私人花园大宅，印度 / Mancini

这所位于南印度的面积达到1000平方米的大宅子被业主只提了一个要求：“创建一个童话。”建筑事务所Mancini从建筑，景观，室内，建造等方面全面而完善的控制着这个项目。4000平方米的占地中错落有致的安置着3栋独栋建筑和楼阁池塘，树林岩石，一个漂浮的花园，一个深井式的下沉花园，室外泳池，草甸。这里能看见附近的圣山，但是内部的隐私却被完善的保护。建筑的每一个角落都与自然相连。

▼First house

建筑采用传统的大型高屋顶保证室内空气流通凉爽，以应对南印度的炎热气候。建筑和室内所有要素都是定制和独一无二的，工艺使用到当地具有可持续性的技术。结构为90—35厘米的高热工性能砖混结构。屋顶花园覆土达到60厘米。一层被水包围，以防止昆虫。石膏和泥膏等饰面材料的运用，提高对湿度的控制。手工黑氧化水泥地。由缅甸柚木手工制成的百叶窗控制空气和光线。地板是本地产花岗岩。300吨巨石打造景观地形和配景。本地定制铜或钢构件。废水完全用于灌溉。花园植物多样性达到150个品种。

▼well garden

The client’s brief was rather precise: to create a fairytale.

A 4000sqm compound has been turned into an interior world consisting of 3 houses, pool with pavilion, small forest, rock – tropical – and suspended gardens, sunken garden around a deep well, outdoor bathrooms, savanna and water-tank all of it assembled to provide views on the nearby holy mountain and yet creating privacy in its different indoor and outdoor spaces. Sloping roof- gardens provide natural connectivity from the living quarters on the first floors down to the common spaces on the ground-floor and the visitor discovers a new space or a new vista around every corner.

The buildings draw on traditional construction technique combined with large Roof-overhangs and high thermal mass thus ensuring cool interiors in the very hot climate of the south Indian countryside. All architectural and interior elements are custom designed and manufactured by local craftsmen whereas the infrastructural elements rely on technology to ensure environmental sustainability.

▼First house terrace

▼First house Stair

▼Main house well

▼Veranda

▼Dinging & Kitchen stove

▼Kitchen dog detail & Kitchen sink

▼Living

▼Master bed

▼Guest house

▼Guest room

▼Kids garden & Children joinery

▼Kids house trqampoline

▼Pool night

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Ingadi- Private Retreat in the South-Indian Countryside: architecture, landscape, interiors and construction by mancini enterprises. Location: South India Site Area: 4000m2 Built-up area: 1000m2 Cost:Undisclosed Year of completion:2009 Team: J.T. Arima Niels Schoenfelder Torsten Bodschwinna V.S. Aneesh Suresh Kumar A. Kumar Karthikeyan Radhakrishnan Thulsiram Senthil Kumar Natasha Jeyasingh Landscape design in Collaboration with Beverly Kerzner and Govinda Luke Bowley Consultants: A.K. Das – Structural Aqua Engineers – Watermanagement Chanemougasoundar – Electrical Contractors: mancini enterprises Photo credits: mancini enterprises Technical features: – 90-35cm thick load bearing brickwork structure = high thermal mass – 60cm thick soil fill for roof-gardens to shade the mass below and minimize storm-water-run-off – ground-floor rooms surrounded by internal and external water-channels respectively to ward of insects – lime/mud plaster for improved humidity control – black-cement-oxide flooring, hand-polished – 10ft height louvered shutters for control of air and light made entirely from reclaimed Burma-teak – locally crafted and hand-dressed solid granite sinks/floors – 300 tons of locally available granite boulders to form the topography and provide niche-habitat to fauna and flora – custom designed, locally crafted brass and steel hardware – 100% of waste water recycled and used for irrigation – gardens displaying a diversity of over 150 exotic and indigenous species