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建筑师提供的文字说明。Kate和Grant的客户在Victoria的Lorne拥有一个海滩别墅，他们非常喜欢和珍视他们的价值。他们问“我们怎么能在不拆除、破坏或主导我们心爱的棚屋的情况下，增加一个清晰而又高的海洋观？”

Text description provided by the architects. Clients Kate and Grant had a beach house in Lorne, Victoria, which they loved and valued greatly. They asked ‘how could we add a clear and elevated view of the ocean without demolishing, damaging or dominating our beloved shack?’

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多尔曼屋是一个精心制作的木箱，独立建造，在现有的海滩房屋上空盘旋。与邻居不同的是，它的设计目的是为了天气，变灰变老，回到风景中，回到灌木丛中。

Dorman House is a finely crafted timber box, independently constructed to hover over the existing beach house. In contrast to the neighbours, it has been designed to weather, to go grey and age, and sink back into the landscape, back into the bush.

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高架箱式延伸部分位于由工业外观的柱子和横梁构成的结构之上，由厨房、餐厅和客厅组成，可通过螺旋楼梯进入。虽然客户要求“拯救我们的小屋，但给我们的看法”，他们也想创造一个空间，而不是只专注于远景。一个白色的石膏板盒子里装着下行灯，而它却是细致入微、深思熟虑的，散发着温暖和平静的光芒。内部内衬银灰，这是一个地方，散发性格和响应季节变化和时间的一天。

The elevated box extension sits on top of a structure of industrial-looking posts and beams and comprises of a kitchen, dining and living room, accessed via a spiral staircase. Though the client’s asked to “save our shack but give us the view” they also wanted to create a space that was not solely focused on the vista. What could easily have been a white plasterboard box filled with downlights is, instead, detailed and well considered, radiating warmth and calm. Internally lined with Silvertop Ash, it’s a place that exudes character and responds to the seasonal changes and hours of the day. 

 Ground Floor Plan

 First Floor Plan

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新的居住空间不会突出在老房子的山脊线之上，也不会不必要地支配原来的小屋。

The new living space does not protrude forward over the ridge-line of the old house and avoids dominating the original shack unnecessarily.

新的居住空间的地下是一个简单的填充厚重的木材结构，创造一个可使用的空间，而不增加质量，将主导原来的财产。我们用聚碳酸酯在空间的两旁排列，让过滤后的光线充满房间。虽然旧厨房变成了第二间浴室和洗衣房，但原来的海滨别墅基本上没有改变。经过整理和重新粉刷，保留了战后棚屋的魅力和特色。

The undercroft of the new living space is a simple infill of the heavy timber structure, to create a useable space without adding mass that would dominate the original property. We have lined the space with polycarbonate, to allow an abundance of filtered light to fill the room. Though the old kitchen was transformed into a second bathroom and laundry, the original beach house remains mostly unchanged. It was tidied up and repainted so that the charm and character of the post war shack was retained.

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Architects Austin Maynard Architects

Location Australia

Category Houses

Architects in Charge Mark Austin, Andrew Maynard

Design Architect Andrew Maynard

Project Team Andrew Maynard, Mark Austin, Natalie Miles

Area 224.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Peter Bennetts

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