Eagle Ridge Residence Gary Gladwish Architecture

2014-07-13 01:00

架构师提供的文本描述。54年前，她第一次访问了奥卡斯岛，并决定有一天她会住在那里。40年后，她又看到了这片土地，买下了一片森林，山坡上长满了疯疯癫癫的树木、杉树、山毛榉、蓟、苔藓和岩石，向西望去壮丽的景色。在她的一生中，岩石、自然和景观在她的艺术作品中扮演着重要的角色。正是这种吸引力使她相信这是实现她梦想的完美场所。

Text description provided by the architects. 54 years ago she visited Orcas Island for the first time and decided that one day she would live there. 40 years passed before she saw it again and purchased a forested piece of land on a hillside populated with madrone trees, firs, beech, thistle, moss and rocks with magnificent views to the west. Throughout her life rocks, nature and landscape played an important role in her artwork. It was this attraction that convinced her that this was the perfect site to fulfill her dream.

 © Will Austin

c.威尔·奥斯汀

她要求一个开放的，简单的，低维护的设计，与现场的工作方式，使她的连接岛，森林和悬崖总是在房子内。房子的每一部分都是为了容纳不可避免的坏臀部，膝盖和后背，因为不断移动的岩石、泥土和植物而磨损。该项目包括厨房-餐厅-生活区，书房，大师套房，艺术工作室和存储区，灵活地增加卧室或公寓。

She requested an open, simple, low maintenance design which works with the site in such a way that her connection to the island, forest and ledges were always present within the house. Each part of the house was to be designed to accommodate the inevitable bad hips, knees and back worn out from a lifetime of moving rocks, dirt and plants. The program consists of a combined kitchen-dining-living area, study, master suite, art studio and storage area with the flexibility to add bedrooms or an apartment.

解决方案使用了她最喜欢的一些材料：从华盛顿东部拆除的一个百年旧谷仓回收的旧木材，用作墙板的生锈钢，以及从建筑工地打捞回来的苔藓和石头。大门滑开，打开房子的广阔视野，创造了一个客厅在树林里。入口花园将房屋分成两部分，形成两个区域，同时将场地带入房屋，并将视线投向视野。800 S.F.艺术工作室和储藏室保留未加工的空间，以便于日后将它们转换为更多的卧室。

The solution utilizes some of her favorite materials; old wood recycled from a 100 year old barn demolished in eastern Washington, rusty steel for the siding as well as moss and rocks salvaged from the building site. Large doors slide away to open the house to the expansive views, creating a living room in the woods. The entry garden bisects the house creating two zones while it carries the site into the house and the eye out to the view. The 800 s.f. art studio and storage areas are left raw to facilitate converting them to additional bedrooms at a later date.

 © Will Austin

c.威尔·奥斯汀

为了满足客户的要求，房子是高效的，它是由结构绝缘板(SIPS)建造的。这种方法允许更快的施工时间，减少废物的产生，更紧密的结构和更好的绝缘。所有的门窗都是为了超越能源法规的要求而设计的，所有的照明都是LED或紧凑型荧光灯，以降低能耗。该房屋的选址和设计，最大限度地利用无源太阳能的好处，以减少能源负荷。大部分建筑材料已经可回收或回收利用。池塘衬里是从化粪池系统的衬垫砂过滤器，壁炉，炊具，冰箱和一些管道设备购买的剩余物。浴室柜台是从一家正在改建的银行里安装的自行车防弹玻璃。为了保护当地的资源，一辆SUV在大约5辆车内将少量建筑废物从岛上运出，其中绝大部分是可回收材料。

To meet the client’s requirement that the house be highly efficient it is constructed of structural insulated panels (SIPS). This method allows for a faster construction time, less waste generation, tighter construction and better insulation. All the windows and doors are designed to surpass energy code requirements and all of the lighting is either LED or compact fluorescent to reduce energy consumption. The siting and design of the house maximize passive solar benefits to reduce the energy load. Most of the building materials are recyclable or recycled already. The pond liner is a leftover from the liner of the septic system sand filter, the fireplace, cooktop, fridge and some of the plumbing fixtures were purchased used. The bathroom counter is up cycled bullet proof glass from a bank that was being remodeled. To preserve local resources the small amount of construction waste was taken off island in about five loads in an SUV, the vast majority of which was recyclable materials.