架构师提供的文本描述。决定建筑物形状的第一个条件是希望在一片相对较小的土地(面积约900平方米)上建造一座相当大的建筑物。

Text description provided by the architects. The first condition which dictated the structure’s shape was the desire to erect a building of considerable size on a relatively small piece of land (with an area of about 900 sqm).

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结果，这所房子是以L形建造的，坐落在地块的一角。

As a result, the house was built in an L-shape and situated in the corner of the plot.

虽然非常复杂的想法被纳入建筑物的设计，但其最终形式相对简单。

Though very complex ideas were incorporated into the building’s design, its final form is relatively simple.

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在最初的设计阶段，这座建筑将加冕一个不对称的门廊屋顶。然而，由于必须在保留底层原有布局的同时创造更多的空间，因此不得不修订最初的概念。除功能程序外，投资者唯一的准则是定制楼层高度(一楼3.85米，一楼3米)。除此之外，我们在决策上有完全的自由。

In the initial design phase, the building was to be crowned with an asymmetric, gabled roof. Yet the necessity of creating an additional space while preserving the original layout of the ground floor forced a revision of the initial concept. Besides the functional program, the investor’s only guidelines concerned custom floor heights (3.85 m for the ground floor and 3 m for the first floor). Other than that, we had complete freedom in our decision making.

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我们努力创造一个简单的建筑，用清晰的材料和颜色划分。在建造它的外墙时，我们决定使用混凝土、石膏和非洲木材。

We strove to create a building that expressed itself simply, with clear divisions of materials and colors. In creating its façade, we decided to make use of concrete, plaster and African wood.

 Floor Plan

 2nd Floor Plan

二楼图则

车库的原始、阁楼式混凝土形式与生活区的石墨形式相结合，形成了鲜明的构图。它最突出的特点是，居住区域的光滑表面被不规则的正交乡村网格切割。我们寻求平衡的主要材料使用的主要材料在外观与无结的非洲秋葵木材。这种木头使外墙更加清晰，并在视觉上隔离了建筑物。

The combination of the raw, loft-style concrete form of the garage with the graphite form of the living quarters gave rise to a contrasting composition. Its most striking feature is the way the smooth surface of the living area is cut by an irregular orthogonal grid of rustication. We sought to balance the coolness of the main materials used in the façade with knotless African okoume wood. This wood lent clarity to the façade and visually insulated the building.

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我们用大量的窗户缓和了建筑物的丰碑性，给建筑结构带来了轻盈，并为其内部提供了良好的照明。在创作过程中，我们运用了特殊减法的原理，而不是加法或装饰品。我们想传达的印象，一个冷长方体与内部由木材制成，所以我们一贯覆盖的表面，通过“删除”的碎片，结构与秋葵支架。这种视觉切割使露台占据了部分地面和第一层。这一举动使我们能够保持主体结构的立方体形状，同时最大限度地利用可用于绿化的表面积。作为一个整体，房子是一个平台漂浮在一个绿色的海洋，一个居民不想离开。

We moderated the building’s monumentality with a large number of windows, which gave lightness to the structure and provided good illumination to its interior. During the creative process, we applied the principle of special subtraction rather than addition or ornamentation. We wanted to convey the impression of a cold cuboid with an interior made of wood, so we consistently covered surfaces created by "removing" fragments of the structure with okoume timbering. This visual cut gave rise to the terraces occupying part of the ground and first floors. This move allowed us to maintain the cubic shape of the main structure and simultaneously maximize the surface area available for greenery. Taken as a whole, the house was to be a platform floating in a sea of green, one the residents would not want to leave.

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极简主义的室内设计与海拔的美学相匹配-白色和石墨的颜色形成鲜明对比，混凝土、木材和玻璃在这里创造了气氛。大面积的窗户可以让院子里的绿色植物在里面感觉到。

The minimalist interiors match the aesthetics of the elevation – contrasting colors, white and graphite, and concrete, wood and glass are used here to create the atmosphere. The large area devoted to windows allows the presence of greenery from the yard to be felt inside.

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这座房子是按照节能建筑的原则设计的。通过向西南面对窗户，并保持结构相对封闭，我们减少了房屋取暖所需的能源。该建筑配备了机械通风热回收、地面热交换器和壁面进气格栅。使用的隔热材料超过了波兰要求的标准。

The house was designed in accordance with the principles of efficient energy construction. By facing the windows to the southwest and keeping the structure relatively closed off from the north, we reduced the amount of energy needed to heat the house. The building is equipped with mechanical ventilation heat recovery, a ground heat exchanger and a wall air intake grill. The thermal insulation used exceeds the standards required in Poland.

Architects Beczak / Beczak / Architekci

Location Konstancin-Jeziorna, Poland

Category Houses

Design Team arch. Magdalena Beczak, arch. Maciej Beczak

Area 400.0 sqm

Project Year 2015

Photographs Jan Karol Gołębiewski