架构师提供的文本描述。“绿箭工作室”被认为是澳大利亚风景中一个焦点不集中的反光漩涡。

Text description provided by the architects. The Arrow Studio was conceived as an out of focus, reflective vortex in the Australian landscape.

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我们的客户怀特先生在项目开始前几年退休到维多利亚悬岩附近的乡村。他的简报是在后院面向灌木丛的地方建一个小画廊，在那里他可以挂画和照片，也可以用作工作室。出于安全方面的考虑，同时为了最大限度地利用悬挂空间，我们被要求设置最小的窗户，而这些窗户要以一种入侵者无法闯入的方式进行设计。

Our client Mr. White retired to the countryside near Hanging Rock in Victoria a few years before the project started. His brief was to build a small gallery in the back yard facing the bush, where he could hang paintings and photos and also use as a studio. For security reasons, as well as to maximize hanging space, we were asked to have minimal windows, and for those windows to be framed in a way that intruders could not break in.

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一个长方形的立方体在一端被‘推进去’，而在另一端则相应地被‘推出去’。这个设计动作创造了空间，同时几乎意外地创建了一个类似箭头的表单.推拉操作允许我们使用光学木材板来屏蔽入侵者的末端，并且仍然可以创建小视图。窗户很小，因为墙壁必须最大限度地用作悬挂空间。我们把演播室像一块随机的太空垃圾，掉进了后面的花园里，对着远处的田野。(鼓掌)

A rectangular cube was ‘pushed in’ at one end, and correspondingly ‘pushed out’ at the other end. This design move made the space, while almost accidentally creating an arrow-like form. The push-pull action allowed us to screen the ends from intruders by using optical timber slats, and still create small views. The windows were small as the walls had to be maximised for hanging space. We sited the studio like a piece of random space junk that has fallen into a back garden facing the field beyond.      

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这个预算，不过是一个有板子的现成的花园棚子，是不能超出的。因此，所有的墙壁都是铺设的，支撑着结构，并取代了内部的石膏板。镀锌板，对角线重叠，形成第二个皮肤，帮助隔离和保护铺设免受恶劣的条件。这些镀锌的床单创造了一个模糊的镜子表面，覆盖在每一边的空间。这就造成了景观中一个适宜居住的空洞的影响。屋顶是一个现成的，隔热的屋顶系统.工作室在10天内建成。

The budget, not much more than an off-the-shelf garden shed with slab, could not be exceeded. Therefor all walls are ply, which braces the structure and replaces plasterboard on the inside. The galvanised sheets, overlapped diagonally, form a second skin which helps insulate and protects the ply from the harsh conditions. These galvanised sheets created a blurred mirror surface which encloses the space on each side. This creates an effect of a habitable void in the landscape. The roof is an off-the-shelf, insulated roofing system. The studio was built in 10 days.

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箭头和旧砖瓦贴面房屋之间的空间是一个受保护的室外娱乐区，而在另一边，箭头形成了一个背景，可以看到灌木丛，一个沉思的地方。晚上，箭头在两端的木板上投射光线，照亮花园，就像田野里的电影院放映亭。

The space between the arrow and the old brick veneer house is a protected outdoor entertaining area, while on the other side the arrow forms a backdrop for entertaining with a view of the bush setting, a place for contemplation. At night the arrow projects light through the timber slats at each end and lights up the garden like a cinema projection booth in a field. 

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Architects Nervegna Reed Architecture, PH Architects

Location Woodend, Australia

Category Houses

Architect in Charge Toby Reed

Area 48.0 m2

Project Year 2013

Photographs Sam Reed + Toby Reed

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