Ivan

2017-11-09 22:00

 © Hossein Farahani

(Hossein Farahani)

架构师提供的文本描述。Ivan-Khaneh是一个例子，在那里，以前的单层联排别墅原型满足了最近流行的多层建筑的特点，而不失去空间品质，比如户外生活的机会。这个项目所处的城市结构，最初由单层住宅单元组成，60%的楼面面积定位在建筑地块的中间，在北面有10%的空地，南部有30%的空地。新的中海拔地区的开发仍然沿用着同样的土地利用原型。Ivan-Khaneh位于伊朗伊斯法罕的郊区Shahin-Shahr，为两个家庭提供了410平方米的居住空间，其形式是位于273平方米地块上的三层建筑。

Text description provided by the architects. The Ivan-Khaneh is the example of where the former single-story townhouse prototype meets the recently popular multi-story building characteristics without losing spatial qualities, such as the opportunity of outdoor living. The urban fabric, in which this project is located, initially consists of single-story housing blocks with 60% of floor area positioning in the middle of the building plot in a way that leaves a 10% open area on the north and a 30% open area on the south. New mid-raised developments still follow the same prototype of land use. Located in Shahin-shahr, a suburban area in Isfahan, Iran, Ivan-Khaneh provides a total of 410 m2 living spaces for two families in the form of a three-story building located on a 273 m2 plot.

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 © Hossein Farahani

(Hossein Farahani)

借鉴前景避难理论，伊万-卡内是开放、半开放和封闭空间的并列，它提供了观察(前景)的能力而不被看到(避难所)。这一理论的应用首先出现在房子北侧的一个大阳台上，在房子的北面，那里有一个广阔的绿色空间。

Borrowing the theory of prospect-refuge, Ivan-Khaneh is a juxtaposition of open, semi-open, and closed spaces that provide the capacity of observe (prospect) without being seen (refuge). The application of this theory first emerges in the form of a big veranda on the northern side of the house facing outside where a vast green space exists.

 © Hossein Farahani

(Hossein Farahani)

在为居住者提供令人愉快的景色的同时，窗帘控制并限制了局外人在另一边的视野。此外，一系列开放和半开放的空间，包括入口花园、屋顶露台和睡觉甲板(Mahtabi)，形成了独特的空间关系，与居住者的日常需要和活动相对应，如烹饪、孩子们的玩耍、阅读、欣赏风景、睡觉等。

While providing a pleasant view for the occupants, a curtain controls and limits the outsiders view on the other side. In addition to that, a series of open and semi-open spaces including the entrance garden, rooftop terrace, and sleeping deck (Mahtabi) make unique spatial relationships that correspond to daily needs and activities of the occupants such as cooking, kids’ playing, reading, enjoying the view, sleeping, etc.