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架构师提供的文本描述。在西佛兰芒北部的韦斯特外村，人们可以在开阔的乡村景观中找到一块地块，受到该地区典型的农业活动的严重影响。这一环境对这座独栋住宅的设计产生了很大的影响，这所房子四周都是几个农场和一群树木，这里和那里都庄严地围绕着它。

Text description provided by the architects. North of the West-Flemish village of Westouter one can find a plot in  an open and rural landscape, heavily influenced by the typical agricultural activities in the area. The setting has had a great impact on the design of this single family house, which is solemnly surrounded by a few farms and a group of trees here and there.

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地块的非典型形状以及地块的不理想方位已转化为项目的显著资产。建筑物的单层体积是缺乏周围建筑物的结果。这种设计的选择极大地限制了环境中的外观。与地块边界平行的切口被用于增强建筑和自然之间的协同作用，并确保居民在每个可能的角度都有尽可能好的自然观。

The atypical shape of the parcel, together with the not so ideal orientation of the plot have been transformed into remarkable assets for the project. The single-story volume of the building is a consequence of the lack of surrounding buildings. This choice of design has limited the appearance in the surroundings greatly. The cut-off parallel to the border of the plot was used to enhance the synergy between building and nature and made sure the inhabitants have the best possible view on nature at every possible angle.

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起居区位于房子的北面。这也是侧被与周围环境的联系达到了它的最大值。一个亲密的内部花园为居民创造了一个私人区域，也是自然光的入口。这个庭院是房子的心脏，那里的生活是由不断变化的季节决定的.

The living areas are situated at the north of the house. This is also the side were the connection with the surroundings is at its maximum. An intimate inner garden creates a private area for the inhabitants and is a gateway for natural light. This patio is the heart of the house, where life is directed by the ever-changing seasons.

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建筑材料，一直以乡村景观的鲜艳色彩为指导。灰色的木头，有图案的混凝土和深色的、涂有阳极的窗户是主要的组成部分。混凝土的使用是对周围历史性质的一种眨眼，突出了建筑的庞大性。橡木地板提供温暖的内部和厨房面积的黑色染色橡木作为一个休息点。这些基本的颜色确保焦点是发生在外部，而不是内部。

The building materials, have been guided by the vibrant colours of the rural landscape. Grey wood, patterned concrete and dark, anodised windows are the main components. The use of concrete is a wink to the historical nature of the surroundings and accentuates the massiveness of the building. Oak floors provide warmth to the interior and the kitchen area made of black-stained oak acts as a resting point. These basic colours make sure the focus is on what is happening outside, not inside.

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由于单层的体积，高可达性是一个迹象，表明该项目将与居民一起成长，并对生活的长期生活产生了明显的需求。不同的区域都彼此连接。这样，与自然和区域的密切关系永远不会被遗忘。

The high accessibility, due to the single-story volume, is a sign that the project will grow together with the inhabitants and expresses a clear demand for life long living. The different areas are all connected with each other. This way, the close relationship with nature and the area are never forgotten.

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Architects TOOP architectuur

Location Heuvelland, Belgium

Category Houses

Project Year 2016

Photographs Tim Van de Velde

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