House in Tschengla Innauer

2018-01-19 04:00

静力学Mader Flatz，Bregenz建筑监理Jürgen Haller，Mellau More

Statics Mader Flatz, Bregenz Construction supervision Jürgen Haller, Mellau More Specs Less Specs

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架构师提供的文本描述。大多数业主每年只使用他们的度假屋几周，在剩下的时间里把他们作为空置的物品留在各自的环境中。然而，Tschengla的House却不是这样，它已经成为主人的第二所房子。距离他们在西奥小镇费尔迪尔奇的公寓仅需30分钟车程，这使他们可以生活在两个世界中，一个城镇的热闹密度和群山的巨大孤寂之间。

Text description provided by the architects. Most owners use their holiday homes for only a couple of weeks a year, leaving them as empty objects in their respective surrounding for the rest of the time. This is, however, not the case with House in Tschengla, which has become a fully-fledged second home for its owners. Located a mere 30 minute drive from their flat in the Western Austrian town of Feldkirch, it allows them to live in two worlds, between the lively density of a town and the vast solitude of the mountains.

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大自然的多样性，大多是未被触及的自然，它的高山植物群和周围山脉令人叹为观止的景观，使特盛拉，一个高原之上的Bürserberg村，一个非常特殊的地方。关于这一独特的环境，我们决定把新建成的房子，就像一张纸牌一样，放在这个珍贵的风景中。它的轮廓清楚地提到了从第一个定居点开始，在阿尔卑斯山脉地区建造农舍的方式：一座结构简单、结构良好的木结构建筑，坐落在坚实的地台上，山墙俯瞰山谷。房子周围的工程被保持在最低限度，以离开新的建筑周围未触及的高山牧场。

The varied, mostly untouched nature with its alpine flora and breath-taking views of the surrounding mountains make Tschengla, a plateau high above the village of Bürserberg, a very special place. With respect to this unique setting, we decided to place the newly built House on Tschengla into this precious scenery like a solitaire. Its outlines are an unmistakable reference to the way farmhouses have been built in Alpine regions ever since the first settlements: a simple, well-structured wooden building on a solid plinth, its gable looking down the valley. Works around the house were kept to a minimum to leave the new building surrounded by untouched alpine pastures.

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 Floor Plans

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后面山坡上的一个小正方形使房子向街道敞开。有盖的入口通向里面，里面有一条走廊，里面也住着厨房，穿过一楼。这是临时聚会的地方，是房子的中心。一个小台阶是餐厅的角落座位和一张大桌子朝南，其较低的天花板，使它更加诱人和亲密。一扇全景的窗户沿着房子的这一边延伸，展现了令人印象深刻的山景。木制角落长凳沿着墙壁延伸到壁炉，同时也是书架和壁炉边的长凳。从这里，一个坚实的楼梯井通向阁楼，打开了相当小的起居区域，给它一个令人惊讶的开放和慷慨的空气。舒普夫(Schopf)是该地区典型的门廊或封闭阳台，它将厨房/走廊与室外座位、喷泉和一个小药草花园连接到房屋的西侧。

A little square cut into the hillside at the rear face opens the house to the street. The covered entrance leads inside, where a corridor that also houses the kitchen runs through the ground floor. This is the casual meeting place, the heart of the house. A small step up is the dining area with corner seating and a big table facing south, its lower ceiling making it even more inviting and intimate. A panoramic window stretches all along this side of the house, revealing the impressive mountain views. The wooden corner bench stretches further along the walls all the way to the fireplace, serving also as a bookshelf and fireside bench. From here, a solid stairwell leads up to the attic rooms, opening up the rather small living area and giving it a surprisingly open and generous air. The Schopf, a kind of porch or closed veranda typical for the region, connects the kitchen/corridor to the west side of the house with outdoor seating, fountain and a small herb garden.

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从厨房里，小楼梯在两堵狭窄的墙壁之间微微旋转，通向阁楼。与较低的楼层相比，这部分房子更像是一个退却的地方。屋顶很低，有两间卧室、一间浴室、一个带工作场所的小走廊和一个额外的房间，包括一个小图书馆。窗户低垂在卡利斯河的水平上，日光远落在房间里，营造了一种舒适、亲密的气氛。

From the kitchen, the small staircase, slightly spiralled between two narrow walls, leads up to the attic floor. In contrast to the lower floor, this part of the house is more a place for retreat. The roof reaches low and houses two bedrooms, a bathroom, a small hallway with a workplace and an extra room including a little library. The windows sit low on the level of the cullis with the daylight falling far into the rooms, creating a cosy, intimate atmosphere.

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这些房间的环境多样性-有些是高的，一些是低天花板的，一些是宽的，有些是小的-通过使用简单而又大气的材料而得到进一步的加强。未经处理的云杉和灰烬，灰色的灰泥和粗糙的石头给了这座房子一种特殊而自然的空气。山里的第二个家；远离，但又靠近城市里熙熙攘攘的生活。这个小家庭的神圣空间。

The diversity of ambiences in these rooms – some with high, some with low ceilings, some wide, some small – is further enhanced by the use of simple, yet atmospheric materials. Untreated spruce and ash, grey plasterwork und rough stone give this house a special and natural air. A second home in the mountains; far from, yet close to the hustle and bustle of life in town. A sacred space for this little family.