架构师提供的文本描述。2013年，尼克·贝克建筑师被委托在白金汉郡的Cobblers山设计一套新的5间卧室的住宅。该委员会的私人客户位于一个杰出的自然美地区，寻求开发适合其景观环境的房子。

Text description provided by the architects. In 2013 Nick Baker Architects were commissioned to design a new 5 bedroom residence at Cobblers Hill, in Buckinghamshire. The commission for a private client located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty sought to develop a house that would fit into its landscaped context. 

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住宅的设计从现场的固有环境中迅速而来。从现有建筑物的水平到后北边界的缓坡确定了750毫米水平的变化。这创造了一个自然的露台。通过引入一条由东向西的清晰的水平分隔线，该设计将“起居”区定位于场地的南段上部，视野开阔、“温暖”，而“睡客”区则位于较低的北部位置。通过抵消原方案中南北轴线的单层形式，设计力求增加第三个区域，即车库大厦，这是庭院形成的第三面，清楚地划定了整体构筑物的入口区域。

The design of the residence has taken its prompt from the inherent context of the site. The gentle slope from the level of the existing building to the rear northern boundary identifies a change in level of 750mm. This creates a natural terrace. By introducing a clear line of separation of level from east to west the design locates the 'living' areas to the upper southern section of the site with its wide views and 'warm' aspect and the 'sleeping and guest' areas to the lower northern location. By offsetting the single storey forms from the central north/south axis of the original proposal, the design seeks to add the third area, the garage block, which forms the third side to a courtyard formation to clearly delineate an entrance area to the overall composition.

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外立面的拼合设计是为了在内部和外部的调节空间之间创造一系列的层次。宽的外部覆盖的梯田与内部照明走廊混合，以提供持续连接的三段式设置的地点。自然日光进入内部区域，但不允许支配。一系列的全高度屏幕被用来在建筑物周围创建一个“柱廊”。这一缓冲区的工作是保护内釉地区免受过度的阳光和眩光，以及提供视觉屏蔽卧室和道路。柱廊也反映出邻近林地树木树干的间歇性阴影特征。

The articulation of the external facade has been designed to create a series of layers between the inner and the outer accommodation. Wide external covered terraces are mixed with internally lit corridors to provide continuous connections to the sylvan setting of the site. Natural daylight is brought into the inner areas but is not allowed to dominate. A series of full height screens are used to create a 'colonnade' around the building. This buffer zone works to protect the inner glazed areas from excessive sunlight and glare as well as providing visual screening to bedrooms and from the road. The colonnades also reflect the intermittent shaded character of the trunks of the neighbouring woodlands trees.

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建筑物得益于高绝缘，以确保良好的保温水平，作为其对环境的贡献的一部分。设计的材料是精心挑选的。柱廊上、下两层边缘带覆盖着灰色粉末涂层铝板，定义了卷的清晰边缘。筛分元素的外部面板是锯砂岩，并识别出这两个带之间的垂直表达式。建筑体积的外部表皮是垂直包覆的红色雪松，代表了一个更柔软、更清晰的内层，与内部饰面有关。

The building benefits from high insulation to ensure excellent levels of heat retention as part of its contribution to the environment. The materials for the design have been selected with care. The upper and lower level edge bands of the colonnade are clad with grey powder coated aluminium panels defining a clear edge of the volumes. The external panels to the screening elements are sawn sandstone and identify a vertical expression between the two bands. The external skin of the building volumes are in vertical clad red cedar and represent a softer more articulate inner layer that is related to the internal finishes.

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当局的目的，是以该幅土地现有景观的特色为基础。现有树木的高树冠和现有建筑南面的大片草坪，创造了林地的“空地”特征。这种简单的做法一直作为绿化计划的一部分，保留了草坪面积，并在北部边界只包括了更多的树木。一个类似于柱廊的“随机模式”屏幕，这一次在Beech对冲，已经添加到东南边界后面的现有的周边围栏，以提供屏蔽从道路。

The intention has been to build upon the identity of the existing landscaping of the site. The high canopy of the existing trees and the large lawn area to the south of the existing building create a woodland 'glade' character. This simplicity has been kept as part of the landscaping scheme with the retention of the lawn areas and the inclusion of only additional trees along the northern boundary. A 'random pattern' screen similar to the colonnades, this time in Beech hedging, has been added to the south eastern boundary behind the existing perimeter fencing to provide screening from the road.

Architects Nick Baker Architects

Location Cobblershill, United Kingdom

Category Houses

Architect in Charge Nick Baker, Berta Sanchez Velar, David Jarrard

Area 426.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Hamish Park

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