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架构师提供的文本描述。俯瞰瓦伦特雷大桥和罗得河，柴楼是一座“灯塔”，是沿着河岸延伸的绿色和游憩区的新公民中心。这座建于14世纪的防御工事桥，在联合国教科文组织的世界遗产名录和历史悠久的卡霍尔发现徒步旅行的链接上，提供了广阔的、畅通无阻的视野。散布在这座古镇周围的许多中世纪遗址是其国际声誉的主要原因。柴区的设计与该镇的历史、遗产和该地区主要流通轴线的交汇处有关，并应对此作出回应。

Text description provided by the architects. Overlooking the Valentré Bridge and the Lot River, the CHAI building is a “beacon,” the new civic heart of a green and recreational zone extending along the banks of the river. It offers a broad, unobstructed view over this fortified bridge dating from the 14th century, and listed in the UNESCO registry of World Heritage Sites and a link on the historic Cahors discovery walking tour. The many medieval sites scattered around this ancient town are a major reason for its international reputation. The CHAI was designed in relation with and in answer to the town’s history, heritage and the intersection of the region’s main axes of circulation.

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柴区是由一项环境美化计划决定，以确保其与现有建筑遗产的衔接。作为一个简单的石头包卷，脱离地面，它的外观弯曲在街道的水平。进入地下大厅的公共空间是通过外观的透明区域，作为一个真正的接待和区域。

The CHAI is inserted into a context determined by a landscaped scheme designed to ensure its cohesion with the existing architectural heritage. Appearing as a simple stone-clad volume, detached from the ground, its façade bends at street level. Access to the public space in the lobby on ground floor is via the transparent area of the façade, designed as a genuine reception and area.

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 Ground Floor Plan

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安东尼奥·维尔加建筑师办公室的干预使与附近领土轴线流通的接口得以重新定位，并充分受益于瓦伦特雷桥和罗得河的存在，这两座桥的堤岸和历史开辟了一个独特而复杂的景观。

The intervention by the office of antonio virga architecte enabled the repurposing of the interfaces with nearby territorial axes of circulation and to fully benefit from the presence of the Valentré Bridge and the Lot River, whose banks and history open onto a unique and composite landscape.

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 Third Floor Plan

三层平面图

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作为对卡霍尔镇的赞许，这座以隐藏在中世纪小镇蜿蜒街道中的25个秘密花园而闻名的城市，柴区的核心也有一片绿地。这样，柴区延续了当地的传统，尽管这个花园并不是完全秘密的。事实上，从街道上可以看到，这要归功于底层的透明度，这是一种邀请参观这个地方的方式。

In a nod to the town of Cahors, famous for the 25 secret gardens hidden away in the meandering streets of the medieval town, the CHAI also houses a green space at its core. IN this way, the CHAI perpetuates a local tradition; despite the fact this garden is not entirely a secret one. In fact, it is visible from the street thanks to the transparency of the ground floor, which functions as an invitation to visit this place.

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Architects Antonio Virga architecte

Location 46000 Cahors, France

Lead Architects Antonio Di Bacco, Miguel Allen

Area 2946.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Luc Boegly

Category Hostel

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