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架构师提供的文本描述。该项目位于墨西哥城的Coyoacán社区，包括对1970年代建造的一座房屋进行改造和干预。

Text description provided by the architects. The project is situated in in the Coyoacán neighborhood of Mexico City. It consists of the modification and intervention of a house built in the 1970s.

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该建议侧重于调整已不再能够满足其新居民需求的建筑概念。

The proposal focuses on adapting the architectural concept that was no longer able to meet the needs of its new inhabitants.

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Cortesía de CampoTalle

Modification

其中的主要目标之一是允许日光进入所有室内空间，并改善房屋与其周围环境之间的视觉联系。花园里有一棵80多年历史的胡椒树，它的两侧都是在这座建筑旁边。原来的建筑结构有假拱门和厚木框架的窗户。这两者都已改变，新的矩形钢框架提供了一个更好的看法和一般透明度的底层水平。在花园里建造一个新的水池的必要性被当作在容器顶部创造水面的借口，充当毗邻的胡椒树冠的一面镜子，并使流经花园的空气变凉。

One of the primary targets was admitting daylight into all interior spaces and improving the visual connection between the house and its immediate surroundings. The garden is dominated by a more than 80 years old peppercorn tree that is framed on two sides by the building. The original building structure had windows with false arches and thick wooden frames. Both have been changed and the new, rectangular steel frames offer a better view and general transparency on the ground floor level. The necessity of constructing a new cistern in the garden was taken as a pretext to create a surface of water on top of the container, serving as a mirror for the crown of the adjoining peppercorn tree and to cool down the air flowing through the garden.

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内部进行了重组，拆除了墙壁，以便将厨房、餐厅和起居室组织成一个“平面建筑”。新引进的木楼梯成为一楼和一楼综合家具的一部分。

The interior was reorganized, demolishing walls in order to organize kitchen, dining space and living room in a "plan libre". The newly introduced wooden staircase becomes part of the integrated furniture on ground floor and first floor.

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Cortesía de CampoTalle

Intervention

干预措施包括将屋顶露台重新启用为一个圆木/温室，这也是通往一楼卧室的前厅，该卧室由一个额外的浴室延伸。一楼的服务室被缩小到最小，在房子的后面产生一个服务天井。这个新的外部空间为厨房提供了照明和通风。

The intervention consists of the reactivation of the roof terrace as a loggia/greenhouse, that also serves as the a vestibule to the first floor bedroom which is extended by an extra bathroom. A service room on the ground floor is reduced to a minimum, generating a service patio on the back of the house. This new exterior space offers light and ventilation for the kitchen. 

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现在独立的休息室提供了一个新的，透水的正面，由极轻的粘土瓷砖制成，堆放着最少的水泥和类似于纸牌屋的技术。

The now detached service room is provided with a new, permeable facade made out of extremely light clay tiles, stacked with minimum use of cement and a technique similar to a house of cards.

为了在建筑物的原始结构和新的部分之间做出视觉上的区分，对浇铸的混凝土元件采用了一种实验模板技术：通过在混凝土中引入花瓣片(用棕榈叶手工编织的类似地毯的元素)来创造表面结构。

In order to make a visual distinction between the original structure and the new parts of the building, an experimental shuttering technique was used for the concrete elements cast in place: the surface structure is created by introducing petate-sheets (carpet-like elements that are hand woven out of palm-leaves) into the concrete 

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对蓄水池的需求，让位于用​​反射古老的爆米花树的水镜。

The need for a cistern, gave way to propose a water mirror with the idea of ​​reflecting the old peppercorn tree .

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几乎是有机的混凝土提供了一个额外的参考客户，两个生物学家和植物爱好者。

The almost organic looking concrete gives an additional reference to the clients, two biologists and plant lovers.

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Architects CampoTaller

Location Coyoacán, Mexico

Architect in charge Humberto Moreno H.

Collaborators Carlos Jair Odriozola V.

Area 220.0 m2

Project year 2016

Photographs Moritz Bernoully

Category Refurbishment

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