项目名称：山顶Bunkie屋

设计团队：Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

面积：93 m²  

地点：加拿大，安大略省马斯科卡

设计特色：      

项目 – 坐落于安大略省马斯科卡地区山顶之上，由Dubbeldam Architecture + Design打造的"山顶小屋"（Bunkie on the Hill）为传统A型框架木屋带来了一番现代诠释。这座93平方米的精巧别墅巧妙地融入了周围的森林环境，为一个多代同堂的家庭提供了一处宁静的避世之所。

小屋最引人注目的特色是其分叉的山形屋顶，巧妙地重新诠释了经典的A型框架轮廓。这一创新设计创造了两个相交的体量，使得窗户可以战略性地布置，框住树梢和下方湖泊的景致。其结果是整个室内光影的动态交织，增强了与自然的联系。

外立面采用了灰色木板包覆，顶部则是立缝金属屋面，与温暖的雪松木入口形成清凉对比。内部则巧妙地混搭了不同的木材品种——包括橡木、枫木和西部红雪松——以区分不同区域层次，创造出丰富的触感体验。

尽管面积不大，但"山顶小屋"通过内置储物角落和多功能空间最大化了实用性。可持续性设计贯穿始终，采用了被动式隔热技术、三层玻璃窗和FSC认证的木制品。

Dubbeldam Architecture + Design精心打造了这座不仅尊重环境，更提升了木屋类型的舒适度假屋，为加拿大野外的湖畔生活提供了全新视角。

团队 – Dubbeldam Architecture + Design成立于2002年，由Heather Dubbeldam创立。作为加拿大皇家建筑学会会员（FRAIC）、安大略省建筑师协会注册建筑师（OAA）、LEED认证专业人士和WELL认证专业人士，Heather带领事务所迅速成为加拿大可持续创新设计的先锋。这家总部位于多伦多的多学科设计工作室将环境和社会可持续性无缝融入其多元化的项目组合中，涵盖住宅、商业和公共领域项目。

事务所的设计方法以严谨的研究驱动型方法论为特色，致力于通过周到的设计提升人类体验。他们的作品范围广泛，从定制住宅和多单元开发项目到充满活力的工作空间和混合用途建筑，始终优先考虑宜居性、可持续性和社会影响。

其实践超越了常规界限，积极参与城市密集化和"中间层住房"的前沿研究。他们为解决住房短缺问题提出的创新方案以及对改善公共领域的承诺，为事务所赢得了90多个奖项，包括2024年加拿大皇家建筑学会建筑实践奖和多个加拿大绿色建筑奖。

事务所对建筑、室内和景观设计的整体方法，加上他们倡导社会和环境正义的努力，使他们在加拿大进步建筑实践的前沿占据重要地位。他们的作品在2023年威尼斯建筑双年展上展出，充分体现了事务所通过可持续的、以人为本的设计方案重新构想建成环境的决心。

Project：Bunkie on the Hill

Team：Dubbeldam Architecture + Design

Size：93 m² 

Location：Muskoka, Ontario, Canada

Feature：

Project - Perched atop a hill in Muskoka, Ontario, the Bunkie on the Hill by Dubbeldam Architecture + Design offers a contemporary twist on the traditional A-frame cabin. This compact 93-square-metre retreat seamlessly blends into its forested surroundings while providing a serene escape for a multi-generational family.

The cabin's most striking feature is its split gabled roof, a clever reinterpretation of the classic A-frame silhouette. This innovative design creates two intersecting volumes, allowing for strategically placed windows that frame views of the treetops and the lake below. The result is a dynamic interplay of light and shadow throughout the interior, enhancing the connection to nature.

Clad in greyed wood siding and topped with a standing-seam metal roof, the exterior presents a cool contrast to the warm cedar entryway. Inside, a thoughtful mix of wood species - including oak, maple, and Western red cedar - differentiates various planes, creating a rich, tactile experience.

Despite its modest footprint, the Bunkie maximizes functionality through built-in storage nooks and multi-purpose spaces. Sustainability is at the forefront, with passive insulation techniques, triple-glazed windows, and FSC-rated wood products employed throughout.

Dubbeldam Architecture + Design has crafted a retreat that not only respects its environment but elevates the cabin typology, offering a fresh perspective on lakeside living in the Canadian wilderness.

Design Team - Founded in 2002 by Heather Dubbeldam, FRAIC, OAA, LEED AP, WELL AP, Dubbeldam Architecture + Design has established itself as a vanguard of sustainable and innovative design in Canada. This Toronto-based multi-disciplinary studio seamlessly integrates environmental and social sustainability into their diverse portfolio, spanning residential, commercial, and public realm projects.

Led by Dubbeldam alongside Associate Principal Derek McCallum, OAA, and Associates Andrew Snow and Aaron Finbow, OAA, the firm's approach is characterized by rigorous research-driven methodologies and a commitment to enhancing the human experience through thoughtful design. Their work, ranging from bespoke homes and multi-unit developments to dynamic workspaces and mixed-use buildings, consistently prioritizes livability, sustainability, and social impact.

Dubbeldam's practice extends beyond conventional boundaries, engaging in cutting-edge research on urban densification and missing middle housing. Their innovative solutions to housing shortages and commitment to public realm enhancement have garnered over 90 awards, including the 2024 RAIC Architectural Practice Award and multiple Canada Green Building Awards.

The firm's holistic approach to architecture, interiors, and landscape design, coupled with their advocacy for social and environmental justice, positions them at the forefront of progressive architectural practice in Canada. Their work, featured in the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, exemplifies their dedication to reimagining the built environment through sustainable, people-centered design solutions.