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爱丽丝·克兰西

架构师提供的文本描述。这个项目试图把场地的限制变成一种优势。它坐落在一座被保护的建筑物的地面上，坐落在一个密匙的角落里，坐落在维多利亚时代高大的房屋的街道上，几乎被认为是“不可开发的”-此前曾有四次拒绝在该地点进行规划。规划者的结论是，由于该地点作为街道的视觉锚的关键性质，在那里建造传统住宅的想法将有损于街道的特性和毗邻的保护结构。他们也反对以与其他建筑相似的风格建造一座建筑的想法，因为这将被视为仿制品。事实上，条例草案进一步规定，在街道或住宅三面均不得有窗户，并会施加严格的高度限制。

Text description provided by the architects. This project sought to turn the restrictions of the site into an advantage. Sited in the grounds of a protected structure, on a lynchpin corner plot, on a street of tall Victorian Houses, it was considered virtually “undevelopable” - there had been four previous refusals for Planning on the site. The Planners had concluded that, because of the pivotal nature of the site as a visual anchor to the street, the idea of building a traditional dwelling there would detract from the character of the street and the adjoining protected structure. They were also adverse to the idea of constructing a building in a similar style to the others, as this would be viewed as pastiche replication. Indeed, they further stipulated that there should be no windows visible from the street or from three sides of the dwelling and that there would be strict height restrictions imposed.

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爱丽丝·克兰西

规划当局唯一的指示是在该地点的历史中找到，其中显示该地点上有一个古老的果园和一堵墙来关闭它。在接受这些限制的过程中，发展起来的是一所房子的概念，它看起来像维多利亚时代的墙-就在相邻住宅的同一块砖块上。这座创新的2层住宅最终被授予了通行证。

The only direction that the Planning Authority gave was to be found in the site history, which showed that there had been an old orchard on the site and a wall boundary to close it off. In embracing these restrictions, what developed was a concept for a house that looked for all intents and purposes like a Victorian wall – in the same brick palate of the adjoining residence.  The innovative 2 storey dwelling that was eventually granted permiss

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

离子，坐落在这堵“墙”的后面，静静地坐在它的背景下，给它的居民一个远离外部世界的宁静的退却。室内是由一系列相互关联的庭院空间贯穿在两个层次上，吸引光线进入室内，同时也创造了内部和外部空间之间的流动关系。卧室位于一楼，通往下禅院的隐私，而一楼的居住空间则通过一系列种植的庭院和阳光露台连接起来。

ion, is nestled behind this “wall”, sitting quietly in its context and offering its inhabitants a tranquil retreat from the outside world. The interior is perforated by a series of interconnected courtyard spaces across both levels, drawing light into the interior while also creating a flowing relationship between inside and outside spaces. The bedrooms are located on the ground floor, opening out onto the privacy of the lower Zen courtyard, while the first floor living spaces are connected through a series of planted courtyards and sun terraces.

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爱丽丝·克兰西

Architects ODOS architects

Location Monkstown, Ireland

Category Houses

Photographs Alice Clancy