Patio Refurbishment in Santibañez de Valcorba Óscar Miguel Ares Álvarez

2015-04-17 06:00

 © Jesús J. Ruiz Alonso

(Jesús J.Ruiz Alonso)

架构师提供的文本描述。位于Platerias街的一座房屋露台的翻修过程是在名为桑蒂巴涅斯·德瓦尔科巴的小村庄(靠近瓦拉多利德)；由于使用不同的缝纫机制将几个亭子合并到现有的两所房屋中而被提出。

Text description provided by the architects. The renovation process of a house patio situated on Platerias street, in the small Village called Santibañez de Valcorba (near Valladolid); has been raised as the annexation of several pavilions to both existing homes using different mechanisms of SEWING.

 © Jesús J. Ruiz Alonso

(Jesús J.Ruiz Alonso)

从本质上讲，所遵循的策略是建造一个连接两座房子的平顶。这些亭子是用再生材料建造的：再利用以前拆除的石头来建造砖石承重墙。因此，50%-60%的建筑材料被重复使用。

Essentially, the strategy followed has been to build a flat roof connecting both houses. The pavilions were built using RECYCLED MATERIALS: reusing stone from the prior demolition to execute masonry bearing walls. Therefore between 50-60% of building materials were re-used.

 © Jesús J. Ruiz Alonso

(Jesús J.Ruiz Alonso)

其余的是一组相互对立的概念之间的关系，这些概念会产生不同的形式张力：轻盈/庞大；不透明/透明；填充/空白或抽象/具象。

The rest is a set of relationships between OPPOSITE CONCEPTS that generate different formal tensions: lightness / massiveness; opacity / transparency; filled / void or abstraction / figuration.

 Floor Plan

在我们面对对立的二元关系的过程中，必须建立一个中立的平台，在此平台上架设玻璃和砖石亭。在达到连续效果的同时，也创造了一套砌体墙与预存之间的物质关系。

In our process of confronting opposite dualities, was essential to establish a neutral platform upon which the glass and masonry pavilions were erected. As well as to achieve the effect of continuity and meanwhile create a set of material relationship between masonry walls and pre-existences.

外部外壳是不透明的，巨大的。重新解释周围的乡土传统，由砖石建造，并使用传统的技术应用典型的周围城镇的水泥在Ribera del Duero。

The exterior enclosure is opaque, massive. Reinterpreting the surroundings vernacular traditions, being built by masonry and using traditional techniques of applying cement typical from the surrounding townships in Ribera del Duero.

我们的意图是恢复日常符号和代码，代表墙壁和大门，石头和水泥，隐私和封闭。一种隐秘的外表，在越过门槛后，会产生一种光、对比和透明的气氛。

Our intention has been to recover everyday symbols and codes represented in walls and gates, stone and cement, privacy and enclosureness. A secretive exterior that, after crossing the threshold, leads to an atmosphere of light, contrasts and transparencies.