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架构师提供的文本描述。Wave是一个混合用途的城市填充开发项目，位于Marrickville，这是一个迅速变化的悉尼市中心郊区，正在稳步加强发展，并伴随着期待已久的城市景观的复兴和复兴。Wave反映了新发现的对其变化中的环境的乐观态度，同时也有助于平衡该计划的生活/工作环境，从而为所有用户提供一个社会公平和包容的架构解决方案。在2017年年初完工，包括34个铺顶住宅位于底层零售租赁，激活其街道边缘与咖啡馆和其他条形零售空间。正交建筑形式加强了街道墙，同时“剥落”了它的北侧边界，为建筑物的使用者腾出了一个安全区。优化太阳能通道和一层商业租赁，可以俯瞰街道上一个宽敞的花园空间挫折，所有在开发中生活和工作的居民都可以通过爱来鼓励强烈的社区意识，通过居住者之间的偶然汇合。

Text description provided by the architects. WAVE is a mixed-use urban infill development located in Marrickville which is a rapidly changing inner-city suburb of Sydney that is enjoying a steady intensification of development and with that a long-awaited rejuvenation and reinvigoration of its urban landscape. WAVE reflects the new-found optimism of its changing context whilst serving to balance the live/work environments of the scheme that results in an architectural solution of social equity and inclusion for all users. Completed in early 2017, WAVE comprises 34 shop-top dwellings located above ground floor retail tenancies that activate its street edge with cafes and other strip retailing spaces. The orthogonal building form reinforces the street-wall whilst ‘peeling’ away from its northern side boundary to liberate a safe zone for the building’s occupants. optimize solar access and A ground floor commercial tenancy overlooks a generous garden space setback from the street all inhabitants living and working in the development ove through to encourage a strong sense of community through the accidental convergence between occupants.

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该建筑形式是正交的方式，它的两个街道的正面。建筑形式强化了城市设计原则在街道上的目标，这些原则决定了该区域未来的发展。在前面的门面的适度的缺口也允许窥见庭院空间以外的作为发展的“心脏”。从北侧边界仔细剥离主建筑形式的产品是一个慷慨的景观中心庭院，所有用户都可以通过这个庭院移动和享受。弯曲，扭曲的建筑形式定义了一个轻松和反射的开放空间，远离这个城市的噪音。Wave是一种新的混合用途开发项目，位于Marrickville的Illawarra路的西侧。该地址最初包括两个(2)旧仓库，现在由一幢6层楼高的大楼取代，其中包括地下34套公寓、零售(4)和商业租赁(1)。

The building form is orthogonal in the way it addresses the two street frontages. The building form reinforces the street-wall objectives of the urban design principles governing future development in the precinct. Modest gaps in the front façade also allow glimpses of the courtyard space beyond that serves as the ‘heart’ of the development. The product of careful peeling away of the main building form from northern side boundary is a generously landscape central courtyard through which all users move and enjoy. The curving, twisting building form defines a relaxed and reflective open space insulated from the noise of this urban address. Wave is a new mixed-use development located on the western side of Illawarra Road, Marrickville. The address originally comprising two (2) old warehouses which are now replaced by a 6-storey building consisting 34 apartments above ground floor retail (4) and commercial (1) tenancies.

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 First Level Plan

一级计划

该设计于2016年末完成，其核心概念框架是促进所有用户的“偶然”融合，从而创造一个社会公平和包容的生活/工作环境；一个真正的“混合使用”发展，以庆祝悉尼西部分局的活力。建筑形式是正交的，它的方式，地点的两个街道的正面。建筑形式强化了为分局制定的城市设计指南中的街道墙目标，但谦虚地挑战这些指导原则，将其与现场的边缘适度分离。这揭示了街景中的空隙，这使得我们可以从公共领域窥见发展的“心脏”。所有的用户都会穿过街道上的一个缺口，向他们展示一个被美化的庭院，这个庭院可以与这个密集的城市地址的噪音隔离开来。这座建筑从边界线向后剥离，显示出一片安静的空地，供所有居住者享受。

