Anker Hage是位于挪威德拉门市中心的一个小型住房项目。该项目的设计灵感来自于该地产的历史结构。这些建筑围绕着一个美丽而茂盛的花园。花园是设计的基石之一，因为老花园是该地块的一个历史特征。老花园启发了新花园的布局和植物。然而，新花园有更清晰的特征，比老花园更容易进入。
Anker Hage is a small housing project in the center of the city of Drammen, Norway. The project´s design is inspired by the historical structure of the property. The buildings surround a beautiful and lush garden. The garden has been one of the cornerstones of the design, as the old garden is a historical feature on the site. The old garden inspired the layout and plants of the new garden. However, the new garden has got clearer features and is more accessible than the old garden.
建筑物将花园与街道隔开，但向南和向西开放，让阳光照射进来。花园空间保持开放，历史植被被重新建立，以适应花园的新功能。
The building shields the garden from the streets, but opens to the south and west, to let the sun in. The garden space is kept open, and historic vegetation is re-established to adapt to the new function of the garden.
在物业的东南角，一栋老的公寓楼被保留下来并进行了翻新，成为该建筑群的一个组成部分。新建筑对历史和规模有很强的参考价值，立面的划分和屋顶的塑造使它优雅地融入了邻里之间。
In the south-eastern corner of the property, an old apartment building has been preserved and refurbished and is an integrated part of the complex. The new building has strong references to history and scale, the division of the façade and roof shaping makes it blend elegantly into the neighborhood.
花园的外墙用木头包覆，阳台上有钢制栏杆，间隔的栏杆设计给人一种透明的效果。这使公寓向西南方向的光线柔和并开放。
The garden facades are clad with wood and the balconies have steel railings, with spaced balusters design that gives an effect of transparency. This softens and opens the apartments towards the light from the southwest.
花园外墙东部的特色窗框是为了改善邻居公寓和阳台的隐私，并赋予建筑一个独特的特征。
The characteristic window frames in the eastern part of the garden facades are designed to improve privacy to neighbor apartments and balconies and to give the building a distinct character.
面向街道的外墙是旧公寓楼的延续。该建筑被分为两个不同的主要体量，它们有不同的高度和颜色。外墙是用砖头包裹的。砖被用来在部分外墙上做浮雕，以增加细节并强调该地区的历史划分。外墙被设计成几个细节，以创造与老公寓楼的联系。
The facades facing the streets are a continuation of the old apartment building. The building is divided into two distinct main volumes which have different heights and colors. The facades are brick-clad. The brick is used to make relief on parts of the facades to add detail and emphasize the historical division of the area. The facades have been designed with several details to create a connection to the old apartment building.
Architects: Solli arkitekter
Area: 1830 m²
Year: 2018
Photographs: Pilares Eiendom AS / Jonas Adolfsen
Manufacturers: Randers Tegl, Møre Royal
Lead Architects: Lars Borgen, Ørnulf Haugsrud, Arne Finn Solli, Nina Engebakken Duesund
Consultants :Paulsen og Nilsen
Collaborators :Consto Øst AS
Country:Norway