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架构师提供的文本描述。克里希南房子的16，000个SFT站点有几棵现存的成熟树，我们设想的是一种相对低矮的建筑表达方式，既能诠释当地的美学，又能适应当地的绿色环境。

Text description provided by the architects. The 16,000 sft site of the Krishnan house had several existing and mature trees and we envisioned a relatively low-slung architectural expression that would be interpretive of a vernacular aesthetic, while accommodating its green surroundings.

这是一种由倾斜的芒加洛瓦屋顶和粗糙的希拉石板组成的建筑，与粗糙、抛光的科塔和柚木细木工的地板形成鲜明对比。

An architecture of sloped Mangalore tiled roofs and rough-cut Shira stone cladding contrasts with floors of rough and polished Kota and joinery of teak.

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在入口处，一系列垂直肋木百叶窗提供了一个温和的分隔之间的门槛的房子和花园以外。入口要么是一边的书房，另一边是主要的生活空间。

On entry, a series of vertical ribbed timber louvers provide a gentle divider between the threshold of the house and the garden beyond. Entry is either to the study on one side and the main living space on the other.

居住空间是一个巨大的体积25英尺，有两个斜坡的屋顶，在不同的高度，由一个牧师窗口隔开。它的垂直性是强调了大地板到天花板的窗户与纯粹的亚麻布百叶窗，提供柔和的光线，在上午从东北方向。大型悬垂在西南地区，可抵御午后严酷的阳光，而水平木百叶窗则通过叠加效应提供自然冷却，并起到防晒的作用。客厅开放给一个木制的甲板，继续形成一个环绕在阳台上，俯瞰一个郁郁葱葱的内部庭院花园。几乎所有的空间在地面和第一层的视觉流动到它。

The living space is a grand volume of 25ft with two slopes of the roof at differing heights separated by a clerestory window. Its verticality is emphasized by large floor-to-ceiling windows with sheer linen blinds that provide soft light in the mornings from the northeast. Large overhangs on the southwest protect against the harsh afternoon sun while horizontal timber louvers provide for natural cooling via a stack effect and act as sun breakers. The living areas open to a wooden deck that continues into a wrap around verandah overlooking a lush internal courtyard garden. Almost all the spaces on the ground and first level visually flow into it.

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居住空间的中心特征是一个烧成橙色的螺旋楼梯，由一层软钢和木质脚踏组成的外壳雕刻而成。大面积的灰色科塔与明亮的颜色，绿松石，紫罗兰，红色和芥末的调色板形成鲜明的对比。大胆的伊卡特图案地毯提供了一个充满活力的基础上，由莫洛索，米诺蒂，里瓦和政治坐在其他家具由科斯拉协会设计。该中心簇的Mori织物吊灯来源于纽约的设计公司富辉煌的意愿，辅之以汤姆迪克森和野口Isamu Noguchi的其他照明装置。墙上的蝴蝶雕塑是苏尼尔·高德的“秘密花园”，其他画作是由年轻的班加罗尔当代艺术家Shivkumar和Suresh Kumar创作的。

The central feature of the living space is a burnt orange spiral staircase sculpted out of a shell of mild steel and housing timber treads. The Large expanses of grey Kota are contrasted with a bright color palette of turquoise, violet, red and mustard. The bold Ikat patterned carpet provides a vibrant base on which pieces by Moroso, Minotti, Riva and Poliform sit alongside other furniture designed by Khosla Associates. The central cluster of Mori fabric pendant lamps were sourced from New York based design house Rich Brilliant Willing, complemented by other light fixtures by Tom Dixon and Isamu Noguchi. The butterfly sculpture on the wall is Sunil Gawde’s 'Secret Garden' and other paintings are by young Bangalore based contemporary artists Shivkumar and Suresh Kumar.

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空间流动考虑了家庭隔离公共空间和私人空间的要求。底层有生活、学习、就餐、普亚、家庭剧院、2个厨房和2个客房，而上层有3个卧室、一个瑜伽和冥想空间以及一个家庭房间。

The spatial flow takes into consideration the family’s requirement of segregating public and private space. The ground floor has living, study, dining, puja, home theatre, 2 kitchens, and 2 guest rooms while the upper level has 3 bedrooms, a yoga and meditation space and a family room.

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 © Shamanth Patil J.

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在花园边，书房和起居室涌进各自的阳台，拥抱着一个巨大的鹅卵石鱼塘。一棵现存的树从水里冒出来，由书房、生者和三面的门厅构成独特的框架。

On the garden side, the study and the living rooms flow into their respective verandahs that hug a large pebbled fishpond. An existing tree emerges from the water and is uniquely framed by the study,the living and foyer on three sides.

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我们被驱使创造一个环境敏感和可持续的设计，最大限度地利用当地的材料，使用粘土瓦屋顶来保持房子的凉爽，大的悬垂，以防止阳光和雨水，和交叉通风，以保持房子的呼吸在任何时候。虽然我们的客户坚定地植根于他们的传统，他们也是全球性的旅行者，同样开放给折中的设计美学，这反映在房子内部。

We were driven to create a contextually sensitive and sustainable design by maximizing local materials, using clay tiled roofs to keep the house cool, large overhangs to protect against sun and rain, and cross ventilation to keep the house breathing at all times. As firmly as our clients were rooted to their traditions , they were also global travellers equally open to an eclectic design aesthetic that is reflected in the house interiors.

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Architects Khosla Associates

Location Bengaluru, India

Category Houses

Principal Designers Sandeep Khosla, Amaresh Anand

Area 16000.0 ft2

Project Year 2015