The Woodland Cabin De Rosee Sa Architects

2015-11-18 02:00

架构师提供的文本描述。德罗西萨最近完成了一个神奇的湖边小屋在边缘的林地，在新村，比利时。这是一个自建的工程，新的35平方米的小木屋取代了一个破旧的木结构。(鼓掌)

Text description provided by the architects. De Rosee Sa recently completed a magical lakeside cabin on the edge of woodlands in the village of Nouvelles, Belgium. A self-build project, the new 35 m2 cabin replaces an old dilapidated timber structure.

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C.威尔·斯科特

简要地说，是建立一个林地小屋，可以发挥野餐的作用。

The brief was to create a woodland cabin that could function as a picnic & BBQ venue, a guesthouse and a studio. It needed to be lightweight, simple & economical. Furthermore it had to be built of timber beams and cladding that had been milled from trees in the surrounding woods by Max de Rosee’s father.

 Floor Plan

为了捕捉周围的自然美景，它的开口回应外界的看法和接近机舱。内部空间已设计为各种用途，包括工作，睡觉和社交，并由木材燃烧炉加热。(鼓掌)

To capture the surrounding natural beauty, its openings respond to the outside views and approaches to the cabin. The internal space has been designed for various uses including working, sleeping and socialising, and is heated by a wood burning stove.

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C.威尔·斯科特

在GB 25，000的预算范围内，德罗西·萨建筑师在前往比利时的各种旅行中自己建造了船舱。使用的材料包括混凝土条形基础、砖混墙上的悬浮木地板、经过特殊处理的外部木材覆层和内部OSB覆层。

Working within the £25,000 budget, De Rosee Sa Architects undertook the construction of the cabin themselves during various trips over to Belgium. Materials used include concrete strip foundations, a suspended timber floor on brick dwarf walls, external timber cladding, which had been specially treated, and internal OSB cladding.

德罗西萨公司的董事马克斯·德罗西说：“我们已经在这个小木屋里工作了很多年了。看到它完成感觉很好，因为我们不仅设计了它，而且通过自己搭建它，它也流下了大量的汗水，偶尔也流了一点血。我父亲对自然环境有着浓厚的热情，他的想法是把7、8年前遭受暴风雨蹂躏的树木碾碎，然后用它们建造一座小木屋。比利时之行使我们有机会作为一个办事处进行联系，加深了我们对材料和建筑的了解，并加强了我们对建筑商的尊重。“

Max de Rosee, Director of De Rosee Sa, said: “We have been working on this cabin for what seems like many years. It feels great to see it finished as we not only designed it but shed a lot of sweat and the occasional bit of blood by erecting it ourselves. My father has a passion for the natural environment; it was his idea to mill trees that had been ravaged by a storm some 7 or 8 years ago and build a cabin from them. The trips to Belgium have been a chance to bond as an office, further our understanding of materials and construction, and increase our respect for builders.”