的表面。

The back facade is rebuilt. It becomes taller to match the neighbor's scale, like a mask or a temple, with two square windows framing interior scenarios. The polished facade has a bold pattern of vertical stripes assembled with white, green and black marble, creating a rich, yet flat, surface. 

 Interior Drawing

内画

入口门被隐藏在图案和铜圈结束这件事。这种模式掩盖了建筑的规模及其规划，同时又不必要地引以为豪和兴高采烈。后立面成为邻居看的一幅画，是私人使用的主要立面。

The entrance door is hidden within the pattern and a brass circle ends the piece. The pattern disguises the scale of the building and its program while being unnecessarily proud and exuberant. The back facade becomes a painting for neighbors to look at, the main facade for private use.

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Architects fala atelier

Location Porto, Portugal

Team Filipe Magalhães, Ana Luisa Soares, Ahmed Belkhodja, Rute Peixoto, Lera Samovich, Paulo Sousa

Project Year 2017

Photographs Ricardo Loureiro

Category Renovation