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架构师提供的文本描述。瓦比屋是建筑师安藤忠雄(TadaoAndo)的一个项目，BAAQ作为助理建筑师在该项目的开发和施工协调方面进行了合作。

Text description provided by the architects. Wabi House is a project by architect Tadao Ando, where BAAQ' collaborated as associate architect on the development of the executive project and construction coordination.

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它位于瓦哈卡海岸，距埃斯孔迪多港市30分钟，占地25公顷。

It is located on the coast of Oaxaca 30 minutes from the city of Puerto Escondido on a site of 25 hectares.

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瓦比之家是艺术家博斯科·索迪创建的一个基金会，旨在促进不同学科的艺术家和当地社区的艺术家之间的思想交流。

Wabi House is a foundation created by the artist Bosco Sodi which aims to promote the exchange of ideas between artists of various disciplines and local communities.

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瓦比大厦的所有空间都是为了突出这一地区的景观而设计的。设施包括六间私人卧室、两间共用书房、一间多用途房间、一间放映室、一间展览厅、一座雕塑花园及多个康乐场地。

All spaces in Wabi House have been designed to accentuate the landscape of the area. Facilities include six private bedrooms, two shared studies, a multipurpose room, a screening room, an exhibition gallery, a sculpture garden and multiple recreational areas.

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“瓦比”来源于日本的“华比”，这一概念是指一种审美理想或生活方式，它在不完美、无常、偶然和自然的深度中找到美。

"Wabi" is derived from the Japanese wabi sabi, a concept designating an aesthetic ideal or way of life that finds beauty in imperfection, impermanence, accident and depth of nature.

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整个项目是在建筑师安藤忠雄的质量准则和海岸传统宫殿的指导下，在裸露的混凝土中建造的。

The entire project was built in exposed concrete under architect Tadao Ando's quality guidelines and traditional palapas from the coast.

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Architects Tadao Ando Architect and Associates

Location Puerto Escondido, Mexico

Category Houses

Local Architect J. Alfonso Quiñones, Joaquin Castillo

TAAA Team Alex Iida

BAAQ Team Luis Muñoz, Daniel Barragan, Guillermo Mauricio, David Serrano, Angeles Rubio, Alfredo Nader, Alejandro Nuñez, Emiliano Aivar, Inca Hernandez, Isabel Bezies, Alfonso Sodi

Site Area 250000 sqm

Photographs Edmund Sumner