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架构师提供的文本描述。我们的客户是一个有一对50多岁的夫妇、两个孩子和他们的母亲的家庭。他们以前住在基索地区，在明治时期用木头、纸和灰泥建造的有一百年历史的农舍。基索以其自然美景而闻名，周围是山脉、森林和水。客户喜欢老房子和这片地区，但意外迫使他们搬家，于是他们买了一套现有的房子，在邻近的郊区有一个可爱的老花园。不幸的是，购买的房屋没有足够的抗震能力，因此需要拆除，然后在工地上新建。

Text description provided by the architects. Our client is a family with a couple in their fifties, two children and their mother. They formerly lived in the Kiso region in a one hundred year old farm house built with wood, paper, and mortar in the Meiji period. Kiso is known for its natural beauty, surrounded by mountains, forests and water. The client loved the old house and the area, but an accident forced them to move, so they purchased an existing house with a lovely old garden in an adjacent suburb. Unfortunately, the purchased home was not adequately earthquake-proofed so it required demolition and then new construction on the site. 

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在这一进退两难之后，我们希望能用一个新家来安慰流离失所的家庭，这个新家有他们喜欢的一些传统的日本风格。木结构和梁的建造是对基索的老房子的致敬。日本柏树(Hinoki)的木材是从山林的家庭所有，他们在那里种植树木为他们的儿子的出生。

After this dilemma, our hope was to comfort the displaced family with a new home that had some of the traditional Japanese style that they loved. The wood textures and beam construction were a tribute to the old house in Kiso. Japanese Cypress (Hinoki) timbers were taken from a mountain forest owned by the family, where they had planted trees for their son’s birth.

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茧屋建在一处狭小而深邃的地产上，后面有一个古老的花园。在北面，面对道路，我们放置了储藏室和空间，以吸收光和风。在整个计划中，日本风格的垂直板条分区被用于隐私保护。一个多用途的地面提供了一个入口从北方，并延伸到南方花园。这条室内/室外走廊内衬着储藏室，成为客人的中心公共空间。在整个计划中有两个主要的视觉主题：标志性的方格空间，以及让人回想起茧线的检查模式。

The Cocoon house is built on a property that is narrow and deep, with an old garden in the back. On the north side facing the road we placed storage and space to take in light and wind. Japanese-style vertical slat partitions were used for privacy throughout the plan. A multipurpose earth floor provides an entrance from the north and extends to the south garden. This indoor/outdoor corridor is lined with storage, and becomes the central public space for guests. There are two dominant visual themes throughout the plan: iconic framed square spaces, and checker patterns that recall the thread of a cocoon.

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传统的花园是重新设计的踏脚石通向地面的内部。虽然邻近的房屋大多采用传统的工业风格，但我们的设计目标是将新旧建筑融入现代化的日本建筑语言。

 The traditional garden was redesigned with stepping stones leading to the earth floor of the interior. While most of the neighboring houses are of a more conventional industrial style, our design aims to integrate the old and new into a modernized Japanese architectural language. 

 Floor Plan

Architects Studio Aula

Location Shiojiri, Japan

Category Houses

Architect in Charge Mitsuru Yoshida,Kyoko Hoshina

Project Year 2013

Photographs Ippei Shinzawa