The Olive Tree House Eva Sopeoglou

2017-05-28 02:00

架构师提供的文本描述。客户简介这间位于希腊哈尔基迪基的夏季小房子，要求在一座俯瞰大海的原始橄榄树小山丘上建造一栋低维护度的周末住宅，并向阿托斯山的著名修道院望去。

Text description provided by the architects. The client brief for this small summer house located in Halkidiki, Greece called for a low-maintenance weekend home located on a pristine olive grove hill overlooking the sea, and beyond towards the famous monasteries of Mount Athos.

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该项目具有很强的实验性，采用了先进的数字化CAD/CAM技术进行创新。所有建筑组件都是预制的，不过，设计本身仔细考虑了太阳的位置，以提供遮阳和补充意见。3米乘7米的长方形平面与基数对齐，并细分为较小的房间。走廊连接着这些空间，但也与相邻的橄榄树保持一致，因此，橄榄树成为房子布局的组成部分。

The project is highly experimental and employs cutting-edge digital CAD/CAM technology in an innovative way. All building components were pre-fabricated, nevertheless, the design itself carefully considered the sun’s position to provide shading and to complement the views. The 3m by 7m rectangular plan is aligned to the cardinal points and it is sub-divided into smaller rooms. A corridor connects these spaces but also aligns with the adjacent olive trees which, thus, become integral to the house’s layout.

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 Plan panels

计划面板

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外围护是一个轻量级的金属表面包裹，它是可移动的，以提供最大的灵活性。信封的针孔状图案受到橄榄树阴影的启发。当太阳在白天移动时，室内空间充满了不断变化的阴影。

The exterior envelope is a lightweight metallic surface which wraps around and it is movable, to provide maximum flexibility. The envelope’s perforated textile-like pattern is inspired by the shade of the olive trees. As the sun moves during the day the interior spaces are filled with ever-changing shadows.

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这座建筑是对建筑的可持续性和人类舒适性的探讨的一部分，它质疑可居住空间和外部空间的定义。

This building forms part of an enquiry into sustainability and the provision for human comfort in architecture, by questioning the definition of inside and outside inhabitable space.