Affalterwang Liebel Architekten BDA

2013-04-24 01:00

石对石

Stone on stone

一个贫瘠的地区，有一块充满石头的土壤，只能建造1米深的地下水位。一片被马厩限制的地块，只能让南面的光线充足。基于这些情况，我们决定这个新的建筑将是一个分层的房子！

A barren area with a stone-filled soil, which only enables underground levels up to a depth of 1 m to be built. And a plot of land that is constricted by stables, which only allow good light from the southern side. Based on these circumstances, it was decided that this new build would be a split-level house!

 © Michael Schnell

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优势？

The advantages?

一楼的所有独立房间，都是朝北的，由于分层的概念，从南方得到了足够的阳光。

All individual rooms on the first floor, which are north facing, receive enough sun from the south as a result of the split-level concept.

同样，在“地窖区”的研究也从一个深邃的庭院中获得空间和光线。

Similarly, the study in the "cellar area" also gains space and light from a deep-set courtyard.

 © Michael Schnell

迈克尔·施内尔

由于在分层房屋中个别层是交错的，底层是地面以上1.5米。因此，在居住/就餐区，你坐在树梢的高度上-内外都是如此，这创造了一种美妙的氛围。尽管有高度差异，但可以直接进入花园：露台前面有一个略高的斜坡，直通到绿色区域，孩子们在夏季和冬季都会热情地利用它来玩！

Since in the split-level house the individual levels are staggered, the ground floor is 1.5 m above ground level. In the living/dining area you are therefore sitting – inside as well as outside – at treetop height, which creates a wonderful atmosphere. Despite the height difference, there is direct access to the garden: a slightly raised slope directly in front of the patio leads down to the green area and is enthusiastically used by children to play in summer and winter!

 © Michael Schnell

迈克尔·施内尔

房间灯火通明，精心设计的细节巧妙而有效地得到了强调。例如，客厅的楼层窗户遮住了邻居，在绿叶上提供了大气景观。同时，它捕捉到低洼的傍晚阳光，使客厅沉浸在周围的光线中。

The rooms are well-lit and the carefully thought-out details are subtly but effectively emphasised. For example, the floor-level window in the living room hides the neighbours and provides an atmospheric view into the green foliage. At the same time it captures the low-lying evening sun and immerses the living room in an ambient light.

 © Michael Schnell

迈克尔·施内尔

顺便说一句，在挖掘基坑时发现的石头，已被纳入建筑设计的初步阶段：它们现在可以在天然石面和斜坡花园中找到！

Incidentally: the stones that, as expected, were found when excavating the foundation pit were incorporated in the preliminary stages in the building design: they can now be found in the natural stone facade and the sloping garden!