Andrew Burges Architects

Andrew Burges建筑事务所是一家专注于设计的工作室，在单一住宅、多住宅、总体规划以及市政和公共建筑方面具有专业知识ABA的工作基础是对建筑作为一种“地理创造”的创造性形式的信念，每个项目都精心开发，以响应其环境的物理和文化特征

Andrew Burges Architects is a design-focused studio practice with expertise in single residential dwellings, multi-residential housing, master planning, and civic and public buildings — Underlying the work of ABA is a belief in architecture as a creative form of ‘geography making’, with each project carefully developed in response to the physical and cultural character of its setting

Bismarck House是由Robert Plumb Build、Bill Clifton和Will Dangar合作伙伴在Bondi开发的一对半独立住宅的弟弟。Potter Wilson建筑师已经为Bill’s House设计了方案，我们的项目同时回应了这些提议的方案，非常具体的客户简介，通过协调住宅的更多公共区域和沿半圆形建筑北部边界的巷道之间的社会参与的潜力，使公共领域活跃起来。

The Bismarck House is the younger sibling of a pair of semi-detached dwellings in Bondi developed by the partners of Robert Plumb Build, Bill Clifton and Will Dangar. With plans already developed for Bill’s House by Potter Wilson architects, our project simultaneously responds to those proposed plans, the very specific client brief, and the opportunity to enliven the public realm by orchestrating the potential for social engagement between the more public areas of the house and the laneway that runs along the semi’s northern boundary.

我们的设计理念是提供一个灵活的住宅，可以用于度假租赁，也可以作为客户搬离悉尼后的城市住宅。该住宅在本质上也是实验性的和原创的，展示了Robert Plumb项目的建筑能力，同时也优先考虑由Will的景观公司DBS设计的花园，作为房子的一个组成部分。

Our brief was to provide a flexible house that could be used for holiday rental or as a future city house if the clients moved out of Sydney. The house was also to be experimental and original in nature, showcasing Robert Plumb Projects’ building capacity, while also prioritising the garden, to be designed by Will’s landscape company DBS, as an integral part of the house.

我们的项目概念起点是巷道的详细背景。在这种背景下，住宅的一层被设想为基地边界墙之间的连续花园。的共同墙半南部和巷道北部边缘使用再生砖从网站拆迁重建,与周围的花园形成了计划中的关键人物,厨房的长椅上,一个靠窗的座位巷,混凝土结构叶片墙、钢柜用于存储。上层包含三个卧室，被视为一个固体体块，为光线雕刻出空隙，为卧室创造沿巷道长度的对角线和斜观景线。这些光使花园可以沿着巷道的大部分长度运行。

Our conceptual starting point for the project was the detailed context of the laneway. Into this context the ground floor of the house was conceived as a continuous garden between the boundary walls of the site. The common wall of the semi to the south and the laneway edge to the north were rebuilt using recycled bricks from the site demolition, with the garden formed around key figures within the plan – the kitchen bench, a window seat to the lane, a concrete structural blade wall, a steel cabinet for storage. The upper level, containing three bedrooms, is conceived as a solid mass that carves voids for light, creating diagonal and oblique viewing lines along the length of the laneway for the bedrooms. These scoops of light allow the garden to run along the majority of the laneway’s length.