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架构师提供的文本描述。诺武·琉冈是一家位于加州马利布的20世纪50年代汽车旅馆的翻新项目。这是日益壮大的来宝酒店品牌的旗舰项目。诺布·琉冈的设计理念将传统的日式旅馆的元素与西方的床、早餐和精品酒店元素融合在一起。由此产生的项目包括丰富的木材工艺，有意义的材料过渡，和框架的看法，所有反映传统的日本设计。室内和外部空间有模糊的过渡，使客人感到与自然环境相连。没有两间房间是一样的，有些房间还提供带有太平洋景框的私人庭院。这个设计在保持精品酒店的隐私的同时实现了这一点。

Text description provided by the architects. Nobu Ryokan is a renovation of a 1950’s era motel in Malibu, CA. It is the flagship project for the growing Nobu hospitality brand. The design concept of Nobu Ryokan blends elements of a traditional Japanese ryokan (inn) with Western elements of a bed and breakfast and boutique hotel. The resulting project includes rich wood craftsmanship, meaningful material transitions, and framing views, all reflective of traditional Japanese design. Interior and exterior spaces have blurred transitions leaving guests feeling connected to the natural environment. No two rooms are the same and some offer private courtyards with framed views of the Pacific. The design accomplishes this while maintaining the privacy expected of a boutique hotel.

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诺木龙冈的材料调色板是ipe，柚木，倒混凝土，油擦青铜和石灰石。指节连接墙角和表达板，用来形成混凝土，庆祝整个项目的工艺。混凝土和青铜的沙质色调与木材和石头的天然材料有机地相互作用，加强了建筑与场地和周围环境的联系。

The material palette of Nobu Ryokan is ipe, teak, poured in place concrete, oil rubbed bronze and limestone. Knuckle jointed siding corners and expressing the boards used to form the concrete celebrates the craftsmanship throughout the project. The sandy tones of the concrete and the bronze left to weather organically interact with the natural materials of wood and stone and reinforce the architecture's connection to the site and surrounding environment. 

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 1st Floor Plan

一楼图则

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这片位于加州马里布的海滩前房产在设计上遇到了一些挑战。该项目是一次彻底的改造，将一座现有的平房式路边汽车旅馆改造成太平洋海岸公路上一个繁忙的海滩社区的中心地带的宁静绿洲。马利布市对海滩上的建筑有非常严格的规定，设计和施工团队必须通过。此外，还存在着与可能发生重大地震活动的海洋边场址有关的结构性挑战。此外，由于该特性是在PCH上，噪音抑制是设计中的一个重要因素。虽然你离繁忙的高速公路只有几步之遥，但院子里的景色却让人感到宁静和亲密，可以看到太平洋。

This beach front property in Malibu, California presented some design challenges. The project was a complete renovation that transformed an existing bungalow type roadside motel into a quiet oasis in the heart of a bustling beach community on the Pacific Coast Highway. The city of Malibu has very strict regulations related to building on the beach that the design and construction teams had to navigate. In addition to this, there were structural challenges associated with an ocean side site with the potential for significant seismic activity. Also, because the property is on the PCH, noise mitigation was an important factor in the design. Though you are only steps away from a busy highway, the courtyard feels peaceful and intimate with views drawing the eye to the Pacific Ocean.

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 2nd Floor Plan

二楼图则

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Architects Montalba Architects, Studio PCH, TAL Studio

Location 22752 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA 90265, United States

Architect in Charge Severine Tatangelo

Area 9200.0 ft2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Barbara Kraft, Dylan + Jeni

Category Refurbishment

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