© Robert Frith

罗伯特·弗里奇

架构师提供的文本描述。这个项目的目的是展示如何在市中心的一个小街区上建造一个慷慨的家庭住宅。它开始展示一个小街区如何仍然有大量的外部空间用于生活和花园，它也想挑战建筑设计的房屋是负担不起的概念。最后，我们想设计一所房子，让人们的空间比汽车的空间更优越。在这种设计中没有设置锁车库，而是在后方右侧设置了两个停车场。

Text description provided by the architects. This project set out to provide a demonstration of how a generous family home could be constructed on a small inner city block. It set out to show how a small block could still have a generous amount of external spaces for living and gardens and it also wanted to challenge the notion that architecturally design houses were unaffordable. Finally we wanted to design a house that privileged the spaces for people over the spaces for cars. No lock up garage was provided in this design but rather a two car parking area off the rear right of way.

 © Robert Frith

罗伯特·弗里奇

该项目的现场是一个后方细分块在内郊珀斯。进入街区是从后方的权利的方式。该网站的紧凑性要求创建一个简单的两层房屋，与场地和周围的景观有很强的关系。

The site for this project is a rear sub-divided block in inner suburban Perth. Access to the block is from a rear right of way. The compactness of the site required that a simple two level house be created that has a strong relationship to site and the surrounding landscape.

 © Robert Frith

罗伯特·弗里奇

房子的形式实际上是一个木箱，栖息在稳定的再生混凝土墙壁之上。厚重的墙壁镶嵌在地面上，定义了内部和外部的生活区。这些墙创造了一个坚实的边界与道路的权利，隐藏开放和美丽的空间内。

The form of the house is literally a timber box perched on top of stabilised recycled concrete walls. The heavy walls are embedded into the ground and define the internal and external living areas. The walls create a solid boundary with the right of way, concealing the openness and beauty of the spaces within.

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墙上的木箱里有房子的私人区域。这些空间挂在下面的混凝土墙上，体现了上层的质量。每个空间的位置是为了最大限度地连接周围的环境，框架景观，如城市和树梢。

The timber box on top of the walls contains the private areas of the house. These spaces overhang the concrete walls below expressing the box like quality of the upper level. Each space is positioned to maximise its connection to the surroundings, framing views such as the City and tree tops.

 © Robert Frith

罗伯特·弗里奇

该项目是一个通过减少材料和形式简单的思想约束的探索。有限的预算需要创造性的材料和细节。稳定的混凝土墙不需要修整和油漆。木材通过使用清澈的光洁度来庆祝，以使固有的颜色和纹理发光。

The project is an exploration in ideas of restraint through reduction of materials and simplicity of form. A constrained budget required inventiveness of materials and detailing. The stabilised concrete walls required no finishing and painting. The timber has been celebrated through the use of a clear finish to allow the colour and texture inherent to shine through

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Architects Jonathan Lake Architects

Location North Perth, Australia

Category Houses

Project Year 2014

Photographs Robert Frith