该项目是为一对年轻夫妇设计的,目的是创造一个体现Barwon Heads轻松、沿海生活方式的住宅。改造后的房子需要允许娱乐,并保持内部和外部、旧和新之间的紧密联系。一进入这个修复过的古老住宅,室内的光线立即呈现出来,并与新的木炭地板形成鲜明的对比。通过使用原来的衬板天花板,以及与更新的色调完美契合的时期踢脚线和拱形门框,保持了遗产特征。

Designed for a young couple, the brief was to create a home that embodied the relaxed, coastal lifestyle of Barwon Heads. The transformation needed to allow for entertaining and to maintain a strong connection between inside and outside, old and new. Upon entering the restored period home, the light interior is immediately present and carefully contrasted by new charcoal floorboards. Heritage features are maintained through use of the original lining board ceilings, as well as period skirting and architraves, which fit perfectly with the renewed tones.

通过一个封闭的走廊进入加建部分,在墙壁和天花板上铺设了黑色斑驳的细木工板,并用于隐藏进入公厕、洗衣房和储藏区的门道。通过这条黑暗的走廊的 “旅程”,2.4米高的天花板为用户创造了一种压迫感,在走向起居室时,视线被向前输送到屋檐下的主空间。它创造了一种想要发现房子已经变成什么的愿望,发现旧的是如何转变为新的。

Access to the addition is via an enclosed corridor, lined with black mottled joinery panels on walls and ceilings, and is used to conceal doorways into the rumpus, laundry, and storage areas. The ‘journey’ through this dark corridor with a lower 2.4mH ceiling creates a sense of compression for the user, before a sense of release when walking towards the living room where, the line of sight is funneled forward to where the gable opens up into the main space. It creates a wanting to find out what the house has become, to discover how old has transformed into the new.

当你进入主空间时,会有一种释放的感觉,在这里,一个双层高度的6.5米高的美国橡木衬砌的耙形天花板完全打开了房间。 体积和高度的变化以及对丰富的空间的欣赏是强烈的。木材衬里/包层也有助于模糊内部和外部之间的门槛,划分区域,使空间感觉更宽广,并有助于家庭的轻松感。作为对不饱和木材天花板和细木工制品的补充,银色石灰华板和抛光混凝土地板与手工划痕的实心石膏墙相辅相成,颜色柔和、温暖。亚麻纱窗帘柔和地平衡了空间,创造了舒适和温馨的感觉。

A feeling of release is then experienced as you enter the main space, where a double-height 6.5mH American Oak lined raked ceiling completely opens the room. The changes in volume and height and appreciation for the abundance of space is strong. The timber lining/ cladding also helps blur the threshold between inside and out, delineating zones, making spaces feel more generous, and contributing to the relaxed feel of the home. Complementing the desaturated timber ceilings and joinery, slabs of silver travertine and burnished concrete floors are supplemented with hand-scratched solid plaster walls, in a soft, warm ‘bone’ colour. Linen sheer curtains softly balance the space, creating comfort and a sense of welcoming.

在主房间里,一个大岛的长凳占据了中心位置,并以石灰华为衬里。通过厨房区域内不连续的楼层变化,该岛从厨房长椅无缝地转变成了餐桌。这创造了一个非正式的娱乐和聚会区域,并被认为是一个精致的解决方案来 “提升 “工作台的高度。后面的长凳细木家具延伸到了起居室,将两个空间连接在一起。自然光也通过4.5米高的大玻璃推拉门洒向主空间,拥抱户外,最终欣赏到沿海生活所带来的户外美景。

In the main room, a large island bench takes center stage and is lined in travertine. The island transforms seamlessly from kitchen bench into the dining table, through a discrete floor level change within the kitchen area. This creates an informal area to entertain and gather, and was believed a refined solution to ‘stepping’ the benchtop heights. The back-bench joinery extends into the living area, connecting the two spaces together. Natural light also floods the main space through 4.5mH large glass sliding doors, embracing outdoors and ultimately appreciating the outdoor beauty that coastal living has to offer.

Barwon Heads之家,是一个创造家庭住宅的练习,它与沿海环境和现有的风化板小屋相得益彰。有质感的天然材料对住宅的环境至关重要,同时也为业主提供了一种轻松的耐用感。该住宅对光与暗、实与虚和材料性的处理,为客人和住户创造了一种独特的体验,让他们在未来的日子里享受。

The Barwon Heads House, was an exercise in creating a family home which complimented the coastal environment, and existing weatherboard cottage. Textural, natural materials were critical to the home’s setting, as well as allowing a relaxed feeling of durability for the owners. The home’s play with light and dark, solid and void, and materiality, creates a unique experience for guests and occupants to enjoy for years to come.

Architects: Adam Kane Architects
Year: 2020
Photographs: Timothy Kaye
Manufacturers: Brodware, Carlier and Co, Lovelight, New Age Veneers, Scanlan Makers, made by storey
Builders: Technique Construction Group
Architecture And Interior Design:Adam Kane
Interior Design:Annie MacLean
City:Barwon Heads
Country:Australia