© Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

架构师提供的文本描述。我构思的几乎每一个设计背后都有一个故事。通常情况下，故事是关于巧合，甚至是一次失败，最终证明是成功的。一般来说，失败被归咎于命运，但在实践中，成功也是命运的结果，或者至少是我的结果。绿色屋就是一个例子。我们需要在破布建筑的土地上建造新的住房，以结束预算，最好是在小块地上有一个大面积的房屋，因为这会产生很大的收益。

Text description provided by the architects. There is a story behind nearly every design I conceive. Very often the story is about coincidence or even a failure that ultimately turns out to be a success. Generally speaking, failures are blamed on fate but, in practice, successes are also the consequence of fate, or at least mine are. The Green House is an example of this. We needed to realize new-build housing on the land of the RAG building in order to close the budget, and preferably houses with a large floor area on a small plot because that would yield a great deal.

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

 1st Floor Plan

一楼图则

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

然而，第一批破布买家立即表明，他们并不真正欣赏这些房子，无论多么美丽，被放在他们的眼皮底下。所以我们立刻把这些漂亮的房子送到垃圾桶里，以便制定新的计划。谁知道呢，也许有一天我们会再把它们钓回来。(鼓掌)

However, the first RAG buyers immediately made it clear that they did not really appreciate these houses, however beautiful, being placed right under their noses. So we immediately consigned these superb homes to the rubbish bin in order to create new plans. Who knew, maybe we would fish them back out again sometime.  

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

幸运的是，一个更好的计划已经出现在他们的位置上：两栋绿色房屋受到了破房子的启发。这意味着住在一楼的南面屋顶露台；大，宽敞，绿色，阳光，现代，工业，光，和开放的各个方面。为了保护从破布楼屋顶露台看到的开阔视野，新建的房屋将沉入地下。因此，房屋将被分成两层，而一楼与睡觉的宿舍将在地下一米。通过创建这座分层的建筑，露台将比一楼的起居室和厨房高出一米，它将是汽车港口和储藏区的屋顶。厨房的台面将继续在屋顶露台的视觉效果，使室外和室内更明确地连接。

Luckily a much better plan has come in their place: two Green Houses inspired by the housing in the RAG building. That means living on the first floor with a south-facing roof terrace; large, spacious, green, sunny, modern, industrial, light, and open in all aspects. To safeguard the unobstructed view from the roof terraces of the RAG building, the new homes are to be sunk into the ground. Consequently, the houses will be split-level and the ground floor with the sleeping quarters will be one metre below ground level. Through the creation of this split-level building, the terrace, which will be the roof of the car port and storage area, will be one metre higher than the living room and kitchen on the first floor. The counter tops in the kitchen will continue visually in the roof terrace so that outdoors and indoors are more explicitly connected. 

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

虽然抹布建筑提供了10套房屋在一个屋檐下的空间，绿色屋是一个单独的家庭独立的房子。一旦我们考虑了哪种材料与抹布建筑的黄石形成对比，房子就变成了绿色。我们选择了对比：现在，在明亮的黄色砖块旁边将有两座较小的绿色建筑。然而，绿色房屋的轮廓将与抹布建筑的轮廓保持一致，因为这些房屋还将有以前在破烂建筑中使用的屋顶露台。因此，抹布建筑的轮廓将反映在绿色的房子里。(鼓掌)

While the RAG building offers space for 10 homes under one roof, the Green House is a single-family detached house. The houses became green once we had considered which material would be in keeping with or rather in contrast to the yellow stone of the RAG building.  We chose for contrast: now there will be two smaller green buildings alongside the bright yellow brick block. However the outline of the Green House will be consistent with that of the RAG building because the houses will also have the roof terraces previously utilized in the RAG building. Therefore the silhouette of the RAG building will be mirrored in the Green House.   

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

我们想把抹布建筑作为设计和生活方式的灵感源泉，也是建筑方法的灵感源泉。如今，如何才能以一种务实且成本效益高的方式，建造一座工业外观与飞利浦工程师在50年代在StrijpR上建造这些建筑时所创造的建筑相同的房子呢？我们的解决方案是一个具有固定尺寸、预制部件和灵活的平面图的混凝土建筑系统。窗户完全符合立面，在一个固定的框架，并将放置在这样的方式，他们将提供最大的光线和视野，而不俯瞰对方。每间屋内的玻璃量将接近现行法例规定的最低要求的三倍，但同时亦会保障私隐。除了一楼的生活，屋顶的露台和绿色的外部，建筑物的特点也将是本身已经美丽的材料，如水泥，木材和玻璃。楼梯位于建筑物的中心，所以布局非常实用，可以根据任何人的意愿量身定做。

We wanted to use the RAG building not only as a source of inspiration for the design and way of living but also as inspiration for the construction method. How would it be possible these days to build, in a pragmatic and cost efficient way, a house with the same industrial look as that created by the Philips engineers when they built the buildings on Strijp R in the fifties? Our solution was a concrete building system with fixed sizes, prefabricated parts and a flexible floor plan. The windows fit exactly into the façade, in a fixed framework, and will be placed in such a way that they will offer maximum light and view without overlooking each other. The amount of glass in each house will be nearly three times the minimum required according to existing legislation, yet at the same time privacy will be safeguarded. Aside from the first-floor living, the roof terrace and the green exterior, the building will also be characterized by materials that are in themselves already beautiful, such as cement, wood and glass. The staircase is in the heart of the building so the layout is extremely functional and can be tailored to anyone’s wishes.

 © Thomas Mayer

(Thomas Mayer)

Architects Eek en Dekkers

Location Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Architects in Charge Piet Hein Eek, Iggie Dekkers

Area 408.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Thomas Mayer

Category Houses

Manufacturers Loading...