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架构师提供的文本描述。548 Stradbrook是一个充满八个单元的开发项目，占据了温尼伯的奥斯本村附近的一所兄弟会的旧址。这栋建筑坐落在一条成熟的住宅街道上，两旁是世纪之交的住宅、百年历史的榆树和一座历史悠久的砖头教堂，它被一层反光的玻璃裹尸布包裹着，可以用充满个性的环境来伪装。

Text description provided by the architects. 548 Stradbrook is an eight unit infill development occupying the site of a former fraternity house in Winnipeg’s Osborne Village neighbourhood. Located on a mature residential street lined with turn-of-the-century homes, 100 year-old elm trees and an historic brick church, the building is wrapped in a reflective glass shroud that allows it to be camouflaged with its character-filled surroundings.

 Exploded Axon

爆炸轴

该项目以三层高、紧凑的形式应对现有的分区挫折和密度限制，其中包括六套两居室公寓和两套三居室阁楼单元。一个8‘x40’乐队包括所有必要的出口楼梯和大多数公共走廊。从减少内部流通中获得的面积是通过为租户提供大量室外空间而得到的，这些空间包括底层露台、二楼阳台以及从三楼阁楼进入的大型屋顶甲板。

The project responds to existing zoning setbacks and density constraints with a three-storey, compact form that contains six two-bedroom flats and two three-bedroom loft units. An 8’ x 40’ band incorporates all required exit stairs and the majority of public corridors. The area gained from reduced internal circulation is given back through generous outdoor space for tenants, including ground floor patios, second floor balconies as well as a large rooftop deck accessed from the third floor mezzanine level.

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548 Stradbrook的包层处理从它的历史背景中得到了直接的启发，体现了高水平的工艺和对建造邻近遗产房屋的细节的仔细关注。该设计重新解释了传统的重叠壁板与一个定制的，瓦状玻璃窗̧的反射面板，是覆盖像鱼鳞片垂直和横向横跨整个建筑。钢化板遵循一种简单的网格模式，只要有必要，就可以方便地替代窗口。镜面一样的完成和微妙的角度玻璃创造了一个短暂的反射和光线在白天的相互作用，并将建筑物变成一个发光的幽灵在夜间。

548 Stradbrook’s cladding treatment draws direct inspiration from its historic context, embodying the high level of workmanship and careful attention to detail present in the construction of neighbouring heritage homes. The design reinterprets traditional lap siding with a custom, shingled glass façade of reflective panels that are overlaid like fish scales both vertically and horizontally across the entire building. The tempered panels follow a simple grid pattern that allows them to be easily substituted for windows wherever necessary. The mirror-like finish and subtle angling of the glass creates an ephemeral interplay of reflections and light during the day, and transforms the building into a glowing apparition at night.

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在二楼，一个金属天篷包裹着大楼的周边，支撑着一个由黑色细柱组成的柱廊，它轻轻地触及了下面的人行道。在功能上，天篷为房客定义了一个前院庭院空间和隐蔽的步行路径。在美学上，天篷提供了一个稳定的对点和接地元件，以平衡不断变化的性质的玻璃façade以上。

At the second floor level, a metal canopy wraps the building’s perimeter, supported by a colonnade of thin black columns that lightly touch the sidewalk below. Functionally, the canopy defines a front yard patio space and sheltered walking path for tenants. Aesthetically, the canopy provides a stable counterpoint and grounding element to balance the ever- changing nature of the glass façade above. 

 Level 01 Plan

01级计划

Architects 5468796 Architecture

Location Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Category Renovation

Area 9200.0 ft2

Project Year 2014

Photographs James Brittain Photography