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架构师提供的文本描述。“La Palomera”(鸽子阁楼)项目是从几年前开始的一些巧合中产生的，当时，在对圣地亚哥的一层办公室进行改造后，我们留下了37个窗户，这些窗户高3.2毫米，宽度在40厘米至120厘米之间。其中15扇是磨砂玻璃，10扇是Protex型铰链门(1)，另外还有一个小厨房和一个完整的浴室。我们还拿了一盒聚光灯，尽管不知道是干什么用的，只是为了把它们从垃圾堆里救出来。

Text description provided by the architects. The “La Palomera” (pigeon loft) project arose from a number of coincidences starting a few years ago, when, after remodelling a floor of offices in Santiago we were left with 37 windows, they were 3.2mts high with widths varying between 40cm and 120cm. Among them 15 were frosted glass and 10 were protex type hinged doors (1), in addition there was a kitchenette and a complete bathroom. We also took a box of focal lights, albeit not knowing what for, just to rescue them from the rubbish tip.

它位于Zapallar的一个名为“La Paloma”(鸽子/鸽子)的地区，40多年前在那里修建了一条拉利瓜和瓦尔帕莱索之间的连接道路，切断了留下这片土地的原始财产，而这片土地正是在此土地上建造的。

It is located in an area known as “La Paloma” (The Pigeon/Dove) in Zapallar, where a link road between La Ligua and Valparaiso was built over 40 years ago and cut through the original property leaving this scrap of land, on which the project was constructed.

在该地区的另一个项目完成3年后，我们采取了混凝土模板，包括木天花板支撑柱、建筑工地办公室的屋顶和其他剩余材料开始施工。

3 years after the completion of another project in the area we took theconcrete formwork including the wooden ceiling support posts, the roof of the building site office and other leftover materials to start the construction.

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所有这些，我们提出了一个简单，极简，自给自足的项目，加上享受一个美丽的海景的土地。一个基本的“小卡巴诺”，一个朴实的，可循环利用的庇护所，有一个大的主房间，作为客厅，书房和餐厅，晚上沙发转换成一张床，把空间变成一个大卧室。

With all this we proposed to make a simple, minimalist, self-sufficient project with the added plus of enjoying a splendid sea view given by the land. A basic "Petit Cabanon", an unpretentious, recycled shelter with a large main room that serves as the living room, study and dining room and at night the sofa converts into a bed transforming the space into a large bedroom.

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为了获得尽可能好的景观，该项目被放置在土地的最高点，但也是最受场地限制的地方。随着窗户宽度的变化，我们没有屈服于建造平行建筑的诱惑，其中一堵玻璃墙甚至被布置成一个角度，缓和了大面积的隐私级别，突出了项目在陡峭斜坡上的位置，将顶点推到地面更高的地方。矩形底座的前角被前玻璃墙隔开，在陡峭的斜坡上延伸到一棵树上，从而为小屋提供了一个外部露台。

To get the best possible view, the project was placed at the highest point of the land, but also the most confined by the site limits. With the variable widths of the windows we did not give in to temptation to build a parallelepiped construction, one of the glass walls is even arranged at an angle, moderating privacy levels of the large area and highlighting the position of the project on the steep slope, pushing the apex higher over the ground. The front corner of the rectangular base is divided by the front glass wall, extending over the steep slope up to a tree and thus providing an outside terrace area for the cabin.

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施密特建筑师

与“法恩斯沃思”(Farnsworth)住宅类似，一个书柜的设计大纲将浴室、壁橱和小厨房与主房间隔开，避开门，使主空间没有任何东西来分散视线，并与景观融合。几乎没有内部和外部之间的界限，不稳定的玻璃结构，与工会隐藏在回收木天花板支撑柱，给人一种外部愚蠢的感觉。

Similar to the "Farnsworth" house the programmatic outline of a single book cabinet separates the bathroom, closet and kitchenette from the main room, avoiding doors, and leaving the main space devoid of anything to distract the view and integration with the landscape. Almost without a boundary between the inside and outside, the precarious glass structure, with unions hidden by the recycled wooden ceiling support posts, gives the sensation of an exterior folly.

 Exploded Axonometric

爆炸轴测

在周边放置了32扇窗户，在后面放置了磨砂玻璃，以保护浴室、壁橱和小厨房的隐私，6扇Protex门将主空间与露台连接起来，其中两扇为窗户，最后一扇，也就是唯一结了霜的，被用作前门。它是由5位木匠在35天内建成的。

32 windows were placed around the perimeter, the frosted glass placed at the back to give privacy to the bathroom, closet and kitchenette, and 6 of the protex doors connect  the main space to the terrace, two were left as windows and the last, the only frosted, was used as the front door. It was built in 35 days by 5 master carpenters.

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Architects Schmidt Arquitectos Asociados

Location Zapallar, Zapallar, Valparaíso Region, Chile

Category Cabins & Lodges

Architect in Charge Horacio Schmidt Cortés

Area 90.0 sqm

Project Year 2014

Photographs Pia Melero

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