架构师提供的文本描述。维多利亚皇家汽车俱乐部(RACV)Torquay度假村位于标志性的大洋路的入口。这座新建筑的设计是基于一组软弧形建筑，这些弧形通过自然景观，舒适地坐落在沿海地区。夯实的土墙吸收了沙土的颜色，看上去好像是从地面上长出来的。这些墙超出建筑物的范围，形成景观，并有助于划定建筑物内的不同区域。随着地形的逐渐弯曲，人们可以最大限度地看到海洋。一种由坚固、低维护的材料组成的有限的调色板，经过一段时间，经过精心挑选，以适应气候变化，并逐渐褪色，从而使这座建筑在沙质海岸线上成为一种明显的遗迹。

Text description provided by the architects. The Royal Automobile Club of Victoria’s (RACV) Torquay resort is located at the gateway to the iconic Great Ocean Road. The design for the new building is based on a cluster of soft arcs that shift through native landscaping and sit comfortably within the coastal site. Rammed earth walls take up the colour of the sandy soil and appear as if they have grown out of the ground. These walls arc out beyond the building mass into the landscape and help delineate different zones within the building. The form gently follows the land contours as it curves gradually across the site, maximising views to the ocean.  A limited palette of robust, low-maintenance materials has been selected deliberately to weather and fade over time, to render the structure an apparent relic in the sandy coastline.

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 Second Level Plan

二级规划

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该简报要求解决一个豪华度假村内众多节目和用户之间复杂的关系，同时保持设计清晰和严谨的感觉。该设计包括健身房设施、餐厅、酒吧、50米游泳池和更衣室、瑜伽和旋转室。豪华的日间水疗中心为客人和私人成员提供服务，并配有一个火腿、蒸汽室、跳水浴室和治疗室。当地的高尔夫俱乐部已搬迁到新的设施和球场积极恢复。当地企业正享受大量的旅游和企业集团的涌入，以促进当地经济，而广泛的会议和功能设施提供了新的地方商业机会。

The brief demanded solutions to complex relationships between a multitude of programmes and users within a luxury resort, while maintaining a sense of design clarity and rigour. The design incorporates gym facilities, restaurants, bars, a 50m pool and change rooms, yoga and spin rooms. The luxury day spa caters to both guests and private members and features a hammam, steam room, plunge baths and treatment rooms. The local golf club has been relocated to the new facility and the course actively revived. Local businesses are enjoying the influx of tourist and corporate groups to boost the local economy, while the extensive conference and function facilities provide new local business opportunities.

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内部顺应规划需要，明确划定公共和私人空间，主要面向链接和海景。住宿可通过弯曲的走廊进入，由深而彩色的玻璃窗点亮，这些玻璃窗穿插在质感的西北面正面。宽敞的酒店客房，其中许多是相互连接的，对海洋开放，但保留个人隐私与交替凹进阳台。在整个建筑中严格使用强调自然材料的最小颜色调色板，外部调色板在建筑物内部流动，对比纹理和更精致的饰面。

The interior flexes to programmatic needs, with clearly delineated public and private spaces, predominantly oriented to the links and sea views. Accommodation is accessed via curved hallways, lit by deep, coloured glass windows punched into the textured north-west-facing facade. The generously sized hotel rooms, many of which are interconnecting, open to the sea yet retain individual privacy with alternately recessed balconies. A minimal colour palette with a strong emphasis on natural materials is rigorously applied throughout the building with the external palette flowing inside the building, contrasting textures with more refined finishes

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Architects Wood/Marsh

Location Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia

Category Visitor Center

Project Year 2015

Photographs Tom Blachford, Peter Bennetts

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