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加拿大-休伦湖避暑别墅

2020-Lake Huron

特点：考虑自然环境带来的损耗，以延长建筑使用寿命为标准；建立全自动化楼宇循环系统！和维护机能，是一座隐居于森林和湖岸之间，拥有独特环境风貌的建筑代表。也是生命延展的未知符号？

This summer house is set on the banks of Lake Huron in a small, remote Canadian town about an hour’s drive from London, Ontario. While the architectural context might be characterised as somewhat conservative “cabin country”, this house attempts to extend the possibilities of the traditional lakeside family retreat through a contemporary architectural approach, harnessing recent developments in design, technology and sustainability to connect meaningfully with its beautiful natural setting while exploring new ways of enhancing the lifestyle experience of the family summer getaway.

While the aesthetic approach that Cape Town-based architecture firm SAOTA took might seem like a radical departure from the traditional regional architecture, the architects have taken great care to keep the design unobtrusive and sensitive to its setting, while still making an architectural statement.

The site is a bluff occupying the transitional space between water and forest, rising 3.5m from road level and then dropping down to the water to create a grassy embankment. The building is set back on the property towards the street to preserve the natural bluff. On approach, the house is largely concealed by the surrounding mature fir trees, appearing as a simple light-coloured stone box floating effortlessly between the tree trunks. The rear of the house, facing Lake Huron, dissolves into a two-storey wall of glass washing natural light deep into the interiors.

Conceptually, the design consists of a series of stacked and suspended rectangular boxes, one embedding the building into the ground plane, the other suspended overhead to allow the living level to exist between the volumes. An indoor/outdoor volume to the south anchors the building and maximises the site’s lakeside views while allowing the living spaces to occupy the foreground. A bank of bedrooms projects backwards above the garage.

The way in which the building is largely obscured from the street and in turn screens views of the lake helps build suspense on arrival, only to satisfy the sense of anticipation on entry via the large pivot door. From the threshold, a dramatic triple-volume atrium lets in natural light and draws the eye outwards towards the view.

Programmatically, in keeping with the client brief, the spaces are fluid, the levels easy to navigate and the layout simple and well-structured, allowing for a casual atmosphere. The vast central volume is subtly contrasted with more intimate and contained volumes in the kitchen and other living spaces for a varied and articulated spatial experience.

The upper-level housing the master bedroom is devoted entirely to the owners’ private space, including an office and a gym. To the front of the house, a covered outdoor entertainment area flanks a swimming pool. A boardwalk and staircase descend to a refurbished cabin that predated the house, and now houses a guest suite and additional outdoor entertainment area to facilitate long summer days playing on the lake.

The client’s favourite room is the ‘engine room’ on the lowest floor, which houses all the building services infrastructure. A commercial-grade Building Automation System (BAS) controls and monitors the home, ensuring optimum performance at all times. A 15kw solar array provides power to the home and excess power is regularly fed back into the utility grid for credit and later use. The limited municipal infrastructure for stormwater and sewer resulted in an on-property underground stormwater system that can handle a 100-year storm and an eco-flo septic system to deal with all sewer requirements on site.

The finishes, externally and internally, favour a ceramic panelled system robust and hard-wearing enough to prove long-lasting in the extremes of the Canadian climate, which together with the home’s energy efficiency and the general longevity of the project and its materials, components and fittings contribute to its sustainability.

The interior decoration was by ARRCC, the interiors division of SAOTA.

Lake Huron

项目位于美洲四大湖，其中第二大湖（休伦湖）湖岸避暑别墅，这里与森林、湖岸、岛屿、滩石风光为一体的度假避暑别墅群为建设生态中心，开发者将以往荒芜杂乱的休伦湖，变成拥有环境特色和科技技术吸引力的项目，加上离加拿大安大略省、伦敦只有一个小时的车程，成为更多人选择作为家庭避暑别墅的优选。

湖岸别墅，将底层湖岸高度提升至3.5M高，合理解决环境所造成的建筑损坏，将入户花园向上延伸，提高湖岸居住视线的效果。将传统的别墅设计优良化，从外部建筑设计开始，以更现代的设计方案，融入这原始风貌之中。亦将科技、技术、和居住时长做一个现代循环系统的养护。即对周遭环境做一个设想，从更长远的时间来试炼这座避暑别墅所承载的生命力！

设计以方盒子的模样，架设空间的转换，融入更多的可能，将生态环境加持的力量铺展在这条曾经荒芜，无人问抵的湖岸线上。

在未来以低调的内部格局，填满空间和生活仪式的需求。放涤自由和离群者一个纯粹的乐园。