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架构师提供的文本描述。早在20世纪50年代初，雷·麦克格雷尔(Ray McGare)就一直是麦克格雷尔家族的度假胜地。当时，雷·麦克格雷尔(Ray McGare)在向东倾斜的海湾建造了原始的菲莱家族巴赫和网球场。怀特·科亚(Whare Koa)是雷最小的女儿和她的家人的新居，她需要对一个独特而特殊的地方采取一种敏感而周到的方式，那里充满了回忆和家族

Text description provided by the architects. Opahi Bay has been the McGreal family holiday destination since the early 1950’s when Ray McGreal built the original fibrolite family bach and tennis court on the eastward-sloping site towards the idyllic bay. Whare Koa, the new house of Ray’s youngest daughter and her family required a sensitive and thoughtful approach to a unique and special place, filled with memories and family history. 

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家庭必须适应一种非常活跃和群居的生活方式，并让他们退休。在与社区交往了50多年后，这个家庭新房子的简况超出了现代三卧室住宅的正常要求。这个家庭的新房子将成为部分住宅，一部分是车间/工作室，一部分是社区设施，以容纳每周一次的网球比赛和社区会议。

The home had to accommodate a very active and gregarious live-work lifestyle and see them into retirement. Having been involved with the community for over fifty years, the brief for the family’s new house was beyond the normal requirements of a contemporary three-bedroom home. The family’s new house was to become part home, part workshop/studio and part community facility to accommodate weekly tennis games and community meetings.

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平面图是T形的，头部固定在场地的下部，直接位于老巴赫的脚印上，容纳两间面向东的卧室和艺术工作室，上面有主要的起居空间和厨房，都是面向观众的。一个开放的中庭占据了这个活生生的机翼与车间之间的空间，上面有主套房，透过玻璃屋顶和牧师可以看到远处的景色。

The floor plan is T shaped, with the head anchored to the low part of the site, directly atop the footprint of the old bach, accommodating two east facing bedrooms and the art studio with the main living spaces and kitchen above, all oriented towards the viewer. An open atrium occupies the space between this living wing and the workshop with master suite above, with views beyond via the glazed roof and clerestory.

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平面图

中庭是一个多功能的空间，从这里进入住宅，它的透明度破坏了建筑的体积和规模。楼层与倾斜的场地相对应，并与一个连接的玻璃楼梯画廊相连，这让人想起了将老巴赫与建筑物北面共用的网球场连接起来的原始路径。楼梯的顶部打开了一个像展馆一样的房间，有一个双高的旋转门，向西打开，提供了与社区和隔壁大家庭的联系。

The atrium is a multi-functioning space from which the home is entered, its transparency breaks down the bulk and scale of the building. Floor levels respond to the sloping site and are linked with a connecting glazed stair gallery, reminiscent of the original path connecting the old bach to the shared tennis court along the north face of the building. The head of the stair opens to a pavilion-like room with a double height-pivoting door that opens to the west providing links with the community and extended family located next door.

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Architects Strachan Group Architects

Location Mahurangi West, New Zealand

Lead Architects Dave Strachan, Pat de Pont

Area 393.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Simon Devitt

Category Houses

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