Completed in late 2016, the core conceptual framework for the design was to promote a development that promoted the ‘accidental’ convergence of all users, thus creating a living/working environment of social equity and inclusion; a truly ‘mixed-use’ development that celebrates the vitality of this inner western Sydney precinct. The building form is orthogonal in the way it addresses the site’s two street frontages. The building form reinforces the street-wall objectives of urban design guidelines established for the precinct but modestly challenges those guiding principles by modestly detaching from the site’s extremities. This reveals gaps in the streetscape that allow glimpses from the public domain into the ‘heart’ of the development. All users pass through one of the gaps in the street-wall to be presented with a landscaped courtyard that’s insulated from the noise of this dense urban address. The building peels back from the side boundary to reveal a ‘lung’ of quiet open space for the enjoyment of all building occupants.

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 Third Level Plan

三级规划

街道正面后面的建筑物扭曲和弯曲的形式在其核心是一种轻松的公共环境。在开发过程中使用的材料是故意的诚实和一些原始的，适合于城市环境中的发展被设定。弯曲的形式混凝土墙和板是设置在面板砖，增加温暖的整体托盘的材料。金属刀片‘闪烁’之间的住宅视线，但重要的是增加了一层轻，否则砖石建筑形式。“Wave”试图在一个单一的开发项目中建立一个真正的生活/工作社区，每个居民、雇主、雇员或游客都可以聚在一起，平等地分享庭院空间的隐居空间，或者相反地，尝试在Illawarra路正面新建的街道活动；一个真正的“混合用途”开发项目。这种规模和类型的进入和退出的“仪式”往往被忽视，尤其是在这种密集的市中心城市环境中。

The twisting and curving form of the building behind the street facades defines a relaxed communal environment at its core. Materials employed in the development are deliberately honest and somewhat primitive, befitting the urban context in which the development is set. Curved off-form concrete walls and slabs are set against face brickwork that adds warmth to the overall pallet of materials. Metal blades ‘blinker’ sight lines between dwellings but importantly adds a layer of lightness to the otherwise masonry building form. ‘Wave’ sought to establish a genuine live/work community within a single development where each resident, employer, employee or visitor could converge to equally share the seclusion of the landscaped courtyard space or conversely sample the street activity newly created at the Illawarra Road frontage; a truly ‘mixed-use’ development. Too often the ‘ceremony’ of entering and exiting a development of this scale and type is neglected particularly in dense inner city urban environment such as this.

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 Sixth Level Plan

第六层计划

在尊重为辖区确立的压倒一切的城市设计原则的同时，该设计谦虚地挑战指导原则，在“街道墙”中创造缺口，让人们窥见发展的“中心”。将建筑物从现场的末端分离出来，也可以让建筑物“呼吸”，使私人和公共区域交叉通风，这对居住和工作在建筑物中的人的健康非常重要。尽管该房产以东西向为主，但大多数公寓都有意向北定位，以优化所有住宅的太阳能通道。在开发过程中使用的材料是故意的诚实和一些原始的，适合于城市环境中的发展被设定。弯曲的形式混凝土墙和板是设置在面板砖，增加温暖的整体托盘的材料。金属刀片‘闪烁’之间的住宅视线，但重要的是增加了一层轻，否则砖石建筑形式。

While respecting the overriding urban design principles established for the precinct, the design modestly challenges the guiding principles by creating gaps in the ‘street-wall’ to allow glimpses into the ‘heart’ of the development. Detaching the building from the site extremities also allows the building to ‘breath’ with cross ventilation of private and communal areas important for the health of those living and working in the building. Despite the predominantly east-west axis of the property, most apartments are deliberately orientated north to optimize solar access for all dwellings. Materials employed in the development are deliberately honest and somewhat primitive, befitting the urban context in which the development is set. Curved off-form concrete walls and slabs are set against face brickwork that adds warmth to the overall pallet of materials. Metal blades ‘blinker’ sight lines between dwellings but importantly adds a layer of lightness to the otherwise masonry building form.

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Architects Benson McCormack Architects

Location Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia

Lead Architects Glenn McCormack, David Benson, Simon Johnson, Jin Soon Ng

Area 2750.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Melinda Hird Photography

Category Apartments

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