Villa N1 Jonas Lindvall A - D

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C.E：Son Lindman

架构师提供的文本描述。Villa N1，由位于马尔默的建筑和设计工作室Jonas Lindvall设计，Lindvall A

Text description provided by the architects. Villa N1, designed by Jonas Lindvall of Malmö-based architecture and design studio, Lindvall A & D, is a single-family summerhouse located on the west coast of Sweden. It is situated in an area that was once a popular holiday region, but is now inhabited all year-round. Drawing on the vernacular of the region, which is renowned for its wooden barns with horizontal planks, the 190 m2 single-storey house is built entirely of wood, including the façade and roof.

 © Åke E:son Lindman

C.E：Son Lindman

 Axonometric View

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C.E：Son Lindman

别墅N1由五个相互连接的展馆类卷组成，按顺序排列。儿童卧室和主卧室位于主要公共区域的两端。受传统屋顶谷仓类型学的启发，它的语言更具有现代感。目的是创造一座植根于历史的建筑，同时又是完全现代化的。这一点在内部尤为明显。建筑师通过混合每一卷的深度来创造节奏。此外，该建筑遵循场地的坡度地形，这在一定程度上区分了区域，不仅在计划，而且在剖面上。在西面，儿童游戏室和主卧室放在较低的水平。

Villa N1 comprises five interconnected pavilion-like volumes, organised in a sequence. The children’s bedrooms and master bedroom sit at either end of the main communal areas. Inspired by the typology of the traditional pitched-roof barn, its language is more modernist. The objective was to create a building that is rooted in history, while at the same time totally modern. This is particularly apparent within the interior. The architect created rhythm by mixing the depths of each volume. In addition, the architecture follows the sloping topography of the site, which to some extent differentiates the areas not only in plan, but also in section. On the west-facing side, the children's playroom and master bedroom are placed at a lower level.

 © Åke E:son Lindman

C.E：Son Lindman

 Floor Plan

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C.E：Son Lindman

虽然使用木材作为外部外观是这一概念的组成部分，但内部所用材料的选择也是不可或缺的。建筑的严肃性使得材料在不分散注意力的情况下脱颖而出。主浴室完全是用卡拉拉大理石做的。其目的是与未经处理的木质墙面的简单性形成一种华丽的对比，让人想起小饰品盒。在房子的其余部分，大厅和主要区域内的Pietra Serena石材地板一直延伸到窗户以外，这些窗户滑进了口袋墙，连接了室内和外部空间。这座别墅于2014年完工。

While the use of wood for the external façade was integral to the concept, so was the choice of materials used within the interior. The austerity of the architecture allows the materials to stand out without distraction. The master bathroom is made entirely from Carrara marble. The objective was to create an opulent contrast to simplicity of the untreated wood façade, reminiscent of trinket boxes. Throughout the rest of the house, Pietra Serena stone floors within the hall and main areas continue beyond the windows that slide into pocket walls, linking interior and exterior spaces. The villa was completed in 2014.