Eden Locke Edinburgh Grzywinski+Pons

2017-06-22 03:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。EdenLocke是一家72人的酒店，我们在苏格兰首都爱丁堡设计了一家一楼的咖啡馆和酒吧。该项目是一个完整的肠道改造和综合适合现有的杂交结构。我们把一座18世纪的格鲁吉亚豪宅和它在20世纪的延伸到它们各自的骨头上，然后在那里建造了这家酒店。

Text description provided by the architects. Eden Locke is a 72 room hotel with a cafe and bar on the ground floor that we designed in the Scottish capital of Edinburgh. The project was a complete gut renovation and comprehensive fit out of an existing hybridized structure. We took an 18th Century Georgian mansion and its 20th Century extension down to their respective bones and created the hotel from there.

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爱丁堡的新城(现在已经有超过250年的历史和联合国教科文组织的遗产)是一个美丽的，如果严格，收集坚固和统一的行列格鲁吉亚高地。一排排的梯田和豪宅，覆盖着当地灰色的砂岩，是苏格兰宗教改革的物理体现。我们的建筑是一个典型的类型学的例子，在克雷格斯利思采石场阿什勒和顶在板岩屋檐下的一排宿舍楼。虽然格鲁吉亚人并没有提供太多的变化或点缀，但在他们的空间中，光的美和比例平衡，对我们来说，是首屈一指的。

Edinburgh’s New Town (now well over 250 years old and a UNESCO Heritage Site) is a beautiful, if austere, collection of sturdy and uniform ranks of Georgian elevations. Rows of terraces and mansions clad in local grey sandstone were the physical embodiment of the Scottish Reformation. Our building is a classic example of the typology, sheathed in Craigsleith Quarry Ashlar and topped in a row of dormers under a slate roof. While the Georgians didn’t offer much in the vein of variation or embellishment, the beauty of the light and the proportional balance in their spaces are, to us, second to none.

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我们怀着一丝崇敬之情，试图用我们自己的方式，并从内向外装饰这座建筑。我们庆祝现有的遗产细节，特别是开窗及其周围。我们用一种倾向于复杂的热带地区的方法放大了苏格兰长光的视觉温暖。我们的意图是，严苛的石质建筑结构与翠绿的内部之间的紧张关系，会在其中一个高举另一个的情况下，培养出适度的不协调。我们还设计了许多家具和所有细木工，使用弯曲的木材、拐杖、柳条和兵马俑，与黄铜、石材、胶凝覆层和钢相当，所有这些都位于丰富的植被之中。在进入建筑物的门槛处，我们特别注意如何在空间和时代之间进行建筑转换。琉璃扇和锻铁是由玻璃，木材和石头的门廊。里面空间的小片段展示在街道上，外部的灰烬和内部的高度在正面形成一个经过研究的构图。

With a dash of reverence we sought to embellish the building in our own way, and from the inside out. We celebrated the existing heritage details, in particular the fenestration and their surrounds. We amplified the visual warmth of the long Scottish light with an approach that leaned towards the sophisticatedly tropical. Our intention was that the tension between the severe and stony building fabric and the verdant interior would foster measured incongruity where one exalts the other. We also designed much of the furniture and all of the joinery and employed bent wood, cane, wicker and terra cotta in equal measure with brass, stone, cementitious cladding and steel, all of which sits amongst ample vegetation. At the thresholds into the building we paid special attention as to how to architecturally transition between both the spaces and the eras. Glazed fanlights and wrought iron are framed by glass, timber and stone vestibules. Vignettes of the space within are shown to the street and the exterior ashlar and interior elevations form a studied composition on the facade.

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我们对这座建筑进行了分段操作，使得房间跨越了20世纪更宽敞的格鲁吉亚空间和更紧凑的空间，产生了一些动态空间。我们利用了更大的时期，开窗和高耸的天花板，在公共区域的房间，而床和流通坐在更亲密的地区的混合空间。我们创造了内部楼梯，包围了一个中央浴室和厨房核心，而一个定制的衣柜双打作为栏杆在房间内的高度变化。

We manipulated the building sectionally so that rooms spanned both the generous Georgian volume and the tighter spaces of the 20th century addition, yielding some dynamic spaces. We capitalized on the larger period fenestration and lofty ceilings in the public areas of the rooms while beds and circulation sit in the more intimate areas of the hybrid spaces. We created internal stairs that encircle a central bathroom and kitchen core while a bespoke wardrobe doubles as a balustrade within rooms where the height changes.

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在整个建筑中，我们制作了一个由温暖的材料和纹理组成的调色板，粉状色调和柔和的灯光，充分利用了苏格兰令人惊叹的自然光。尽管我们尊重历史悠久的乔治街(GeorgeStreet)和我们的建筑的遗产和美丽，但我们的干预行动本身就有着绝对大胆的视角。我们希望它成为其环境的一种财富，就像这一背景对我们来说是宝贵的一样。

Throughout the building we crafted a palette of warm materials and textures, powdery tones and soft lighting that make the most of the inimitably breathtaking natural light in Scotland. While we were deferential to the heritage and beauty of both historic George Street and our building, our intervention has a decidedly bold perspective all its own. We hope it becomes as much of an asset to its environment as that context has been invaluable for us.