Hiro 之家，日本， Suppose Design Office

这个宽敞的房子是一个有两个花园的家。该地点位于主要公路旁的一个商业区，是一个苛刻的地方，以满足客户希望有一个明亮花园的家的要求。这里没有室外花园，所以我们决定规划出那种你几乎可以称之为真正的花园的地方，通过将唤起–户外元素的材料带到室内–类似花园的元素，如光线和原材料。

This spacious house is a home that has two gardens. The site is located in a shopping district alongside the main highway, a harsh place to satisfy the demands of a client desiring a home with bright gardens. There are no outdoor gardens here, so we decided to plan outthe kind of place that you could almost call a real garden, by bringing to the indoors materials that evoke – elements of the outdoors – garden-like elements such as light and raw materials.

通过设置花园房间，让你第一眼就感觉到你是在一个真正的室外花园里–尽管是在室内–我们在室内和室外之间创造了一个区别，通过在房间里放置植物和自行车等具有 “室外 “特征的东西，以及书籍、艺术品和钢琴，我们描绘了一个这些元素都混合在一起的生活。我们通过一点点改变我们看待事物的方式，通过不自觉地认识这些 “内部和外部 “的元素，努力实现这种新的户外形式。室内和室外交融的花园房间表明，与其说这个家不能允许它迄今为止所看到的那种蜕变，不如说这个家对这些变化感到很舒服。

By setting up garden rooms that at first sight make you feel as if you are in a real outdoor garden – despite being indoors – we have created a distinction between the indoors and outdoors, and by putting characteristically “outdoor” things such as plants and bicycles in the rooms, as well as books, artwork, and pianos, we have portrayeda life in which these elements are all mingled. We struggled to achieve this new outdoors-like form by changing the way we looked at things just a little bit, by unconsciously recognizing these “inside and outside” elements. The garden rooms, where the indoors and outdoors mingle, show that rather than being a home that cannot allow the sort of metamorphosis it has seen thus far, this home is comfortable with these changes.