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架构师提供的文本描述。喀斯特地区曾被橡树覆盖，威尼斯人曾广泛使用这些橡树在水上建造这座城市。他们任由风吹离泥土，露出石灰岩的泥土。在这片土地上，形成了小型、紧凑、石质和几乎没有窗户的房屋的传统，并一直延续到今天。

Text description provided by the architects. The region of Karst was once covered with Oak trees that Venetians have extensively used for building up the City on water. They have left the wind to peel off earth revealing limestone grounds. In this landscape the tradition of small, compact, stony and almost windowless houses developed and remained until today.

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遵循这一传统，决定了小型紧凑型石屋的设计，以适应年轻家庭的需要和当前的技术原则。对传统石质喀斯特民居的重新定义导致了原始人住宅的概念，即紧凑的、石质的、倾斜的屋顶体积，适用于居住在这一地区的当代农村。房子被设想为整体的体积与两个插入的木卷与临时登陆连接。

Following this tradition determined the design of small compact stony house corresponding to the needs of the young family and current technological principles. Redefinition of traditional stony Karst house led to the concept of proto-house as compact, stony, pitched roof volume for contemporary countryside living in this region. The house is conceived as monolithic volume with two inserted wooden volumes connected with interim landing.

 Floor Plan

底层主要是公共或半公共空间，有多个壮观的景观，另一方面，上层是非常私人的，只有天空景观。该空间分为两个插入木卷，在底层包括厨房与餐厅或浴室，并在上层，主卧室和儿童的房间。房子的概念允许每个卧室表现为主要是木制的房屋，在那里一个人真的感觉在他自己的(象征性的)房子，而不是一个房间。连接两院的桥充当游戏室。

Ground floor operates mostly as public or semi-public space with multiple grand landscape views as on the other hand the upper floor stands very private with sky views only. The space is divided with two inserted wooden volumes which in ground floor contain kitchen with dining or bathroom and in the upper floor master bedroom and children’s room. House in a house concept allow each bedroom to perform as primarily wooden pitched house, where one literally feels like sleeping in his own (symbolic) house and not a room. The bridge connecting both houses acts as playroom.

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这座房子有三扇方形的大窗户，向西是意大利的山顶教堂，南边是森林，东边是入口平台。对传统石质岩溶顶板的重新定义，以其质地、色彩、材料及其陡峭的倾角，作为当代的具体诠释，具有强烈的技术独创性。立面与屋顶的物质联系是传统喀斯特村形象的关键所在。

The house has three large square windows which open views towards hilltop church in Italy to the west, forest to the south and entrance platform to the east. The redefinition of traditional stony Karst roof, with its texture, colour, material and its steep inclination is executed as contemporary concrete interpretation with intense technological ingenuity. Materially inseparable connection between the facade and the roof is key allusion to the image of traditional Karst village.

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住宅的设计解决了当代建筑与传统建筑的关系，揭示了匿名传统建筑的特点，同时也建立了当代建筑与传统条件域的综合关系。

The design of the house addresses the relationship between contemporary and tradition, it opens up the question about the characteristics of anonymous traditional built architecture from which it originates and simultaneously establishes the relationship between contemporary interpretation and traditionally conditional domain of synthesis.

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Architects dekleva gregoric architects

Location Vrhovlje, Slovenia

Category Houses

Project Team Aljoša Dekleva u.d.i.a., M.Arch. (AA Dist),Tina Gregorič u.d.i.a., M.Arch. (AA Dist), Lea Kovič, u.d.i.a., Vid Zabel štud. arh.

Area 83.0 m2

Project Year 2014

Photographs Janez Marolt

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