House Under the Castle MODULORA

2015-07-30 02:00

架构师提供的文本描述。HNěVín城堡所在的大部分高地构成了这座波希米亚北部城市的主要地标。南坡是葡萄园，北坡是分配花园。后者正经历着从家庭园丁的娱乐用途逐步转变为常年居住的个别住宅物业。有关的地块位于北坡的上半部，有几个特殊的方面必须处理：圆锥形的不规则形状；通过当地单行道的不足通道；这是一个显著的下坡坡度-尽管如此，在ČSA矿带上，还有一片壮丽的景色，这是一个布满风力涡轮机的地块。这个特别的地方，以及整个城市，都充满了鲜明的对比。一幅被衰落的条带采矿业所侵犯的景观，与矿山地块的原始景观并驾齐驱。

Text description provided by the architects. The elevation in Most on which Hněvín castle stands forms the dominant landmark of this northern Bohemian city. The southern slope is covered with vineyards, and the northern slope with allotment gardens. The latter has been undergoing a gradual transformation away from recreational use by cottage gardeners, towards the year-round inhabitation of individual residential properties. The land plot in question, which is located in the upper half of the northern slope, has several peculiar aspects that had to be dealt with: a conical, irregular shape; undersized access via a local one-way road; a significant downhill gradient - but also, and in spite of all this, a gorgeous view across the ČSA strip mine of the Ore Mountains, a massif crowned with wind turbines. This particular spot, as well as the city at large, are full of contrasts. A landscape violated by the declining coal strip mining industry is juxtaposed against the primeval vista of the massif that is the Ore Mountains.

 © Martin Kocich

马丁·科奇(Martin Kocich)

 Ground Floor Plan

 © Martin Kocich

马丁·科奇(Martin Kocich)

地块的具体特征对房屋的放置位置以及如何解决房屋的质量构成产生了根本性的影响。房屋的足迹遵循现存的支撑墙的路线。房子被插入到一个平台上的山坡上，这样它的单斜屋顶就能在地块上方的道路的内部斜坡上找到痕迹。以这种方式，房子的大部分对道路的影响很小，不会妨碍下面山谷的景色。整体构成达到顶点，让人联想到屋顶，它提供了屋内所有房间的最佳景观。室内以干净的形状和线条为主，基本的调色板是白色的，灰色的。黄色的。巨大的窗户创造了框架景观全景-不断变化的户外图片。

The specific character of the plot had fundamental impact on where to put the house, and how to resolve its mass composition.  The footprint of the house follows the line of the extant support wall.  The house is inserted into the hillside on a platform such that its mono-pitched roof traces the inward slope of the road above the land plot.  In this manner, the bulk of the house interferes minimally with the road, and does not obstruct the view of the valley below.  The overall composition culminates in the upper floor, reminiscent of a spire, which affords the best views of all rooms inside the house.  The interior is dominated by clean shapes and lines, with a basic color palette of white, grey, and yellow.  The large windows create framed landscape panoramas – ever-changing pictures of the outdoors.