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架构师提供的文本描述。这个周末的家建在长岛的南岸，被设想成一个社交平台，供主人、他的家人以及许多朋友和客人在纽约市以外的地方参观和享受。入口、生活、餐饮和厨房是社会活动融合的核心。大的滑动玻璃门将这些区域打开到外部，让人们可以很容易地在里面和外面流动。游泳池、滨水区和房子周围的各种景观和庭院为各种活动提供了多种设置。人们可以在一天的时间里，随着白天的变化，感觉到早晨、下午、日落和晚上的不同存在和切分。

Text description provided by the architects. This weekend home, built on the south shore of Long Island, is envisioned as a social platform for the owner, his family and many friends and guests who come to visit and enjoy themselves outside of New York City. The Entry, Living, Dining and Kitchen are the central core where the social activity mixes. Large sliding glass doors open these areas out to the exterior, allowing people to flow easily between inside and outside. The pool, waterfront and various landscapes and courtyards around the house provide multiple settings for various activities. People can meander as the daylight shifts throughout and around the house over the course of the day, feeling the distinct presence and syncopation of morning, afternoon, sunset and evening.

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 Ground Floor Plan

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有五间卧室，每间都有自己的浴室，这样客人就可以退却，在需要的时候有自己的隐私。二楼卧室也有屋顶，甲板和景观，提供了一个不同的角度，从上面的财产和房子。从地板到天花板的膨胀玻璃和玻璃门提供不间断的视图和从所有卧室到室外的通道。每间卧室都有自己独特的景色和房子周围的景观体验。

There are five bedrooms each with their own bathroom, so guests can retreat and have their privacy when desired.  The second floor bedroom also has a roof deck and views that provide a different perspective of the property and house from above.  Expansive glass from floor to ceiling with glass doors provides uninterrupted views and access to outside from all the bedrooms.  And each bedroom has its own unique view and experience of the landscape around the house.

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外墙是用粘土砖建造的，在寒冷潮湿的长岛冬季，粘土砖对咸水的海洋空气和冻融循环都有很强的抵抗力。它还为更有效的加热和冷却提供了热质量。砖被随机地堆放，打破了它的刚性，给它更多的流体感觉它的黏土物质性。地板是开放的，静脉切割的石灰华板，辐射加热，以达到热舒适性.即使所有的玻璃，辐射地板提供均匀和有效的暖气整个秋季和冬季。石灰华的开放脉提供了一个精细的粗糙，这让你想起了在地球上创造天然石头的地质过程。

The exterior walls are built with clay bricks that are robust against the salty ocean air and the freeze/thaw cycles of the cold damp Long Island winters. It also provides a thermal mass for more efficient heating and cooling. The bricks are stacked in a random pattern to break its rigidity and give a more fluid feel to its clay materiality. The floors are open vein-cut travertine slabs with radiant heating for thermal comfort. Even with all the glass, the radiant floors provide even and efficient heating throughout the Fall and Winter. The open veins of the travertine give a refined roughness that reminds you of the geological process that creates natural stone within the earth.

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房子朝南，俯瞰水。当人们乘船经过，或鸟儿飞过时，潮水变了，水路的活动从房子里充分展现出来。相反，当你走到水边，回头看房子的时候，你会看到房子里面和周围的全部活动都在充分展示。当在水上与一艘船，房子作为一个地标，因为它用一个低悬挂正交体积的砖块和玻璃标点滴滴的树线。当夜晚来临时，玻璃上的倒影会让位于透明，进入像灯笼一样的房子。滨水区和房子之间的对话似乎是一成不变的。

The house faces South and overlooks the water. As people pass by in boats, or birds fly by and the tide changes, the activity of the waterway is on full display from the house. Conversely as you walk to the water front and look back at the house, you see the full activity inside and around the house in full display. When on the water with a boat, the house acts as a landmark as it punctuates the tree line with a low slung orthogonal volume of brick and glass. When evening comes, the reflections on the glass give way to transparency into the house that acts like a lantern. A dialog between waterfront and house seems to be constant motion.

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房子周围有8，000多平方米的房产，从修剪整齐的草地、菜园、野生景观、高大的老乔木和生长中的各种森林组成。房子里点缀着玻璃推拉门微风，在几步之内，它们就像从一个风景到另一个景观的连接点，就像电影中从一个场景传递到另一个场景一样。每个人都可以自由地按照自己的节奏来回传递自己的故事。或者，他们可以静静地坐着，看着眼前的风景和活动展开。

Around the house is a property of over 8,000 sqm that ranges from manicured grass, vegetable gardens, wild landscape, tall old growth trees and varied species of forest under growth.  The house is punctuated with glass sliding door breezeways that act as a connector from one landscape to the next in only a few steps, as if passing from one scene to the next in a film. Everyone is free to make their own story as they pass back and forth to their own rhythm. Or they can sit still and just watch the landscape and activity unfold before them.

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Architects Toshihiro Oki architect

Location Bellport, United States

Category Houses

Lead Architects Toshihiro Oki, Jared Diganci, Jen Wood, Carolina Ihle

Area 446.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Dean Kaufman

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