The Box Bamesberger Architecture

2017-05-05 17:00

架构师提供的文本描述。盒子是一座面积为960平方英尺的住宅，其灵感来自业主对俯瞰湿地的小房子的渴望。设想成一系列的盒子依偎在山坡上，房子轻轻地与现场接触，提供不同的景观。

Text description provided by the architects. The Box is a 960-square-foot residence inspired by the owner’s desire for a small house overlooking an untouched wetland. Conceived as a series of boxes nestled into the hillside, the house gently engages the site offering varied views of the landscape.

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为了把房子建在工地上，主要的居住空间建在山坡上。挖掘出来的岩石被重新用作钢制壁炉的底座，以及前门内的踏脚石。前门是从一棵被发现死在现场的胡桃树上建造的。

To set the house into the site, the main living space was built into the hillside. Excavated rocks were reused as a base for the steel encased fireplace as well as a stepping stone inside the front door. The front door was built from a walnut tree found dead on the site.

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 Floor Plan

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盒子的功能主要在一个主要的层次，一个开放式的厨房，餐厅，和生活空间。一个小阁楼空间提供了一个睡眠区和一个家庭办公室。两层楼高的淋浴在原本狭小的空间里提供了一个空间上的惊喜。

The Box functions primarily on one main level, with an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living space. A small loft space provides a sleeping area and a home office. The two-story shower provides a spatial surprise in the otherwise small space.

 © Graham Sandelski

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在不同角度设置的是两个方形甲板，一个屏蔽的门廊，和一个小的存储结构继续空间概念，创造了一个沿着湿地边缘的小建筑群。

Set at a varying angles are two square decks, a screened porch, and a small storage structure continue the spatial concept creating a small grouping of buildings along the edge of the wetlands.

 © Graham Sandelski

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材料的选择是基于负担能力，主要是自然的原始外观。变黑的钢，石头，混凝土，桦木胶合板创造了一个材料的调色板，以补充本地的树木和草原。

Material choices are based on affordability with a primarily natural raw appearance. Blackened steel, stone, concrete, birch plywood create a material palette complimenting the native trees and grasslands.

产品描述：选择马文窗口是因为它们的成本效益和许多标准尺寸的选择。这些窗口在不同的尺寸中交错，允许复杂的视图体验。

Product Description: Marvin windows were chosen for their cost efficiency and many standard size choices.  The windows are staggered in varying sizes allowing for complex view experiences.