Assembly Apartments Woods Bagot

2016-11-10 17:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。由全球建筑和咨询实践伍兹巴戈特设计的议会公寓在卡佩尔和昆士伯里街的角落借鉴了北墨尔本的建筑风格和DNA。

Text description provided by the architects. Designed by global architecture and consulting practice Woods Bagot, the Assembly apartments on the corner of Capel and Queensberry Streets draws on North Melbourne’s architectural vernacular and DNA.

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组装的起点来自邻近地区的许多锯齿屋顶工厂建筑，主要由低层建筑和雕塑屋顶球场组成，伍兹·巴格特有机会设计出一种“刻在街区内”的设计，提供了四座独立的建筑，具有仓库式的美学效果。

The starting point for Assembly came from the many saw-tooth roofed factory buildings in the neighbourhood The area, primarily made up of low-rise buildings and sculptural roof pitches, offered Woods Bagot the opportunity to create a design which ‘carved into the block’, delivering four separate buildings with a warehouse-inspired aesthetic.

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伍兹·巴戈特(Woods Bagot)与作为高端豪华住宅开发代名词的开发商cbus Property合作，构想出了一套独立的建筑组合，以创造一种类似村庄的环境，其中包括人行横道和中央庭院。

Working with Cbus Property, a developer synonymous with high-end luxury residential developments, Woods Bagot has conceived an assemblage of individual buildings to create a village-like environment featuring pedestrian laneways and a central courtyard.

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通过原材料、土工材料的制作，每座建筑的个性都是通过金属和锌包层来表达的，产生了一种轻工业美学，具有很强的当代边缘。

Through the crafting of raw, earthen materials, the individuality of each building is expressed via the use of metal and zinc cladding, producing a light-industrial aesthetic with a strong contemporary edge.

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伍兹·巴戈特校长兼首席设计师彼得·米格利斯说，由于将场地分成四栋大楼，每套公寓都提供了一定程度的亲密和隐私。

Woods Bagot Principal and lead designer Peter Miglis said each apartment offered a level of intimacy and privacy as a result of splitting the site into four buildings.

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经过仔细考虑的元素和细节汇集在一起，从墙壁、包层和窗户到天花板：这种设计为住宅生活提供了一个敏感的人类尺度。

“Carefully considered elements and details were brought together; from the walls, cladding and window reveals to the ceilings: the design provides a sensitive human scale for residential living,”

“在典型的公寓项目中，亲密无间和隐私往往被忽视；通过分割人群，设计鼓励良好的交叉通风以及丰富的自然光。”

“Intimacy and privacy is often ignored in typical apartment projects; by carving up the mass the design encourages good cross ventilation as well as abundant natural light.”

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暴露的混凝土天花板补充丰富的木材地板，而开放式厨房和生活区是松散界定天花板轮班。阳台上的装饰延伸了生活区域的边缘，模糊了室内和室外之间的隔阂。

Exposed concrete ceilings complement rich timber floors, while the open plan kitchen and living areas are loosely defined by ceiling shifts. The finishes used on the balconies extend the periphery of living areas, blurring the division between indoors and out.

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流线型细木工确保了削减的当代美学，而一个精致的材料和调色板包括暴露的混凝土和瓷砖创造了一个简单的帆布定制浴室配件。

Streamlined joinery ensures a pared-back contemporary aesthetic while a refined materials and colour palette comprising exposed concrete and porcelain tiles creates a simple canvas for bespoke bathroom fittings.

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窗户和阳台表现为在每个公寓内的一系列断断续续的开口，努力提供框架的意见墨尔本CBD和周围。

The windows and balconies are expressed as a series of punctuated openings within each apartment working to provide framed views towards the Melbourne CBD and surrounds.

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根据该地区的原型建筑，米格利斯说，组装的特色是一系列的车道，以确保建筑物是可渗透的。

Drawing on the archetypal architecture of the area, Miglis said Assembly featured a series of laneways to ensure the buildings are permeable.

“有了这一发展，我们就能够划分建筑形式，创造一个更人性化的环境，重点是社区和与自然的联系。”彼得·米格利斯

“With this development we were able to divide the built form to create a more human scale environment, focused on community and a connection to nature.” Peter Miglis

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一个欧洲风格的庭院在地面上创造了一个保护和私人空间，常年为居民。屋顶露台是居民起居室的延伸，可以俯瞰当地的邻里和城市风光。

A European-style courtyard at ground level creates a protective and private space for residents year round. while the roof terrace provides an extension of the residents’ living rooms overlooking the local neighbourhood and city vista beyond.

Interiors Designers Woods Bagot

Location 366/392 Queensberry St, North Melbourne VIC 3051, Australia

Category Apartments

Design Team Nik Karalis, Peter Miglis, Kate Frear, Sarah Alessi, Lisa Jennings, Kwok Lee, Ian Munroe, Carl Mitchell, Alisha Renton, Lawrence Ng, Glen Crawford, Karl Engstrom