Twist House/哈吉索
Twist House / HAGISO
空间与功能的巧妙融合: “Twist House”最引人入胜之处在于其对空间和功能的巧妙整合。设计师通过微妙的10°旋转,巧妙地在紧凑的城市环境中创造出独特的居住体验。这种旋转不仅为建筑的外观带来了别致感,更重要的是,它在建筑的角落处形成了三角形空隙,这些空隙被巧妙地用作楼梯和阳台,极大地提升了采光、通风和隔热性能。这种设计策略有效地利用了有限的空间,同时提升了居住的舒适度,体现了设计师对空间利用的深刻理解和对居住者体验的关注,是项目最大的亮点。
光影与过渡空间的营造: 项目的另一大精髓在于其对光影和过渡空间的巧妙运用。三角形的空隙不仅是功能性的设计元素,更成为了“光的口袋”,它们使自然光得以更深入地进入室内,创造出丰富的光影效果,从而拓展了视觉上的空间感受。此外,这些空隙还充当了内外世界的过渡空间,形成了一种“第三空间”,既非完全封闭,也非完全开放,模糊了室内与室外的界限。这种设计手法,赋予了建筑独特的氛围,使得居住者能够体验到与传统住宅不同的感受,是项目在设计理念上的一个重要创新。
细节与整体的和谐统一: 项目的成功还体现在细节与整体的和谐统一上。从外部来看,建筑保持了与周围环境相协调的矩形外观,体现了设计师对环境的尊重和融入。而内部,楼梯在上升的过程中逐渐变宽,这种微妙的变化打破了垂直运动的单调感,创造出一种节奏感。设计师在有限的场地内,通过10°旋转的巧妙手法,实现了采光、通风、私密性和整体美学的完美平衡。这种对细节的精雕细琢,以及对整体布局的精准把控,使得“Twist House”成为一个既实用又充满诗意的建筑作品,是值得学习和借鉴的典范。
© Keishin Horikoshi / SS
© Keishin Horikoshi / SS
建筑师提供的文字描述一座小木屋,坐落在东京柳坂密集的城市结构中。这个地区被指定为准防火区,保留了许多在战争中幸存下来的神社和寺庙。为了应对其传统的住宅环境,该设计引入了10°旋转的微妙而独特的元素。
Text description provided by the architects. A tiny wooden house set within the dense urban fabric of Yanaka, Tokyo. This area, designated as a quasi-fire prevention district, preserves numerous shrines and temples that survived wartime destruction. In response to its conventional residential surroundings, the design introduces a subtle yet distinctive element of 10° rotation.
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© Keishin Horikoshi / SS
Floor Plan 2F
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© Keishin Horikoshi / SS
从外部来看,这座房子保持了一个简单的矩形形状,通过遵循阳台和领航员的相似比例与相邻的建筑相协调。然而,在嵌套的墙内旋转10°,在角落处产生有趣的三角形空隙,仿佛是由壁厚的分裂形成的。
Externally, the house maintains a simple rectangular form, harmonizing with neighboring buildings by following similar proportions for balconies and pilotis. However, within a nested wall is rotated by 10°, generating intriguing triangular voids at the corners, as if formed by the splitting of wall thickness.
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Continuity Section
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© Keishin Horikoshi / SS
© Keishin Horikoshi / SS
这些空隙起着楼梯和阳台的作用,增强了自然光、通风和隔热。它们还充当过渡空间,在内部和外部世界之间调解一个既不完全封闭也不完全开放的“第三空间”。此外,这些三角形的空隙充当了光的口袋,在视觉上将感知的空间体积扩展到实际的建筑面积之外。
These voids function as staircases and balconies, enhancing natural light, ventilation, and insulation. They also act as transitional spaces, mediating between the interior and the outside world a "third space" that is neither fully enclosed nor completely open. Additionally, these triangular voids serve as pockets of light, visually expanding the perceived spatial volume beyond the actual floor area.
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Floor Plan 3F
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在一个垂直运动起着重要作用的三层结构中,楼梯在上升过程中微妙地变宽,从阴影较低的楼层过渡到较亮的上层。这种变化创造了一种节奏感,防止在房子里移动时感到单调。通过在三面紧密封闭的场地内引入10°旋转,该设计实现了亮度和私密性,重新定义了城市住房的传统形象。
In a three-story structure where vertical movement plays a significant role, the staircase subtly widens as it ascends, transitioning from the shadowed lower floors to the brighter upper levels. This variation creates a sense of rhythm, preventing movement through the house from feeling monotonous. By introducing a 10° rotation within a site tightly enclosed on three sides, the design achieves both brightness and privacy, redefining the conventional image of urban housing.
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