Slipway 住宅丨澳大利亚悉尼丨Arent&Pyke

Sliway House的灵感来自于相互连接的庭院和拥抱其位置的开放空间，是每个季节的家。Arent&Pyke创造了一系列与社交住宅相呼应的空间，在这里，娱乐和生活轻松地聚集在一起，同时与住宅独特和令人羡慕的选址形成关键联系。

Inspired by the interconnecting courtyards and open spaces that embrace its location, Slipway House is a home for every season. Arent&Pyke creates a series of spaces that speak to a social home, where entertaining and living convene with ease while nurturing key connections to the home’s unique and enviable siting.

Sliway House由Walter Barda设计，是对建筑曲线的回应，其灵感来源于活动和连接。住宅位于悉尼北岸，令人羡慕地俯瞰着水中移动船只的闪闪发光的毯子，沐浴在阳光和移动的涟漪中。在整个住宅中，随着它在陡峭的场地上导航，在多个层次上上演，室内外空间之间的互动有助于定义住宅的体验。大型玻璃开口允许内部自然通风和照明，并在选择的庭院中，在一天的不同时间点沐浴在阳光中。Arent & Pyke确保场地受到欢迎，优先考虑景观和视线，同时将业主的个性与周围元素的关键上下文线索融合在一起。

Designed in response to the curving lines of the architecture by Walter Barda Design, Slipway House is inspired by activity and connection. Located in Sydney’s North Shore, the resulting home sits enviably overlooking a sparkling blanket of moving vessels in the water, basking in the meditative quality of the sun engaging with the moving ripples. Throughout the home, staged over many levels as it navigates its steeply sloping site, the interaction between the indoor and outdoor spaces aids in defining the experience of the home. Large glazed openings allow natural ventilation and illumination internally and in select courtyards that are drenched in sun at various points throughout the day. Arent & Pyke ensure the site is embraced, with views and access to sightlines a priority, while fusing both the personalities of its owners together with key contextual cues from elements that surround.

住宅坐落在悬崖顶上，使用较重的砖石元素将其固定在基地上，帮助将结构固定在地形上。由此产生的开口就像雕刻成整体的元素，每个内部房间都在这里休息，可以俯瞰远处的景色。室内设计借鉴了建筑基础，表达了裸露的混凝土元素和大跨度，同时也参考了周围的景观。温暖的木材和纹理元素被分层，为空间增加了多样性和深度，而柔和的色彩则从周围的原生植物中获得灵感。

Sitting on its clifftop outpost, the home is anchored to its site with the use of heavier masonry elements aiding in fastening the structure to its terrain. The resulting openings act as carved elements into the whole where each internal room rests, looking out over the views beyond. The interiors takecues from its architectural foundations, expressing the exposed concrete elements and large spans, while also taking reference from the surrounding landscape. Warm timbers and textural elements are layered to add variety and depth to the spaces, while softly muted colourings take inspiration from the surrounding native flora.

Interiors:Arent&Pyke

Photos:FelixForest

Words:BronwynMarshall