欢迎来到丛林之家 “建在一个重新焕发活力的遗产立面内，该遗产立面采用渲染砖石、钢结构、木材和绿色植物，位于市中心的遗产保护区内，其典型特征是维多利亚时代晚期的排屋和后工业化仓库改造。一栋年久失修、濒临倒塌的两层店面房屋原本占据了90平方米的三角形场地。原有的斑驳渲染的砖石外墙对当地的文物保护区具有文化和街景意义，其必要的重建受到严格的文物控制。
Built within a rejuvenated heritage façade of rendered masonry, steel, timber, and greenery, the Welcome to the Jungle House is situated in an inner-city heritage conservation area typified by late Victorian row terrace housing and post-industrial warehouse conversions. A two-storey shop top house in disrepair and close to collapse originally occupied the 90sqm triangular site. The original spackled rendered masonry façade had cultural and streetscape significance to the local heritage conservation area and its necessary reconstruction was managed under strict heritage controls.
原有的窗户开口采用了预锈钢框架，并与新开口的白色粉末涂层钢框架并列。一个黑色的光伏板阵列标志着原有北面立面的新增部分，全天都在利用阳光，作为建筑可持续发展属性的广告牌，与原有的文物立面形成鲜明对比。
Original window openings have been framed in pre-rusted steel and juxtaposed with new openings framed in gloss white powder coat steel. A black photovoltaic panel array signals the new addition to the original northern façade, harnessing sunlight throughout the day, acting as a billboard for the sustainability attributes of the architecture, and starkly contrasting the original rendered heritage facade.
住宅的完全可操作的玻璃内表皮与外部点缀的砖石立面相嵌，提供了丰富的光线和视野，同时保持了与公共领域的隐私。这个间隙区为整个高层提供了被动的热调节，花坛 “漂浮 “在玻璃和砖石外皮之间，为绿色植物提供了视野，并通过蒸腾作用为内部空间降温。漂浮的花坛也是一个综合的结构工程解决方案，以满足砌体墙的横向支撑需求。
The fully operable glass inner skin of the home is inset from the outer punctuated masonry façade, providing an abundance of light and outlook whilst maintaining privacy from the public realm. This interstitial zone provides passive thermal regulation across the upper floors with planter beds ‘floating’ in between the glass and masonry skins to provide outlook to greenery and cooling to internal spaces via transpiration. The floating planter beds are also an integrated structurally engineered solution to the lateral bracing needs of the masonry wall.
屋顶由钢制花坛构成，为本地植物和果蔬提供深厚的土壤。花坛由鱼池灌溉，提供由可食用的银鲈（鱼）创造的营养丰富的水。
The rooftop is constructed of steel planter beds that provide deep soil for native plants and fruit and vegetables. The garden beds are irrigated from the fishpond providing nutrient-rich water created by the edible silver perch (fish).
材料。从地面到屋顶的旅程始于烧制的混凝土和纤维水泥板的原始纹理，登上钢制和回收木材的楼梯，到卧室和浴室的水平，完成了丰富和温暖的木板衬托地板墙壁和天花板。上层的生活空间继续使用木材地板和回收木材岛/餐桌长椅来温暖空间。厨房由一系列的机械加工和抛光金属组装而成，与下面的混凝土和木材饰面形成对比。未抛光的不锈钢、黄铜和经阳极氧化处理的铝材在灯光下熠熠生辉，显示出它们的工厂表面处理。
Materials. The journey from ground to roof begins with the raw textures of burnished concrete and fibre cement panels, ascending a steel and recycled timber stair to the bedroom and bathroom level finished in rich and warm timber boards lining the floors walls, and ceilings. The upper floor living space continues with timber flooring and a recycled timber island/dining bench to warm the space. The kitchen has been assembled from an array of machined and polished metals contrasting the concrete and timber finishes of the floors below. Unpolished stainless steel and brass and gold anodised aluminium glow and glean light revealing their factory finishes.
由细钢叶片柱组成的柱廊支撑着上方的屋顶，并特意与建筑边缘垂直交错，以提供午后阳光的遮蔽，使建筑在夏季保持凉爽，而无需使用机械遮阳装置。上面是热镀锌花坛，构成了整个屋顶结构。这些结构性的屋顶 “槽 “是跨度高达8.5M的屋顶梁，同时为花坛容纳了深层土壤，在其底部暴露出来，创造了下面工业化的原始天花板饰面，这个细节与厨房不锈钢和黄铜的工厂饰面相得益彰。
A colonnade of thin steel blade columns supports the roof above and has been deliberately staggered perpendicular from the building’s edge to provide shade from the afternoon sun to keep the building cool in Summer without the need for mechanical shading devices. Above are the hot-dip galvanised planter beds which form the roof structure in its entirety. These structural roof ‘troughs’ are the roof beams spanning up to 8.5M while holding deep soil for the planter beds, exposed at their bases to create the industrially raw ceiling finish below, a detail complimented by the factory finishes of the kitchens stainless steel and brass.
建筑师：CplusC Architectural Workshop
面积：185平方米
年份：2019年
摄影：Murray Fredericks, Michael Lassman, Ryan Ng
能源和环境规划。CplusC Architectural Workshop
结构规划：SDA Structures
外立面规划：CplusC Architectural Workshop
建筑服务 : JH Gordon Plumbing, Electrolite
现场监理+项目管理 : CplusC Architectural Workshop
城市 : Darlington
国家：澳大利亚
Architects: CplusC Architectural Workshop
Area: 185 m²
Year: 2019
Photographs: Murray Fredericks, Michael Lassman, Ryan Ng
Energy and environmental planning: CplusC Architectural Workshop
Structural Planning:SDA Structures
Facade Planning:CplusC Architectural Workshop
Building Services:JH Gordon Plumbing, Electrolite
Site Supervision + Project Management:CplusC Architectural Workshop
City:Darlington
Country:Australia