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架构师提供的文本描述。该公寓楼建于阿姆斯特丹新的人工岛IJburg的远端，“EmmyAndriesse”充分利用了风景优美、环境优越的条件。这座梯田建筑可以在北部的开阔水域和东部一个新开发的城市公园上看到美丽的景色。南面的露台很宽敞，一米宽的草植机被用作栏杆，提供隐私以及室外花园的氛围。从外面看，这些长长的绿线给了建筑一种萨瓦式的表情。

Text description provided by the architects. Built on the far end of Amsterdam’s new artificial islands called IJburg, the apartment building “Emmy Andriesse” takes full advantage of scenic, environmental conditions. The terraced building allows beautiful views over the open water in the north and over a newly developed city park in the east. The south orientated terraces are spacious and a special one meter wide grass filled planter is used as railing providing privacy as well as an outdoor garden atmosphere. From the outside these long green lines give the building a sawa like expression.

Attika Architekten按照战前荷兰建筑风格的传统设计了这座名为“Nieuwe zakelijkheid”的建筑。这种冷静的现代主义风格提供了一种建筑语言，使建筑既具有功利性，又有一些与众不同的表现。通过这种方式，这座建筑满足了城市规划者的目标，他们把IJburg设计成城市的密集延伸，而不是偏僻的郊区。这座建筑还吸引了艾米·安德里斯(AmyAndriesse)的摄影作品。安德里西是一位战时阿姆斯特丹犹太人摄影师，曾为这栋建筑取名。她的作品可以在大楼的入口处看到，这要归功于莱顿大学和安德里丝小姐的儿子的合作，后者现在住在纽约。

Attika Architekten designed the building in the tradition of pre-war Dutch architectural style called “nieuwe zakelijkheid”. This sober type of modernism provides an architectural language to give the building a utilitarian as well as a somewhat distinguished expression. In this way the building meets aims of the city planners who designed IJburg as a dense extension of the city rather than a remote suburb. The architecture also appeals to the photography of Amy Andriesse, the wartime Jewish Amsterdam photographer that gave name to the building. Her work can be seen in entrance halls of the building, thanks to the cooperation of the Leiden University and Miss Andriesse’s son, now living in New York.

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大楼的三角形部分包括一个宽敞的多层大厅。在战略位置上，自然光通过宽阔的开口进入。一套特殊的公寓穿过这个中央大厅。在较低的楼层，那里的建筑物变得更宽，有一个树层停车场的空间。除了76套公寓外，建筑面积从55平方米到220平方米，还有几家小商店和办公室以及一所幼儿园。

The triangular section of the building includes a spacious multistory lobby. On strategic positions natural light enters through wide openings. One special apartment crosses this central hall. In the lower floors, where the building becomes wider, there’s space for a tree storey parking garage. Besides 76 apartments, sizing from 55 to 220 m2, the building houses several small shops and offices as well as a kindergarten. 

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 © Bart van Hoek

.Bart van Hoek

Architects Attika Architekten

Location Emmy Andriessestraat, 1087 Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Category Apartments

Area 11500.0 sqm

Project Year 2012

Photographs Bart van Hoek