墨西哥沙漠中的倾斜屋顶别墅_家装空间_设计案例作品

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设计亮点

利用地下热质量平衡温差，室内外空间错落有致，自然光线与景观完美融合。

The House in Chihuahua is on a golf course in a desert region of northern Mexico. It is designed for the local weather conditions where the difference between daytime and night-time temperatures can be as much as 20 ºC. To balance these extremes the house was partly buried, thus benefiting from the thermal mass of the ground.

photography by © Iwan Baan

The site is in a traditional housing development and, in order to exclude “modern” architecture, rules state that at least 80% of the roofs must be sloping. This directive was reinterpreted, and the roof is a continuous surface at various angles. From the street the house appears to be a simple building with just one storey but, after entering, spaces fall away and become more complex in form.

photography by © Iwan Baan

The interior is organized around a series of courtyards and openings in the roof that provide ventilation, natural light and spectacular views of the landscape.

The building’s living spaces and terraces are designed according to their relative positions and particular functions, and range from deep rectangular courtyards to amorphous terraces. The continuous sloping roof vaults over all these spaces and serves as artificial landscape in the rough countryside.

photography by © Iwan Baan

Project Info :

Architects : PRODUCTORA Project Year : 2008 Construction : Baraka Heating : Enrique Wide Project Area : 375.0 sqm Air conditioning : Corbik Carpentry : Eduardo Morales Garden Design : Rocio Amarante Kitchen Installation : Medel Rust Project Location : Chihuahua, Mexico Structural Engineering : José Ramón Castillo Architect : PRODUCTORA – Carlos Bedoya, Wonne Ickx, Victor Jaime, Abel Perles Collaborators : Fernando Sánchez, Ross Adams, Jorge Cárdenas, Iván Villegas, Thorsten Englert

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