Elathur House PLAYGROUP Studio

2017-01-29 20:00

 © Esha Daftari

c.Esha Daftari

架构师提供的文本描述。主要的挑战是保留场地上的现有房屋，并在上面建造一个完整的新结构，同时保留原有结构的基本功能。这座新建筑是在一套完全不同的圆形柱上设计的，这些柱是战略性地放置的，以避免现有的墙和地基。新的结构，以一个角度排列，漂浮在较低的结构之上。拆除既有结构的屋顶，用连续无框玻璃窗封闭新旧结构之间的空间，保持两种结构的个性。这座旧建筑的灰泥被剥去，原来的大红土石头也露了出来。

Text description provided by the architects. The primary challenge was to retain an existing house on the site and build a complete new structure over it while retaining the basic functionality of the original structure. The new building was designed on a completely distinct set of circular columns which were placed strategically to avoid the existing walls and foundations. The new structure, aligned at an angle, floats over the lower structure. Roof of the existing structure was demolished and the space between the new and old structure was sealed with continuous frameless glass panes, maintaining the individuality of the two structures. The old structure was stripped off its plaster and the original large laterite stones revealed.

 © Esha Daftari

c.Esha Daftari

 © Esha Daftari

c.Esha Daftari

该遗址靠近卡利库特附近的Elathur海滩，其目的是建造一座坚固的房屋，使其能够抵御咸海风和强烈的季风。混凝土斜屋顶是抗风腐蚀性能最强的一种，用于覆盖整个结构。混凝土屋顶，意识到它是‘非木制’，它可以自由地倾斜其轴线，从而打开房子向大海，并降低自己的后方。

The site being very close to the beach at Elathur near Calicut, the intention was to make a robust house which is able to withstand the salty sea breeze and heavy monsoons. Concrete sloping roof, being the most resistant to corrosive properties of the breeze, was used to cover the entire structure. The concrete roof, being aware of it being 'non-wooden', it was free to tilt on its axis thus opening up the house towards the sea and lowering itself towards the rear side.

 © Esha Daftari

c.Esha Daftari

该板的设计战略位置向上的梁，以保持一个平面板在底部，以响应不规则放置的圆形柱。这些石板是用红黑蜡混合在水泥灰泥上摩擦完成的。石料和石膏的抹灰表面已经用一种独特的地方开发的阿育吠陀药用提取物“瓦杰拉巴沙”密封起来。这提供了一个轻微的光泽，这些表面，同时显示其固有的颜色。

The slab was designed with strategically located upturned beams to maintain a flat slab at the bottom in response to the irregularly placed circular columns. The slabs have been finished with a mix of red and black wax hand rubbed on the cement plaster. The plastered surfaces of the stone and plaster have been sealed with a unique locally developed Ayurvedic medicinal extract called 'Vajrapasha'. This provides a slight sheen to these surfaces while revealing its inherent colour.