架构师提供的文本描述。这首先是一个坚固的重型客舱，高质量的传统工艺和当地木材被广泛使用。它采用一种传统的布局，将不同的建筑风格连在一起，采用与不同的室内功能、必须处理的天气条件以及它们的代表地位相对应的材料和技术。选择耐用的材料和建筑以适应地形，将使小屋的寿命很长，即使在这个高山谷恶劣的天气条件下也是如此。这个小木屋实际上是为一个活跃的户外家庭设计的，里面有很多设备，需要一个舒适的地方，在远足和滑雪旅行前后进行更换，而不仅仅是为湿衣服提供一个干燥的地方。这座建筑进一步定制，通过洗衣区、浴室和厨房将湿漉漉的徒步旅行者从装有玻璃的车库运送到壁炉旁的一张柔软的沙发上，壁炉边有一扇宽的全景窗。

Text description provided by the architects. This is first and foremost a robust heavy duty cabin with high-quality traditional craftsmanship and local timber being used throughout. It uses a traditional layout with a connecting row of different buildings styles and with materials and techniques corresponding to the different indoor functions, the weather conditions they must handle as well as their representative status. The choice of durable materials and a construction to fit the terrain will give the cabin a long life, even in the harsh weather conditions of this high mountain valley. The cabin is practically designed for an active outdoor family with a lot of equipment and the need for a comfortable place to change before and after hiking and skiing trips and not the least to provide a drying area for wet clothes. The building is further tailor-made to transport wet hikers from the glassed-in garage via a laundry area, bathroom and kitchen to a soft sofa by the fireplace with a wide panorama window.

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装有玻璃的车库还将用作储藏室、健身/健身室、车间和音乐室。在这间屋子里，所有传统的木制接缝都暴露了出来，而且光线也很好。从温室，南面可以看到附近风景优美的梁斯达尔苏巴峰。在天气好的情况下，可以向西和向东敞开大门，在小屋的安全避难所和门口的荒野之间进行无缝过渡。北面是一间大卧室，或小宿舍，在山墙上有一扇大窗户，观察北边的灯光。

The glassed-in garage will also function as a storage room, fitness/workout room, workshop and conservatory. In this room, all the traditional wooden joints are exposed and well lit. From the conservatory, the nearby scenic peak of Ryssdalsnebba can be observed to the south. In good weather, the doors can be opened both to the west and east to make a seamless transition between the safe shelter of the cabin and the wilderness at the doorstep. To the north is a large bedroom, or small dormitory, with a large window in the gables to observe the northern lights.

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起居室有一个桶拱顶天花板，它定义了一个独特的场景，壁炉和全景窗口在下面。窗户的低位置强调这是一个可以坐下来放松的房间。与起居室相邻的是两个小房间，既可以作为额外的卧室，也可以用作工作场所。在这两间小房间之间是一个有代表性的入口，有一个山墙正面的背板，表明这是游客的入口，而不是通过车库的更世俗的入口。厨房通风舒适，有一张餐桌和东边的露台门。在西边，木材中的小窗户可以提供日光，也可以看到车道的景色。浴室有同样类型的凹窗，允许日光和下午的阳光进来，但不会太暴露。

The living room has a barrel vault ceiling which defines a distinct scene with the fireplace and panorama window underneath. The low position of the window emphasizes that this is a room to sit and relax. Adjacent to the living room are two small rooms which can function either as an extra bedroom or workplace. Between the two small rooms is a representative entrance with a gable fronted dormer to indicate that this is the entrance for visitors as opposed to the more profane entrance through the garage. The kitchen is airy and comfortable with a dining table and terrace door to the east. To the west small windows are recessed in the timber to provide daylight as well as a view of the driveway. The bathroom has the same type of recessed windows to allow daylight and afternoon sun in, but without being too exposed.

室外结构是传统的排场(集群场)的组成，其中具有不同功能和不同建造技术的建筑物排列在一条与风的主导方向相对应的线上。对整体的义务是由深绿色、焦油基木材油的共同着色来维持的，以及他们的门廊屋顶的共同方向。同时，每个单元都有自己的特点，如建筑技术和窗口类型。最北端的缺口技术是中世纪晚期的，原木很大，很窄。起居室是用更优雅的19世纪开槽圆木建造的，而厨房则有纤细、更现代的方形圆木和燕尾形的圆木。最南端的是车库，建筑采用当地的木结构技术，覆盖着透明的聚碳酸酯。在建筑的西面，不同单元的个性特征最为明显，而在东面，其一致性和整体木屋则更为突出。在这方面，小木屋既可以看作是一个单元，也可以看作是四个独立的建筑物。

The outside composition is that of a traditional row farm (cluster farm) where buildings with different functions and different construction techniques are arranged in a line corresponding with the dominant direction of the wind. The obligation to the whole is maintained by common colouration in a deep, dark green, tar based timber oil, as well as the common direction of their gabled roofs. At the same time, each of the units has its own character as presented by their building technique and window type. Furthest north the notching technique is late medieval with large, narrowing logs. The living room is built with more elegant 19th century notched logs, while the kitchen has slim, more modern, square logs with dovetail notches. Furthest south is the garage, built in a local timber frame technique and clad with transparent polycarbonate. In the western facade of the building, the individual characters of the different units are most obvious, while in the eastern facade their coherence and the cabin as a whole is more prominent. The cabin is in this respect can be seen as both a single unit and four separate buildings.

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Architects Rever & Drage Architects

Location Sunndal, Norway

Design Team Tom Auger, Martin Beverfjord, Eirik Lilledrange

Area 140.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Tom Auger

Category Houses

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