K’umanchikua House Moro Taller de Arquitectura

2017-09-11 15:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。K‘umanchikua家位于一片矩形地块上的鳄梨果园内，坡度为15%，靠近米却肯州Tarécuato的土著居民，没有饮用水或排水设施。

Text description provided by the architects. K'umanchikua house is located in an avocado orchard, on a rectangular plot, with a constant slope of 15% and without potable water or drainage services, near the indigenous population of Tarécuato, Michoacán.

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 Ground Floor Plan

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客户的要求是一个度假屋，有一个可以接待和接待家人和朋友的生活区，房子必须部署在20x20的区域，而不影响现有的树木。

The request of the clients was a vacation home, with a living area to receive and host family and friends, and the house had to be deployed in an area of 20x20 without affecting the existing trees.

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该项目的主要目的是生成四卷彼此不接触的书籍，首先是简化建筑系统，其次是形成一个中央庭院，将灵活的空间和自由流通联系起来，在不失去隐私和用户保护的情况下与外界进行视觉交流。

The project’s main intention was to generate four volumes that would not touch each other, in the first place to simplify the construction system and secondly to form a central patio that articulates flexible spaces and free circulation, that communicates visually with the outside without losing the privacy and protection for its users.

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它建在土地的最高部分，以利用景观和斜坡，产生一个系统，以收集雨水从屋顶，并能够通过排水向“罐”的储存。

It was built in the highest part of the land to take advantage of the view and slope, generating a system to capture the rainwater from the roofs and to be able to send it by drainage towards the "pot" of storage.

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由于复杂的服务条件和酒店的可及性，我们选择使用生态技术和当地的天然材料：巴西石、现场制作的土坯、木材、重复使用的瓷砖和泥地板。

Due to the complex conditions of services and accessibility to the property, we chose to use eco-technologies and natural materials of the place; braza stone, adobe made on site, wood, reused tile, and mud floors.

 Longitudinal Section 1

纵向第1节

用这些材料，建筑系统是由石基组成，有土坯承重墙，有倾斜的木梁天花板和铺有瓷砖的屋顶。

With these materials, the constructive system is of stone foundations, with adobe load walls, the inclined ceilings of wood beams and roof covered with tile.