架构师提供的文本描述。这个350平方英尺的艺术工作室和康涅狄格州韦斯特波特一个家庭住宅的私人办公室，在一定程度上受到蝴蝶翅膀和其他有机体关闭的启发，提供了一个宁静的避难所。就像从地球上突出出来的碎片一样，工作室的角度面板上涂着灰泥和可回收的柚木，同时赋予了原始的和未来派的品质。这种结构利用了玻璃、木材和钢的潜力。

Text description provided by the architects. Inspired in part by the closing of a butterfly’s wings and other organic forms, this 350 square-foot art studio and the private office for a family home in Westport, Connecticut, provides a serene refuge. Like shards protruding from the earth, the studio’s angled panels clad in stucco and recycled teak, impart a primitive and futuristic quality at the same time. The structure exploits the potential of glass, wood and steel.

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膨胀的钢制天窗和隔热玻璃消除了白天照明的需要，甚至对于艺术家来说也是如此。它也创造了空气流通，尽管有封闭的地板。密封浇筑的混凝土地板含有辐射热管道，从而进一步提高了效率；人们可以在整个空间中用轮子滚动办公桌。

The expansive skylight of steel and thermally-insulated glass eliminates the need for day-lighting, even for an artist. It also creates an airiness despite the confined floor plate. Efficiency is furthered by the sealed poured concrete floor that contains radiant heat piping; one may roll a work desk on wheels throughout the space.

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 West Elevation

西向立面图

 © Paul Bartholomeuw

c.Paul Bartholomeuw

由于天窗和狭窄的窗户，有一种强烈的隐私感和被隐藏在世界其他地方。改变天空和光线的观点为艺术创作中的间歇反射创造了最佳空间。交叉通风是通过精心放置的窗户来实现的，这些窗户可以捕捉到长岛海峡附近的微风。包括半个浴缸。

Due to the skylight and narrow windows, there is a strong sense of privacy and being hidden from the rest of the world. The view of changing skies and light create an optimal space for intermittent reflection during artistic production. Cross-ventilation is achieved by carefully placed windows that capture breezes off the proximate Long Island Sound. A half-bath is included.

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Architects Valerie Schweitzer Architects

Location Westport, CT, United States

Area 350.0 ft2

Project Year 2007

Photographs Tom Leighton, Paul Bartholomeuw

Category Small Scale

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