比利时阁楼新生的“橡树之家”

架构师提供的文本描述。最初的建筑由两层楼和一个阁楼组成，还有一个庭院，由一堵花园墙与街道隔开。房子的内部结构很差，房间太小，所以决定只保留门面，在房子里建造一个完整的新结构。

Text description provided by the architects. The original building consisted of two floors and an attic, plus a courtyard that is separated from the street by a garden wall. The inner structure of the house was in a poor condition and the rooms were too small, so it was decided to keep only the facade and build a complete new structure in the house.

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一棵橡树树干作为新的支撑结构放置在五角计划的中间。新的上层楼层悬挂在现有外墙与中央支撑之间的螺旋运动中。这导致了一个开放的室内空间，没有室内墙壁的生活区域。这棵树是一种合乎逻辑的、负担得起的解决方案，它立即给新家营造了合适的氛围。浴室、厨房、入口处和储藏室/洗衣房按垂直卷编制。

An oak tree trunk was placed as new support structure in the middle of the pentagonal plan. The new upper floors were hung in a spiral movement between the existing exterior walls and this central support. This led to an open interior space without interior walls in the living areas. The tree was a logical and affordable solution, and it immediately gave the right atmosphere to the new home. The bathroom, kitchen, entrance and storage / laundry room were compiled in a vertical volume.

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一楼被主人用作工作室，他是一名艺术家，你在家里走得越高，空间就越私密。卧室在阁楼上。

The ground floor is used as a studio by the owner, who is an artist, and the higher you go in the home, the more private the spaces becom. The bedrooms are located in the attic.

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现有的立面恢复到原来的状态，屋顶被更换。这创造了一个小的观景台，俯瞰房子前面的公园。

The existing facade was restored back to its original state, and the roof was replaced. This created a small viewing deck, overlooking the park in front of the house.

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因为新的楼层是根据现有的窗户随机定位，令人兴奋的景观和照明条件被创造出来。在一楼的餐厅里，增加了一扇通向庭院的大窗户。

Because the new floors were randomly positioned according to the existing windows, exciting vistas and lighting conditions were created. In the dining room on the first floor a large window towards the courtyard was added.

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Architects Atelier Vens Vanbelle

Location Ghent, Belgium

Lead Architects Dries Vens, Maarten Vanbelle

Area 190.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Tim Van de Velde

Category Restoration

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