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架构师提供的文本描述。大都会是一个时尚的，新的，城市共管公寓发展，定位在一个突出的角落在洛根圈附近的华盛顿特区。这座七层楼的建筑共有九十座住宅.

Text description provided by the architects. The Metropole is a sleek, new, urban condo development positioned on a prominent corner in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, DC. The seven-story building comprises 90 residences.

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这个项目的起点是一个角落单位的阁楼，沿南面和西面都有窗户墙。继承的空间是原始的，包括一个巨大的双高度空间，锚定在角落与膨胀的两层玻璃墙。这些窗户提供了广阔的城市景观，包括对华盛顿纪念碑的明确看法。

The starting point for this project is a corner unit penthouse with walls of windows along a southern and western exposure. The space as inherited was raw and included a large double height space, anchored at the corner with expansive two-story walls of glass. These windows afford generous city views, including a defined view toward the Washington Monument.

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设计策略将两层空间中的一部分用于卧室和浴室，同时提供通往两个屋顶空间的通道。这些空间位于远离双层窗墙的地方。卧室里有一扇大的口袋门，透过下面和南部的空间，可以看到华盛顿纪念碑的景色。按照设计，楼梯位置和空间安排允许公众进入较大的屋顶露台，而较小的露台则可以从卧室私下进入。

The design strategy employs part of the two story space to be used for a bedroom and bathroom while providing access to two rooftop spaces. These spaces are located away from the double height window wall. A large pocketing door in the bedroom provides views through the space below and south toward the Washington Monument. As designed, the stair location and arrangement of spaces allow public access to the larger rooftop terrace, while the smaller terrace becomes privately accessible from the bedroom.

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这个项目是围绕着两层楼角的窗墙组织的。壁炉悬挂在天花板上，在空间中飘浮。悬臂式玻璃平台从卧室延伸到音量。改变颜色的灯光装置使空间充满活力。其目标是提供一个动态的空间，以锚定单元，同时又不分散对城市景观以外的注意力。

This project is organized around the two story corner window walls. A fireplace is suspended from the ceiling and floats in the space. A cantilevered glass platform extends from the bedroom and extends into the volume. Light fixtures that change color animate the space. The goal was to provide a dynamic space that anchored the unit while not distracting from the city views beyond.    

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Architects Robert M. Gurney

Location Washington, DC, USA

Category Apartments

Architect in Charge Brian Tuskey; Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect

Area 2500.0 ft2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Anice Hoachlander

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