Fort Greene Pavilion ONeill McVoy Architects

2014-04-16 01:00

 © Iwan Baan

(Iwan Baan)

架构师提供的文本描述。而不是增加，我们的概念是一个薄薄的，线性框架的花园亭设置，而不是厚重的砖石褐石。19世纪的褐石依然保持原样，而拥有厨房和非正式社交空间的新展馆则靠在原来的后院墙旁边，没有任何调解联系。从客厅的地板进入展馆，感觉就像踏进花园。

Text description provided by the architects. Rather than an addition, our concept was for a thin, linear framed garden pavilion set in contrast to the heavy masonry brownstone. The 19th century brownstone remains exactly as it was, while the new pavilion, with kitchen and informal social space, sits alongside, up against the original backyard wall with no mediating connection. Entering the pavilion from the house's parlor floor feels like stepping into the garden.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

混合木/钢框架成员形成一个格子状的结构，开放给不断变化的季节性景观布鲁克林后院。有角度的透明和半透明的玻璃平面在移动的倒影中捕捉到景观，用漫射和反射的光来提高视野。大窗户枢轴打开，进一步移动平面玻璃组成和扩大边界之间的内部/室外。客厅地板的厨房有白色的灰烬柜，通过一个开放的楼梯连接到一个橡木内衬的音乐室，滑动的玻璃墙一直延伸到花园。他们的客户是诗人、律师/辩护律师和他们两个十几岁的女儿。

The hybrid wood/steel framing members form a lattice-like structure open to the changing seasonal landscape of Brooklyn rear yards. The angled transparent and translucent glass planes pick up the landscape in shifted reflections, heightening views with diffuse and reflected light. Large windows pivot open, further shifting the planar glass composition and expanding the boundary between inside/outdoors. The parlor-floor kitchen with white-stained ash cabinetry connects via an open stair down to an oak-lined music room with sliding glass walls opening out to the garden. The clients are a poet, attorney/advocate and their two teenage daughters.