Lambeth Marsh House Fraher Architects

2016-07-15 03:00

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架构师提供的文本描述。兰贝思沼泽地房子被闲置了10多年，是一栋两层楼高的挂牌房屋，位于伦敦市中心的鲁佩尔街自然保护区内。保护区的名称最早是由约翰·帕默·鲁佩尔在20世纪80年代开发的。鲁佩尔是一名黄金精炼厂，他和家人住在迈莫特街16号，当时这条街被称为“十字街”。鲁佩尔为工匠们开发了这块土地-以简陋的砖砌，两层楼高的露台房屋的形式，面向传统的街道。

Text description provided by the architects. Lambeth Marsh House had been left unoccupied for over 10 years and is a two storey listed house situated within the Roupell Street Conservation area in central London. The conservation area designation was first developed by John Palmer Roupell in the 1820’s. Roupell, a gold refiner, lived with his family at 16 Meymott Street, which was at that time known as ‘Cross Street’. Roupell developed the land for artisan workers – in the form of modest, brick built, two storey terraced houses fronting conventional streets.

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 Plan Proposed 1

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我们的理念和挑战是为所有楼层注入新的生命，同时尊重这一名单所列建筑的遗产，并恢复一些丢失的历史细节。

Our concept and challenge was to breathe new life into all floors whilst respecting the heritage of this listed building and restoring some of the lost historic detailing.

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现有建筑物的破旧结构需要用一种敏感的方法进行广泛的翻修。恢复板取代，木板墙壁，设计和绕过他们的原始状态庆祝这座建筑的历史。

The run down fabric of the existing building required extensive refurbishment with a sensitive approach. Restoring the panelled replaces, wood panelling to walls, architraves and skirting to their original condition celebrates the history of this building.

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增加了一个当代后方和侧面的延伸称赞这些特点和更新的建筑。一个大的开放式居住空间创造了一个新的轻盈的空间，而一个新的玻璃屋顶延伸将光线注入建筑的规划。

The addition of a contemporary rear and side extension compliments these features and updates the building. A large open plan living space creates a new light airy space whilst a new glass roof extension feeds light into the plan of the building.

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在整个传统环境中，现代家具更新了传统空间。许多古董椅子被翻新和重新软垫和极简轻配件恭维同情的内部。物质是非常重要的，以帮助生产一个敏感的当代设计，同时协助我们的环保方法。

Throughout the traditional settings modern furniture updates the traditional spaces. Many antique chairs were refurbished and re-upholstered and minimalist light fittings compliment the sympathetic interior. Materiality was very important to help produce a sensitive contemporary design, whilst assisting our conservationist approach.