来看看…. 在加西亚住宅（建筑师和客户的第一个项目）建成近二十年后，卡萨-施耐德是建筑师的第一个客户的家。
Coming full circle…. Casa Schneider is home to the architects’ very first client, nearly twenty years after the Garcia Residence (the first project for both architect and client) was built.
20年前，加西亚首次与建筑师接触，希望在一块陡峭的沙漠地块上设计一栋住宅，并将图森山谷的景色尽收眼底。加西亚的住宅–一个坚固的混凝土块、钢和玻璃的住宅–在建筑杂志的 “亚利桑那学校 “期刊上发表，从而启动了这个年轻的公司。
Garcia first approached the architect 20 years ago to design a home on a steep desert lot with commanding views of the Tucson valley. The Garcia residence – a rugged concrete block, steel, and glass dwelling – launched the young firm with their inclusion in Architecture Magazine’s “Arizona School” issue.
20年后，一场婚姻和两个孩子，加西亚住宅的业主（加西亚和施耐德）希望住在离图森市蓬勃发展的市中心和新开发的有轨电车更近的地方，住在一个多代同堂的房子里，以便容纳他年迈的母亲。
Two decades, a marriage, and two children later, the owners of the Garcia Residence (Garcia and Schneider) wanted to live closer to Tucson’s burgeoning downtown and newly developed streetcar in a multi-generational home that could accommodate his aging mother.
这两座房子适应了根本不同的场地和方案条件，反映了这些反差。加西亚的住宅在图森山乡村沙漠环境中是向外看的，而卡萨-施耐德的城市庭院安排则是向内看的。
Attuned to fundamentally different site and programmatic conditions, the two houses reflect those contrasts. While the Garcia residence is outward-looking in its Tucson Mountain rural desert setting, the urban courtyard arrangement of Casa Schneider is internally focused.
施耐德之家的光线和几何图形的游戏源于位于两个相邻房产之间的不寻常的楔形地段。
The play of light and geometry in Casa Schneider stems from the unusual wedge-shaped lot nestled between two adjacent properties.
该设计承认独特的沙漠阳光和它在一天和一年中的动态质量。两个建筑体滑过彼此，邀请太阳将其不断变化的色调和形状投射到抹灰的白墙上。窗户和开口玩弄了一个本来很严肃的外墙。平面的折叠和切面在内部和外部接受沙漠光线的不断变化的色调。
The design acknowledges the unique desert sunlight and its dynamic quality throughout the day and year. Two building masses slip past one another, inviting the sun to cast its constantly changing hues and shapes on plastered white walls. Windows and openings playfully animate an otherwise monastic façade. Planes fold and facet to receive the ever-changing hue of desert light at both interior and exterior.
该设计以其简单的白色石膏和木材调色板、中央庭院和精选的细节装饰，让人回想起历史悠久的图森巴里奥斯的传统建筑。入口处的木质大门温暖地召唤着人们，并一直延续到室内的聚会空间。主要的生活空间围绕着壁炉，壁炉是一个连接的地方，其特点是引用了家族的文化和该地区的历史的图像。
The design harkens back to traditional architecture of historic Tucson Barrios with its simple palette of white plaster and wood, its central courtyard, and select moments of embellished detail. The entry door warmly beckons with the use of wood that continues into interior gathering spaces. The main living space centers around the hearth where the fireplace serves as a place for connection and features imagery referencing the family’s culture and history of the region.
区域性的建筑策略为设计提供了信息，即利用庭院使空间充满自然和阳光，同时提供隐私和亲密感。一个私人庭院将主卧室扩展为一个露天的早晨瑜伽和咖啡休闲场所。公共庭院促使人们在白色石膏墙的映衬下进行炉边谈话和家庭电影之夜。
Regional architectural strategies inform the design’s use of courtyards to imbue spaces with nature and sunlight while providing privacy and intimacy. A private courtyard expands the master bedroom into an open-air morning yoga and coffee retreat. The public courtyard prompts fireside conversations and family movie nights projected against white plastered walls.
庭院是沙漠中被动通风和热舒适的一种永恒的方法。蒸发冷却顺着烟囱群涌入庭院，即使在极端炎热的夏季，也能使室外壁炉成为焦点。
The courtyard is a timeless approach to passive ventilation and thermal comfort in the desert. Evaporative cooling floods the courtyard down the chimney mass, making the outdoor fireplace a focal point even in extreme summer heat.
代表了客户和建筑师的演变，这个对乡土建筑的现代诠释，将城市地段转化为索诺拉沙漠光线的动态游戏。
Representing an evolution of both client and architect, this modern interpretation of vernacular architecture transforms an urban lot into a dynamic play of Sonoran Desert light.
Architects: Ibarra Rosano Design Architects
Area: 3647 ft²
Year: 2020
Photographs: Bill Timmerman, Damien Rodarte
Manufacturers: Hansgrohe, Artemide, Badeloft, Bain Ultra, Caesarstone, Daltile, Franke, Grohe, Hafele, Montigo, Schlage, Schluter, Spark Modern Fires, Toto, WASCO Skylights, Weiland, Lynx Grills, Monogram, Subzero, Symmetry Elevators, +3
Structural Engineer: Harris Engineering Services
Mechanical Consultant: B & J Refrigeration Inc.
Landscaping: The Garden Gate
Principal Designer:Luis Ibarra
Principal Architect:Teresa Rosano
Designer:Janeth Vega-Flores
Architect:Sarah Luck
General Contractor :Repp McLain Design and Construction
City:Tucson
Country:United States