Project: Yeronga House Architects: Tim Bennetton Architects Lead Architects: Tim Bennetton, Ryan Bunn Location: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Area 230.0 m2 Project Year 2017 Photographer: Shantanu Starick

项目：Yeronga House建筑师：TimBennetton建筑公司首席建筑师：TimBennetton，Ryan Bunn地点：澳大利亚昆士兰州布里斯班，澳大利亚230.0平方米项目年摄影师：Shantanu Starick

The existing house was a low key queenslander in one of the leafy ‘O’ streets of Yeronga. There were issues with overland flow (the back garden is effectively a creek during storms). There was some very odd planning which disrupted the flow of the house - had resulted in a very poor use of some spaces (a small room with an 80’s type 45 degree wall on the western side).

现有的房子是一个低调的昆士兰人在叶隆加多叶的‘O’街道之一。陆地上的水流有问题(后面的花园实际上是暴风雨期间的小溪)。有一些非常奇怪的计划破坏了房子的流通。

The major design move was in the creation of a new studio (the “pod”) to the rear of the house, separated by a walkway - series of decks leading down to the back garden (the level of which was raised slightly to avoid all balustrades). The idea behind the pod was to conceptually to drape a ‘cloth’ over two framed - glazed gable ends. This allowed us to increase the drama of a low entry door from the walkway before the room opens up to the south where there is a large Poinciana in the neighbouring property.

主要的设计动作是在房子后面建立一个新的工作室(“吊舱”)，由一条走道隔开。

In the existing house we basically created a new ‘breezeway’ through to the side garden on the west (the ‘back wall’ of the breezeway is a movable awning of aluminium battens – it can hang vertically as a privacy screen - let in the winter sun or horizontally to provide shade). A number of powdercoated aluminium louvre boxes were placed to existing casement windows on the west – this allows the Yeronga house to breathe through the daytime - provides shade to the west.

在现有的房子里，我们基本上创造了一条通往西边花园的新的“风道”(风道的“后墙”是一个可移动的铝板遮阳篷，它可以垂直悬挂，作为一个隐私屏幕。)