The renowned photographer Peter Krasilnikoff commissioned architecture practice Studio David Thulstrup for his private residence and studio in the Islands Brygge harbour-side district of Copenhagen. The guiding inspiration for the project evolved from worn-out warehouses and factories with their blackened steel and old bricks; a concept direction which was sparked by the desire to retain the three raw-brick walls of the original garage building on the site.

著名摄影师PeterKrasilnikoff委托建筑实践工作室davidthulstrup为他的私人住所和位于哥本哈根布赖格海口区的工作室工作。该项目的指导灵感来源于破旧的仓库和工厂，他们用发黑的钢和旧砖块；这是一个概念的方向，这是由想要保留原来的车库建筑的三块生砖墙的愿望所激发的。

Retaining the brick walls which sit to the boundary of the narrow site, revealed the challenge of permitting light into the new building structure. The task was solved by a simple gesture with a slight twist.

保留位于狭窄地盘边界的砖墙，显示了容许光线进入新建筑物的挑战。这个任务用一个简单的手势稍微扭转一下就解决了。

A glass-walled atrium was dropped down through the center of the building volume and floods all three floors of the residence with natural light. The atrium contains expanses of dark mirror paneling creating the appearance of a far larger internal space and enhanced lighting effect. Specially selected greenery has been planted in a manner of a natural Scandinavian woodland. The atrium is the central green heart of the house.

一座玻璃幕墙的中庭从建筑体积的中心落下，用自然光淹没了住宅的三层楼。中庭包含广阔的暗镜镶板，创造了一个更大的内部空间的外观和增强的照明效果。特别选定的绿色植物是以一种自然的斯堪的纳维亚林地的方式种植的。中庭是房屋的中心绿色心脏。

All planning of the residence is structured around this central atrium. On the ground floor is the entrance, open-plan kitchen, dining room and sitting room. In these areas raw poured concrete contrasts blackened steel paneling and the original raw brick walls. Accents in color and texture are added with a bespoke terrazzo kitchen and floor-to-ceiling dark navy and intense aubergine velvet curtains from Kvadrat.

住宅的所有规划都围绕着这个中心的中庭。在一楼是入口，开放式厨房，餐厅和客厅.在这些地区，生料浇筑混凝土的对比变黑的钢铁镶板和原始的生砖墙。色彩和质地的口音与定制的水磨石厨房和地板到天花板的深色海军和强烈的茄子天鹅绒窗帘来自Kvadrat。

Cladding the atrium, wall paneling of natural Dinesen oak hint at the atmosphere of the upper levels. Layered upon this, the central staircase of perforated blackened steel guides to the first floor. The materiality of the ground floor is softened in contrast here with light oak walls and floors, curtains and a terrazzo-lined bathroom in a soft grey hue.

包覆中庭，墙壁镶板的天然狄尼森橡木暗示大气的上层。在此基础上，穿孔黑钢的中央楼梯通向一楼。与此形成鲜明对比的是，一楼的物质性与浅色橡木墙、地板、窗帘和一个柔和灰色的水磨石衬浴室形成鲜明对比。

As a special feature, a glass-walled “roof-room” opens up towards a richly planted terrace and directs the view to the unconventional architectural treatment of the facade. The entire building is covered by a cladding of vertical strips from Brazilian hardwood. The material will slowly weather to a pale silvery grey over time, a gesture which perfectly mirrors the central philosophy of Studio David Thulstrup. Every building is created especially for the needs and imagination of the particular client. The work of the practice oscillates between a constructive architectural and material-based interior design approach, by integrating refined ideas of new materiality and bespoke pieces of furniture into a spatial vision.

作为一个特殊的特点，一个玻璃墙的“屋顶房”打开了一个种植丰富的露台，并引导视图的外观非传统的建筑处理。整个建筑被巴西硬木的垂直条带覆盖。随着时间的推移，这种材料将慢慢地呈现出一种苍白的银灰色，这一姿态完美地反映了大卫·苏尔斯特鲁普工作室的核心理念。每一栋建筑都是为了满足特定客户的需求和想象力而建造的。实践的工作在建筑和材料为基础的室内设计方法之间振荡，将新的物质性和定制的家具组合成一个空间视觉。

Architects: Studio David Thulstrup Project: Private residence for Peter Krasilnikoff Location: Sturlasgade, Copenhagen, Denmark Area: 500.0 sqm Photographs: Peter Krasilnikoff

建筑师：david thulstrup工作室项目：PeterKrasilnikoff的私人住宅地点：丹麦哥本哈根斯特拉索加德：500.0平方米照片：PeterKrasilnikoff

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