JVC House · 超大茅草屋顶下的现代家庭度假小屋丨Nicolas Schuybroek

对于Nicolas Schuybroek来说，设计的挑战是最大限度地扩大房子的面积，为业主的母亲和他们的孩子提供一个多代家庭度假屋。当涉及到城市主义和新建筑项目的形状、材料和体量时，Knokke地区以其保守主义而闻名。该地区的规则使得项目要在建筑中实现当代风格的话比较困难。

For Nicolas Schuybroek, the design challenge was to maximise the size of the house and provide a multi-generation family holiday home for the owner's mother and their children. The Knokke area is known for its conservatism when it comes to urbanism and the shapes, materials and volumes of new building projects. The rules of the area made it difficult for the project to achieve a contemporary style in the building.

设计团队找到了一个灵感来自于超大茅草屋顶的解决方案，这可以在90世纪的比利时可以体验到，这种屋顶今天仍然在斯堪的纳维亚和北欧使用。房子是一种当代的诠释，它是一个抽象的家庭度假小屋。

The design team found a solution inspired by the oversized thatch roof, which could have been experienced in Belgium in the 1990s and is still used in Scandinavia and Northern Europe today. The house is a contemporary interpretation, it is an abstract family holiday cabin.

Nicolas Schuybroek设计团队试图增强屋子的立体感，在提供隐私感的同时使房子与周围的景观融为一体，塑造一种微妙的扭曲。 他们设计了一座需要看起来像一个整体的房子，但它也可以有可以与其他房间翻倍并分开运作的房间，以满足使用房子的三个不同世代的需求，同时赋予房子一种与众不同的风格。

Nicolas Schuybroek's design team sought to enhance the house's dimension, providing a sense of privacy while integrating the house with the surrounding landscape, creating a subtle twist. They designed a house that needed to look like a unit, but it could also have rooms that could double and operate separately from the other rooms to meet the needs of the three different generations that use the house, while giving it a distinctive style.

Architect:NicolasSchuybroek

Interiors:NicolasSchuybroek

Photos:KoenVanDammeClaessens&Deschamps

Words:然然