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架构师提供的文本描述。坐在一片宜人而连续的常绿草地上，俯瞰奇罗埃岛的内海，这是一栋半座双人间的房子。一半，因为这是一个圆锥体和一个圆柱体之间的断断续续的相遇。

Text description provided by the architects. Sitting atop a pleasant and continuous evergreen meadow, overlooking the inner sea of Chiloe Island, this is both a half and a double house. Half, because it is the interrupted encounter between a cone and a cylinder.

 Axonometric

双倍，因为在前面的数字的基础上，矩形形式的减法在线性序列的极值处产生了一对等价的房间，其中一个是直面黄色的太阳，另一个是间接的和蓝色的。

Double, because the subtraction of a rectangular form at the base of the previous figures generates a pair of equivalent rooms at the extremes of a linear sequence, one facing the direct yellow sun and the other the indirect and blue one.

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佩佐·冯·埃尔里希·肖森(Pezo Von Ellrichshausen)

这些平行的房间有一个很大的空间；一个部分铺砌的庭院，在两个有盖的角落里不受雨水的影响，不受三面强风的影响。这些边被认为是功能宽度，作为空厚壁，包含所有的国内设施。

There is a large space contained by these parallel rooms; a partially paved court that is protected from the rain in two covered corners and from the strong winds on three sides. These sides are conceived as functional widths, as emptied thick walls containing all the domestic facilities. 

 Exterior Perspective 3

外部透视3

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 Exterior Perspective 2

外部透视2

整个弯曲案例的存在是相当不对称的：从一边看，它是一个巨大的、密封的强化避难所，从另一边看，它似乎是一个大倾斜屋顶，几乎没有支撑墙。

The presence of the whole curved case is rather asymmetrical: from one side it stands as a massive and hermetic fortified refuge, from the other it appears as a large pitched roof almost without supporting walls.

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 Sections AA / BB

AA/BB节

 Interior Perspective 1

内部透视1

整个建筑都是用当地的木材做的。该结构由45个刚性框架组成的极坐标阵列来定义.当墙壁和天花板上覆盖着木板时，传统的薄木瓦覆盖着圆锥形屋顶。我们知道该岛不仅以繁盛的神话和传说闻名，而且还以在教堂和船只上表达的精致手工木匠知识而闻名，并接受当地知识的某些东西将为我们的项目提供信息，因此我们宁愿考虑到一个完全被遗忘的木挂锁的精致无艺术之处。

The entire construction is made out of local timber. The structure is defined by the polar array of forty-five rigid frames. While walls and ceilings are clad with boards, a traditional thin wooden shingle covers the conic roof. Knowing that the island is not only well known for the exuberant myths and legends but for a refined artisanal carpentry knowledge expressed both in churches and boats, accepting that something of that local knowledge would inform our project, we preferred to had in mind that delicate artlessness of a totally forgotten wooden padlock.

Architects Pezo von Ellrichshausen

Location Chiloé Province, Chile

Author Architects Mauricio Pezo, Sofía von Ellrichshausen

Collaborators Diego Pérez, Findlay Barge, Caitlyn Flowers, Victoria Bodevin

Area 200.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Pezo von Ellrichshausen

Category Houses