加州 Berkeley 山间“光之宅”_家装空间_设计案例作品

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设计亮点

嵌入岩石的钢筋混凝土桩基、首用的住宅地震阻尼框架、南向和西向的玻璃幕墙以最大程度获取太阳能、利用烟囱效应实现自然通风与降温。

House of Light

Located in the Berkeley Hills, on a steep incline facing panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay, the design of this three-level house is guided by seismic constraints, topography, micro-climate, sun path, and the property’s protected oak trees. To address the risks of earthquakes and landslides, the house is built on grade beams resting on concrete piles embedded in bedrock, avoiding the complexity and expense of excavation and retaining walls. The design includes the first use of residential seismic damper frames which slow the response of the structure in a seismic event and allow it to withstand the maximum predicted earthquake with minimal damage.

Photography by © Matthew Millman

Throughout the house, small cantilevers extend space beyond the major structural ele-ments that are directly in-line with the foundations. On the upper level, the most dra-matic of the cantilevers extends beyond the western facade, projecting visitors out into the view. Given a year-round temperate yet chilly climate, the home’s living area is glazed to the south and west, creating a space that maximizes solar heat gain.

Photography by © Matthew Millman

Large sliding glass doors and high clerestory windows allow cooling breezes to regulate temperature, so the living area feels very much like an exterior covered porch. The middle level remains cooler, and by opening a large glazed door on the lower level, the chimney effect brings more cool air to the upper level.

The house requires very little heating and no air-conditioning. Solar panels on the roof create more than enough electricity for the house and an electric car. By weaving the design through the site’s constraints and riches, the design creates a warm home lit by golden light, profoundly connected to its landscape with a net-positive energy footprint.

Photography by © Joe Fletcher

Project Info: Architects: Rangr Studio Location: Berkeley, United States Area: 2850 ft² Project Year: 2018 Photographs: Matthew Millman, Joe Fletcher Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Bertazzoni, Grohe, Hansgrohe, Litecontrol, Marvin, Miele, Alaskan Yellow Cedar, Corian, Diode LED, Dynamic Windows, Stucco, Thea, Trimble, WAC Lighting

Photography by © Joe Fletcher

Photography by © Matthew Millman

Photography by © Joe Fletcher

South elevation

Ground floor plan

Middle floor plan

Upper floor plan

Site plan

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