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架构师提供的文本描述。“老石屋”是为一对年轻夫妇的周末度假而设计的,它坐落在一个宏伟的哈德逊山谷6.6英亩的山顶上。作为总体规划的第一阶段,现有的两层半高的2,000平方英尺的房屋被拆除成三块砖墙和地基,然后缩减为一座1000平方英尺的单层结构,并增加了300平方英尺的建筑面积和地下室。客户喜欢在该地区通常建造的现有石墙,并要求将其纳入新的设计。新的屋顶和墙壁包裹了现有的石头结构,创造了一个简单的谷仓形式,充满了自然的光,并引入外部成为这座房子的概念。现有的粗糙石材结构与黑色立缝、金属顶板和染色雪松壁板并置,形成整体外观。
Text description provided by the architects. Old Stone House is designed for a young couple’s weekend retreat and it sits on a magnificent Hudson Valley 6.6 acre mountaintop site. As a phase one of the master plans, existing two and a half story, 2,000 sqft house was stripped down to its three masonry walls and foundation, then reduced to a 1,000 sqft single story structure with 300 sqft addition and basement. The client was fond of the existing stone wall commonly built in the region and requested to incorporate it into the new design. New roof and wall wrapping the existing stone structure to create a simple barn form filled with natural light and bringing the outside in became the concept of this house. The existing rough stone texture is juxtaposed with black standing seam metal roof and stained cedar siding to form a monolithic appearance.
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明显的阳极化铝板组成的窗和门的开放围绕,并进一步强调新的和旧的。主要区域有一个阁楼式的开放式规划,包括生活、就餐和厨房。它的特点是一个16英尺高的大教堂天花板,北面有16英尺x5英尺的天窗,它分散了一整天柔和的光线,而南面的大滑动门提供了山景和通往整个南立面柚木甲板的通道。双高度特征墙有一个隐蔽的口袋,一个可伸缩的投影仪屏幕,周围是一个随意的座位组与一个独立的木材燃烧炉。老式的重铁腿用于餐桌,它增加了一个工业外观和一个定制吊坠灯在上面。
Pronounced anodized aluminium plate composes the window and door opening surrounds and further emphasizes the new and old. The main area has a loft-like open plan containing living, dining, and kitchen. It features a 16’ high cathedral ceiling with a 16’ x 5’ north facing skylight which disperses a soft glow throughout the day while the south facing large sliding doors provide a mountain view and access to the teak deck spanning the entire south facade. The double height feature wall has a concealed pocket with a retractable projector screen and is surrounded by a casual seating group with a freestanding wood burning stove. Vintage heavy iron legs are used for dining table and it adds an industrial appearance together with a custom pendant light over it.
Floor Plan
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新的丝带窗口是插入到现有的砖石开放捕捉日落视图进入厨房区域。白色彩绘壁板的调色板,电线刷过灰色的橡木地板,暴露的屋顶框架形成了平静的对比。木炭灰色漆器完成与震动设计灵感厨房磨坊增加了整体温暖的空间。中等大小的卧室和浴室都集中在东侧的新建筑中。天花板框架暴露在卧室里,漆成白色。这种现代乡村设计,精心布置的窗户收集柔和的晨光。人字形图案的卡拉拉白色大理石瓷砖墙,定制橡木虚荣,和手吹吊灯是组成一个平静和舒缓的效果在空间。
New ribbon window is inserted in the existing masonry opening capturing the sunset view into the kitchen area. The palette of white painted sheetrock walls, wire brushed the gray oak floor, and stained exposed roof framing creates a calm contrast. Charcoal grey lacquer finish with shaker design inspired kitchen millwork adds overall warmth to space. Modest-sized bedrooms and bathroom are grouped in the new structure on the east side. Ceiling framing is exposed and painted white in the bedrooms. This modern rustic design with carefully located windows collects soft morning light. Herringbone patterned Carrara white marble tile walls, custom oak vanity, and hand-blown pendant lamp are composed for a calm and soothing effect in the space.
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Architects TAKATINA LLC
Location United States
Lead Architects Takaaki Kawabata
Area 1000.0 ft2
Project Year 2017
Photographs Mikiko Kikuyama
Category Renovation
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