Architects: Bates Masi Architects Project: Georgica Cove House Interior Designer: Erica Millar Designs Location: East Hampton, New York, United States Building size: 6,500 sq. ft. Year 2017 Landscape Architect: J. Mendoza Gardens Photographer: Bates Masi   Architects

建筑师：贝茨马西建筑师项目：乔治卡湾住宅室内设计师：埃丽卡米拉尔设计地点：东汉普顿，纽约，美国建筑面积：6500平方米。英国“金融时报”。2017年景观设计师：J.门多萨花园摄影师：贝茨·马西建筑师

A couple with property on a cove overlooking the ocean asked for a house that would be comfortable for just the two of them the majority of the time. However, with their love of entertaining, the Georgica Cove house had to grow on busy weekends to accommodate their children, grandchildren, and guests. To instill the desired sense of comfort and peace, it was also important that the design blend with the pastoral setting and vernacular building traditions: predominantly shingle style homes and barns that are often built and added to over time. Historic precedent studies revealed that referencing New England connected farms in an innovative way could achieve both goals.

一对夫妇在一个可以俯视大海的海湾上拥有房产，他们要求有一套房子，这对大部分时间来说，这两个人都很舒适。然而，由于他们对娱乐的喜爱，乔治卡湾的房子不得不在繁忙的周末成长，以容纳他们的孩子、孙子和客人。为了激发所需的舒适感和和平感，设计与田园设置和乡土建筑传统相结合也是很重要的：主要是平铺式的住宅和畜牧棚，这些房屋通常会随着时间的推移而建造和增加。历史前兆研究表明，以创新的方式引用新英格兰连接农场可以实现这两个目标。

Connected farms aggregated over time, interconnecting multiple buildings with distinct uses. The architectural style of the Georgica Cove house was applied to subsequent buildings to unify the assembly, but partitions within provided the necessary separation between uses: house to kitchen, kitchen to shop, and shop to barn for instance. One volume was often offset or rotated from the next to provide greater access to light, air, and privacy from the other functions. Following that example, the program of this house is divided into owners’ bedroom and office, eat-in kitchen and family room, formal living and dining, and guest rooms. The spaces are arranged around a courtyard to create visual and physical connections between them but those connections can be broken by large sliding doors. Each structure has an independent mechanical system allowing it to be shut down when unoccupied. This allows the livability of the house to expand and contract whether the couple is alone, hosting dinner guests, or has a full house of overnight guests.

连接的农场随着时间的推移而聚集在一起，相互连接在一起的多座建筑物具有不同的乔治卡湾住宅的建筑风格被应用于随后的建筑，以统一装配，但内部隔断提供了必要的用途之间的分隔：房子到厨房，厨房到商店，商店到谷仓等。一个卷通常被抵消或旋转从下一个，以提供更多的访问光，空气和隐私从其他功能。按照这个例子，这所房子的计划分为业主的卧室和办公室，用餐的厨房和家庭的房间，正式的生活和就餐，以及客房。这些空间被安排在庭院周围，在它们之间建立视觉和物理联系，但是这些连接可以被大的滑动门打破。每个结构都有一个独立的机械系统，允许它在无人使用时关闭。这使得房子的可居住性得以扩展和契约，无论夫妇是独处，招待晚餐客人，还是有一个满屋子的过夜客人。

As with connected farms, a limited palette of materials and details unifies the various spaces and responds to the local climate. The cedar shingles common to local buildings are scaled up to the size of boards to cover the roof and sidewalls. Cedar screens provide privacy and filter light. A marble plinth filled with sand elevates the house above the floodplain while also creating drywells to accept storm water runoff. Oak floors and millwork throughout unify the spaces.

与相连的农场一样，有限的材料和细节调色板将各种空间统一起来，并对当地的气候做出反应。当地建筑中常见的雪松瓦被扩大到覆盖屋顶和侧壁的木板大小。雪松屏幕提供隐私和滤光。一个铺满沙子的大理石基座将房子抬高到洪水平原之上，同时也创造了干井来接受雨水的径流。橡木地板和磨坊贯穿整个空间。

The design repurposes the historic typology of the connected farm to suit the very timely needs of the site and the family. By acknowledging the area’s history and tradition of building, this home is an evolution of its cultural expression.

该设计重新设计了连接农场的历史类型，以适应现场和家庭的非常及时的需要。通过承认该地区的历史和建筑传统，这个家是其文化表现形式的演变。