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架构师提供的文本描述。该项目占用一个以前空置的包裹，毗邻客户现有的住宅。这所新住宅是他们的老父母的一所相连的初级住宅，有一个二级出租单元。所表达的意图是在家庭之间的共同生活经历和自主感之间建立一种平衡。初级单元占据整个底层，它是围绕着一个深凹的入口门廊和一个内部的私人庭院组织起来的。社交程序组件-厨房、生活、餐饮-能够对现有住宅的类似空间做出回应，以建立共享使用关系。而私人空间则位于四肢。第二单元占据从共享入口门廊进入的街道侧第二层，并有意反映现有住宅的二层形式。

Text description provided by the architects. The project occupies a previously vacant parcel adjacent the clients existing home. The new home is a linked primary residence for their aging parents with a secondary rental unit. The expressed intent was to create a balance between a shared living experience between the families and a sense of autonomy. The primary unit occupies the entire ground floor, which is organized around a deeply recessed entry porch and an internal, private courtyard. Social program components — kitchen, living, dining — were position to respond to similar spaces of the existing home to create shared-use relationships. Whereas private spaces were located towards the extremities. The secondary unit occupies the street-side second floor, which is accessed from the shared entry porch, and intentionally mirrors the second-floor form of the existing home. 

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由于住宅被认为是原居住地的延伸，因此除了开放的停车场外，没有明显的视觉线索可供进入，而且应该是正式匿名的。这种表现力来自于对传统门廊屋顶形式的操纵，这种形式被移到了房屋的长度上。空间是由倾斜和阶梯脊线定义，创造复杂的体积条件，包括膨胀和限制，以反应特定的规划区域-高天花板在生活区，压缩空间在卧室。房子本身的聚集和定位是为了改造外部空间，这产生了对后方，隐蔽的院子和凸起的门廊地区的围堵，扩大了内部用途。

Since the home is considered an extension of the original residence there are no obvious, visual clues for entry, aside from an open carport, and is meant to be formally anonymous. The expressiveness comes from the manipulation of the traditional gabled roof form, which is shifted down the length of the home. Spaces are defined by the slanted and stepped ridge line, creating complex volumetric conditions, both expansive and confining, in reaction to specific program areas — high ceilings in living areas, compressed spaces in bedrooms. The massing and positioning of the home itself is meant to re-form exterior space, which produced containment for the rear, secluded yard and raised porch areas that expand interior uses. 

 © William Crocker

威廉·克罗克

 © William Crocker

威廉·克罗克

至关重要的是，该项目反映了一种正在进行的努力，通过对形式的特殊解释，将历史上和传统的国内类型和空间关系纳入和背景化。

Critically, the project reflects an ongoing effort to embrace and contextualize historic and conventional domestic types and spatial relationships through the idiosyncratic interpretation of form. 

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Architects OJT

Location New Orleans, United States

Category Houses

Design Team Robert Baddour, Rebecca X. Fitzgerald, Lauren Hickman, Kristian Mizes and Jonathan Tate.

Area 0.0 ft2

Project Year 2016

Photographs William Crocker

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