位于巴西Itauna的一座现代舒适的豪华私人住宅RN Residence，由当地的建筑及室内设计工作室

Jacobsen Arquitetura

设计。在现有的房子后面，有一棵神奇的本土树木，枝叶繁茂，品种Vinhatico。Jacobsen Arquitetura甚至注意到，从更高的角度看，大坝的视野更宽、更通畅，由于地势平坦，而且相对于水面来说，也更后退。

RN Residence, a modern and comfortable luxury private Residence in Itauna, Brazil, was designed by local architecture and interior design studio Jacobsen Arquitetura. There was an amazing leafy native tree, of the Vinhático species, at the back of the existing house. Jacobsen Arquitetura even noticed that the view of the dam was wider and unobstructed from a higher point of view and retreated in relation to the water, due to the smooth topography.

通过这种方式，该项目围绕着树木展开，因此Jacobsen Arquitetura可以创造一个大的平面和景观区域，由树根的水平定义。底层是平面和不对称的，框住了院子，它被房间和阳台横向划定，在后面是卧室。通过这种空间配置，住宅的所有房间都能看到外部区域的广阔视野。

In this way, the project was developed around the tree, so that Jacobsen Arquitetura could create a large flat and landscaped area, defined by the level of the roots. The ground floor, plan and asymmetric, frames the courtyard, which is delimited laterally by rooms and balconies and, at the back, by the bedrooms. With this spatial configuration, all the rooms of the residence had a wide view of the external area.

建筑设计的另一个重要元素是树冠下的木制平台，它以一种自然的方式连接房子和花园。值得注意的是，服务区是横向导向的旁边的汽车通道。在这个地方，有旋转门打开入口大厅，在那里有一个铁矿石的 "花园"，回顾了该地区的生产使命，寻求与该地区的特性建立联系。

Another important element for the architectural design was the creation of a wooden deck under the canopy of the tree, which connects the house to the garden in a natural way. It is important to note that the service areas are laterally oriented next to the car access. In this place, there are pivoting doors that open the entrance hall, where a “garden” of iron ore stones recalls the region's productive vocation, seeking to establish connections with the specificities of the region.

基于这种推理，Jacobsen Arquitetura尝试使用参考巴西“农舍”类型的装饰材料。在这个意义上，花岗岩既出现在石墙上，也出现在社交区域的地板上。他们还选择使用Freijo木材应用于天花板和卧室的中空板。木材在项目的发展中发挥着核心作用，形成了当代空间概念。提供外部和内部区域的整合，木材的使用与创造具有过滤自然光的空间相关联，此外还有助于展示重要的艺术品和住宅的内部家具。

Following this reasoning, Jacobsen Arquitetura experimented using finishing materials that refer to the typology of the Brazilian “farmhouse”. In this sense, the granite appears both on stone walls and on the floors of social areas. Their also choose to use the Freijó wood applied to the ceiling and to the hollow panels of the bedrooms. The wood takes a central role in the development of the project, allowing the configuration of a contemporary spatial concept. Providing the integration of external and internal areas, the use of wood was linked to the creation of spaces endowed with filtered natural light, in addition to contributing to the exhibition of important pieces of art and the internal furniture of the residence.

Architect:JacobsenArquitetura

Photos:FernandoGuerra|FG+SG

Words:倩倩