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架构师提供的文本描述。这座房子是为一对70多岁的夫妇设计的，他们永远不会退休，而且他们已经长大了的家庭，这座房子在老的时候生活得很好。它遵循关于建造好的建筑的永恒的理想。它在强调光线和景观的同时，也对选址作出反应。它在一个适度的计划和预算范围内创造了丰富的空间。建筑被用作住所和空间的组织者。该建筑结合了气候和文化反应的材料。

Text description provided by the architects. Designed for an active couple in their seventies that will never retire, and their extended grown-up family, this house embraces living well while aging in place. It subscribes to timeless ideals about making good architecture. It is responsive to siting for placemaking while emphasizing light and views. It creates spatial richness within a modest program and budget. Structure is used as an organizer of shelter and space. The architecture combines materials that are climatically and culturally responsive.

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

该项目由一所主住宅和一栋包含住宅和车间的室外建筑组成，它将许多类型的工作理解为生活的一个组成部分。主楼的项目包括两间卧室；一个不断变化的展厅，用来庆祝家庭艺术家；一个聚会和游戏的空间；一个厨房，厨房里的烹饪和罐头是多代人的活动；一个大型的家庭庆祝餐厅；还有一个缝纫室，供精心制作的工艺品使用。以不断发展的家庭活动为中心，家庭支持日常文化，让人联想到日常生活的最佳方式。

 Consisting of a main house and an out-building containing a dwelling and a workshop, the project understands work, of many types, as an integral part of living. The program of the main house includes two bedrooms; a living space that is a changing gallery that celebrates family artists; space for gathering and games; a kitchen where cooking and canning are multi-generational activities; a large dining area for family celebrations; and a sewing room for elaborate crafts.  Centred around evolving family activities the home supports everyday culture that evokes what is best about daily life.

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位于新斯科舍州东切斯特的一片草地上，坐落在海洋边缘的一片草地上，这里的住宅构成了格雷夫斯岛和谷仓的壮丽景色。与外面的建筑一起，形成了一个隐蔽的前院，用于停车、洗碗机和吊球。在外面的建筑里，二层的住宅空间从房子的植物和金属屋顶上俯瞰海景。

Lightly sited within a meadow in Scotch Cove in East Chester, Nova Scotia at the edge of the ocean, the dwelling frames the spectacular views of Graves Island and the Tancooks. In conjunction with the out-building a sheltered forecourt is formed for parking cars, washer toss, and croquet. Within the out-building, the second storey dwelling space peeks above the house’s vegetated and metal roofs to ocean views.

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

住宅内的多种元素延伸到田园的海洋景观中。内部混凝土地板延伸到外面，创造了一个具有厨房药草花园的高档露台。屋顶和雪松松软浮在牧师的头顶上，可以连续看到家里周围的天空，这对家里的水手来说是很重要的。石元素，包括室内和室外壁炉，滑出立面，创造内部和外部的休息区。层压板结构穿过建筑物，穿过工地，在建筑下形成一个有盖的烧烤区，在房屋的南部形成一个有盖的烧烤区。

 Multiple elements within the house extend dwelling out into the bucolic ocean landscape. The interior concrete floors reach outside to create an at grade patio complete with kitchen herb garden. The roof and cedar soffit float above a clerestory with continuous views of the sky around the home, important to the sailors in the family. The stone element, housing the indoor and outdoor fireplace, slides out of the façade to create interior and exterior sitting areas. The laminated timber structure marches through the building and across the site shaping the spaces under it to form a covered barbequing area to the south of the home.

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

可持续性是该项目的一个组成部分，它是一个不断发展的生活容器，并将当地材料和贸易列为优先事项。在环境方面，这座建筑已经悬挂起来，以校准太阳能的增益。混凝土地板内的热质量吸收冬季太阳作被动热。三层玻璃和增加的绝缘加强了热包膜。而狭窄的横截面和高低的操作人员增加了来自海风的通风。

 Sustainability is an integral part of the project as an evolving container for living and by prioritizing local materials and trades. Environmentally, the building has overhangs to calibrate solar gain. Thermal mass within the concrete floors absorb winter sun for passive heat. The triple glazing and increased insulation enhance the thermal envelope. While the narrow cross section and high and low operators increase ventilation from ocean breezes.

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

架构师、客户端和构建者之间的协作关系为整个过程提供了便利。建立在共同价值观的基础上，包括：将建筑物放在一起，以增强视野，最大限度地减少对地球的干扰；了解工艺、材料和细节之间的亲密关系；尊重预算和时间表。

 The collaborative relationship among architect, client, and builder facilitated the entire process. Founded upon shared values that included: siting the building together to enhance views and minimize earth disturbance; understanding the intimacy between craft, materials, and details; and a respect for budget and schedule.

 © Julian Parkinson

(C)朱利安·帕金森

在传统材料和现代之间的调解，家庭庆祝的地方创造和每天新斯科舍文化，唤起了什么是最好的家庭和日常生活。

 Mediating between traditional materials and modernity, the home celebrates placemaking and everyday Nova Scotian culture, evoking what is best about family and daily life.

Interiors Designers FBM Architecture | Interior Design

Location East Chester, Canada

Lead Architect Susan Fitzgerald

Design Team Susan Fitzgerald, Matt Davis, Shawn Doyle, Alicia Gilmore, Kaitlyn Labrecque, Danny Goodz

Area 2560.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Julian Parkinson

Category Houses

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