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架构师提供的文本描述。Profile House提供了一个令人振奋的敬意定义的工业类型的布伦瑞克东部，在墨尔本的内部北部。简单的规划创造了干净，优雅和雕塑的内部居住空间。

Text description provided by the architects. The Profile House offers an evocative tribute to the defined industrial typology of Brunswick East, in Melbourne’s inner north. Simple planning creates clean, elegant and sculptural internal living spaces.

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为了在他们典型的加州黑人Bungalow中寻找一个新成员，客户们强调了他们未来家的可持续发展。因此，他们描述了一种开放、轻盈和视觉连续性的空间，连接着他们的家和风景。

Seeking an addition to their typically dark Californian Bungalow, the clients emphasized the sustainable performance of their future home. Accordingly, they described a space with a feeling of openness, lightness, and visual continuity, connecting their home and landscape.

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他们的职业强化了这些价值，其中一个专业从事环境场地的定性和补救，另一个从事替代医疗。

These values were reinforced by their professions, one specializing in environmental site characterization and remediation, and the other practicing alternative medicine.

位于一个半工业区，该地点提供视觉接近该地区的砖瓦和瓦楞纸铁仓库。一些仓库和工厂仍在运作，而许多仓库和工厂处于休眠状态并处于失修状态，它们即将灭亡或重新开发多层公寓楼的时机已经成熟。

Located in a semi-industrial zone, the site offers visual proximity to the area’s brick and corrugated iron warehouses. Some warehouses and factories are still operational, whilst many lie dormant and in disrepair, ripe for either their imminent demise or redevelopment into multi-storey apartment blocks.

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强烈的内部垂直剖面挤压形成西面高程。与粗糙的锯重叠维多利亚灰木材，这一独特的轮廓继续沿着西部边界作为定义的建筑表达的轮廓，同时提供了一个安全的建筑简介。每一个内部空间的特征都是高起伏的天花板，这些天花板在中央码头堆放庭院和西边较小的光井的辅助下，让自然光贯穿整个规划。

A strong internal vertical profile extrudes to form the western elevation. Clad with rough-sawn overlapping Victorian Ash timber, this distinct contour continues along the western boundary as the defining architectural expression of the Profile House, whilst delivering on the brief of a secure building. The defining character of each internal space is the high undulating ceilings, these, assisted by a central wharf-decking courtyard and smaller light-well to the west, allow natural light to penetrate throughout the entire plan.

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除了保留三间前厅和中央浴室外，该计划现在还包括一个改造过的厨房和餐厅，一个非正式的儿童区，以及新的居住空间。新的主卧室、套间和私人花园也被纳入其中。

In addition to the retention of three front rooms and central bathroom, the plan now features a re-worked kitchen and dining area, an informal children’s area, and new living space. A new main bedroom, ensuite and private garden are also incorporated.

整体设计加强了家庭参与和视觉交流，加强了空间和活动之间的关系。

The overall design strengthens family engagement and visual communication, reinforcing the relationships between space and activity.

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除了可靠的设计战略，如仔细规划方向和交叉通风，太阳能热水和集水系统也包括在内，以及在主要居住空间使用北向热团。天然材料的选择和完成的低体现能源包括：非调味，未碾磨维多利亚灰木材，和竹木地板，通过加入符合客户的环境规定。

In addition to dependable design strategies such as careful plan orientation and cross ventilation, solar hot water and water harvesting systems were also included, as well as the use of north facing thermal mass in the main living space. Natural material choices and finishes of low embodied energy including: un-seasoned, un-milled Victorian ash timber, and bamboo flooring through-out the addition adhered to the client’s environmental stipulations.

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这是一个令人耳目一新的变化，从住宅，仅仅是最大化的开发商回报，邻居已经对低规模的设计作出了赞赏的反应，同时保持了地区建设的完整性。在一个微妙的举动，该项目进一步软化角落，使用木材在边界墙，并列与材料的工厂。

A refreshing change from housing that simply maximizes developer returns, neighbours have responded appreciatively to the low scale design, whilst maintaining the areas built integrity. In a subtle move the project further softens the corner, with the use of the timber in the boundary wall, juxtaposing against the materials of the factories.

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这一紧凑、经济和高度适宜居住的结果是所有顾问、建筑商、建筑师和特别是客户之间的包容性对话的结果。

This compact, economical and highly livable outcome was a result of inclusive dialogue between all consultants, the builder, architect and in-particular the client.

Architects Black Line One X Architecture Studio

Location Brunswick East VIC, Australia

Category Extension

Area 83.0 sqm

Project Year 2012

Photographs Peter Bennetts