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架构师提供的文本描述。森林小屋是一个不同的新家。这是为遵守1968年“商队法”而建造的流动住宅，该法限制了住宅的建造和大小。

Text description provided by the architects. Forest Lodge is a new home with a difference. This is a mobile dwelling built to comply with the Caravan Act 1968 which restricted both the construction and size of the dwelling.

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在新的森林国家公园里，住在静态篷车里15年的客户在新森林国家公园的惊人的5英亩土地上，接近于2009年的地方获奖实践焊盘工作室。他们简要的一个关键要求是创造一个新的、非常低的能源住宅，充满阳光，并与周围的景观有着强烈的联系：重要的是，新的住宅不应该像移动家那样类似或感觉。PAD工作室花费了大量时间研究移动家庭市场，并熟悉约束法律要求的细微差别。

The clients, who had been living in a static caravan for 15 years on their stunning five acre property in the New Forest National Park, approached local Award Winning practice PAD studio in 2009. A key requirement of their brief was to create a new, very low energy dwelling, flooded with light and with a strong connection to the surrounding landscape: Importantly, the new dwelling should not resemble or feel like a mobile home. PAD studio spent considerable time researching the mobile home market and familiarising themselves with the nuances of constraining legal requirements.

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PAD工作室的设计方法是根深蒂固的地方，他们花时间访问网站在一天中的不同时间，以体验光明，景观和周围的环境。这个特殊的地点，位于新森林中心空地的边缘，是从一条长砾石轨道上进入的，慢慢地显示了对现有财产的看法。这段穿越风景的旅程成为了新家的一个创意，这个新家将继续这条道路，通过精心布置的窗户开口邀请大自然进入家园。这些大光圈聚焦并描绘出令人叹为观止的景色，在内部显示它们就像画在大画布上一样。

PAD studio’s approach to design is deeply rooted in place and they spend time visiting the site at different times of the day to experience the light, views and surroundings. This particular site, located at the edge of a clearing in the heart of the New Forest is accessed from a long gravel track that slowly revealed views of the existing property. This journey through the landscape became a generating idea for the new home which continues the route, inviting nature into the home through carefully placed window openings. These large apertures focus and frame the stunning views, displaying them internally as if paintings on large canvases.

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从东方走近，房子被瞥见，慢慢地透过成熟的树木显露出来。树木的垂直性和其树皮的质地在各种木料处理中得到了回响。深染甜栗子的垂直面板提供了一个节奏，不染色的水平板栗包层，包裹和统一的整体。建筑师们利用整个场地的渐进式水平变化，允许房屋的北端漂浮在景观之上，在石灰岩基座上动态地休息和突出。该物业的西面墙壁几乎完全是玻璃，提供了一种轻盈和宽敞的感觉，并打开了一个巨大的露台和草坪在更远的地方。

Approaching from the East, the house is glimpsed and slowly revealed through mature trees. The trees verticality and the texture of their bark are echoed in a variety of timber treatments used on the homes cladding. Vertical panels of dark stained sweet chestnut provide a rhythm to counterpoint unstained horizontal chestnut cladding that wraps and unifies the whole. By utilizing a gradual level change across the site, the architects have allowed the northern end of the home to float above the landscape, resting and projecting dynamically over a limestone plinth. The western wall of the property is almost completely glazed affording a feeling of light and spaciousness and opens onto a large terrace and lawn beyond.

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内部，材料托盘是约束和天然橡木，石灰石和白色镶板墙壁。这一系列刻意低调的材料提供了一个背景，它是由森林变化的光线所描绘的，并由建筑物之外的景观的颜色呈现出来的。建筑师设计的本地定制细木工，周到的细节和与景观的联系，给这个家一种坚固，宁静和持久的感觉；远离客户的前家。

Internally, the material pallet is restrained and natural with oak, limestone and white panelled walls. This deliberately muted array of materials provides a backdrop which is painted by the forest’s changing light and rendered by the colour of the landscape beyond the building. Architect designed locally crafted bespoke joinery, thoughtful details and connection with the landscape give this home a feeling of solidity, serenity and permanence; far removed from the client’s previous home.

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通过设计这座符合严格的Passivhaus标准的建筑，PAD工作室已经超出了客户对低能耗住宅的期望。住宅本质上是一个自给自足的住宅，屋顶上有一个3.8kW的光伏阵列，用于发电和空气源热泵，为地板下供暖系统提供热水。一个污水处理厂管理废物，雨水被收集在一个地下蓄水池里，用来给房子周围的新景观浇水，这也是由PAD工作室设计的。很难想象，这座“移动住宅”是预制的，建在远离现场的地方，并在两个独立的地方展开。森林小屋是一个很好的例子，可以通过想象力、创新和仔细考虑来实现。

PAD studio has exceeded the client’s aspiration for a low energy house by designing this building to meet the rigorous Passivhaus standard. The home is essentially a self-sufficient dwelling with a 3.8kW Photovoltaic array on the roof to generate electricity and air source heat pump to provide hot water for an under floor heating system. A sewage treatment plant manages waste and rainwater is collected in an underground storage tank and used to water new landscaping surrounding the house that was also designed by PAD studio. It is difficult to imagine that this ‘mobile home’ was prefabricated, built away from site and craned into position in two separate pieces. Forest Lodge is an excellent example of what can be achieved through imagination, innovation and careful consideration.

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Architects PAD studio

Location New Forest District, United Kingdom

Category Houses

Area 122.0 m2

Project Year 2015

Photographs Nigel Rigden

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