葡萄牙假日休闲中心

Photography：Hugo Santos Silva Fotografic

Bruno Lucas Dias Architecture受邀为葡萄牙Ansião Manuel de Melo大街上的一个假日休闲中心进行了室内设计。这个商业空间将为客人提供接触不同人群的机会，通过团体活动让彼此了解、融合，互相帮助，并逐渐培养个人的创造力和原创精神。作服务性的商业空间，其室内设计必须符合其对空间的需求，能够承载团体活动的同时也许要提供课程间的休息空间。

建筑师将自然光线引入室内，并通过简化室内空间结构，为用户提供了一个宽敞、舒适而适于交流的休闲空间。阳光穿过临街的两扇落地玻璃门照入室内，沿着斜向的墙壁一直往里延伸，洒落在大厅、小图书馆、走廊和尽端活动室的最外侧，形成了一条明亮的走廊。拱顶、直角梯形和长方形，不同的几何形状强化了空间的分隔，同时也满足了各个空间的保温和隔音需求。但同时，开放式的边缘设计又削弱了这种差异性，不同功能的空间最终全部融合到了一起。

▽ 光的走廊，natural light shine througt the interior space

▽ 串联起各个空间的走廊，the corridor

▽ 形态分明的活动空间，activity space, library and the hall

▽ 阳光从临街的玻璃门照入，sunlight shine through the existing opening

The design for a shop in Manuel de Melo Street, Ansião.

The proposal was based on the creation of an area devoted to leisure activities, in order to meet leisure needs and routine break, essential to the physical, psychological and social of its users.

▽ 拱形的大厅，vault hall

▽ 从大厅看向走廊，view from the hall to the corridor

▽ 图书馆的斜角十分有特色，library

In intervention inside remodeling the store, the appreciation of space with natural light and the programmatic reduction of typology of space, were the main objectives of this project.

The conquest of the natural light was made in the reinterpretation of space, agreed to the opening of the pre-existence, but fell all circulation to a transverse central axis of the store that carries the light path.

This unit was strengthened through programmatic areas, which contain closed and individualize each area, and are diluted in the open in a single space.

The drawn elements that stand out in the project are the geometric shapes of each zone where the materials in addition to characterize the space, give it quality in thermal and acoustic relations.

▽ 活动室的玻璃镜面让空间似乎也更加开敞，activity space

▽ 平面图，plan

▽ 剖面图，section

Project：STAGE DIRECTIONS OF 2015

Architecture：BRUNO LUCAS DIAS ARCHITECTURE

Architects：Bruno Lucas Dias + Jorge Pimenta

Area：120m2

Location：Rua Manuel de Melo _ _ Leiria_ Ansião Portugal

Construction：2015

Constructor：MAGICUBE

Aware：Stage of the Senses

Engineering：Humberto Lopes, HLM

Photography：Hugo Santos Silva Fotografic

Drawings: BRUNO LUCAS DIAS ARCHITECTURE

English Text: BRUNO LUCAS DIAS ARCHITECTURE