< 返回 Uparati别墅 Wittman Estes 项目名称： Uparati别墅 地点： 惠德贝岛，美国 设计团队： Wittman Estes 建筑面积： 1880 ft² 竣工时间： 2024年 摄影： Andrew Pogue 设计特色： 项目 - Uparati别墅由Wittman Estes设计，坐落在惠德贝岛起伏的地形之上，是一个展现建筑克制和生态敏感性的杰作。这座1880平方英尺的现代度假屋通过优先考虑与自然环境的深度连接，挑战了传统住宅设计理念。 项目的核心理念源自梵语"uparati"（意为静止），并被巧妙地转化为建筑语言。建筑师Matt Wittman和Jody Estes精心打造了这座住宅，它不仅仅是占据景观，更成为景观的有机组成部分。房屋仿佛悬浮在草地之上，其雪松外表与周围的蓝燕麦草和墨西哥羽毛草自然融为一体。 创新的可持续性是设计的核心。通过采用地面框架基础系统，与传统混凝土基础相比，碳足迹减少了77%。建筑结构遵循精确的4英尺网格，使用现成的TJI梁，创造出理性、经济的施工方法，同时保持美学优雅。 室内设计体现了极简主义风格，胶合板墙面、雪松榫槽天花板和白橡木地板营造出中性背景，让戏剧性的景观成为主要视觉焦点。落地窗消除了室内外的界限，提供了通向无用湾和奥林匹克山脉的全景视野。 Uparati别墅不仅仅是一座房子，更是一个冥想圣所——一处现代度假胜地，邀请居住者停下脚步，思考，重新与自然世界建立联系。 团队 - Wittman Estes建筑事务所由Matt Wittman和Jody Estes于2012年创立，已发展成为一家致力于重新定义建筑环境与自然景观关系的先锋建筑事务所。该事务所位于西雅图历史悠久的乔治城社区，以其超越传统建筑界限的整体设计方法而闻名。 事务所因其创新的住房解决方案和景观整合而备受业界赞誉，曾获得美国建筑师协会全国住房奖，并多次在众多著名建筑平台上发表作品。事务所的设计理念着重于创造室内外相互融合的互联空间，积极应对城市密集化和气候挑战。 在创始人Matt Wittman、Jody Estes以及主要合伙人Ashton Wesely的带领下，事务所已在太平洋西北部、加利福尼亚和纽约等地完成了大量住宅和多户型项目。他们的作品以对可持续发展的严格承诺、材料创新和重视人与自然环境连接的体验式设计为特色。 凭借多学科的建筑师和设计师团队，Wittman Estes继续推动当代建筑实践的边界，提供既环保又深度契合人性体验的综合设计解决方案。 Project Name: Whidbey Uparati House Location: Whidbey Island, United States Design Team: Wittman Estes Total Floor Area: 1,880 sq ft Completion: 2024 Photography: Andrew Pogue Feature: Project - Nestled on the rolling landscape of Whidbey Island, the Uparati House by Wittman Estes emerges as a masterful exercise in architectural restraint and ecological sensitivity. Spanning 1,880 square feet, this contemporary retreat challenges traditional notions of residential design by prioritizing a profound connection with its natural surroundings. The project's core philosophy revolves around the Sanskrit concept of "uparati" – meaning stillness – which is eloquently translated into architectural language. Architects Matt Wittman and Jody Estes have crafted a dwelling that doesn't merely occupy the landscape but becomes an integral part of it. The house appears to float above a meadow, its cedar-clad exterior blending seamlessly with the native Blue Oat Grasses and Mexican Feather Grasses that surround it. Innovative sustainability is at the heart of the design. By employing a Ground Frame foundation system, the architects dramatically reduced the carbon footprint by 77% compared to traditional concrete foundations. The structure follows a precise 4-foot grid, utilizing off-the-shelf TJIs and creating a rational, cost-effective construction method that doesn't compromise on aesthetic elegance. The interior is a testament to minimalist design, with plywood walls, cedar tongue and groove ceilings, and white oak floors creating a neutral canvas that allows the dramatic landscape to become the primary visual narrative. Floor-to-ceiling windows transform the boundaries between interior and exterior, offering panoramic views of Useless Bay and the Olympic Mountains. More than just a house, the Uparati House is a meditative sanctuary – a contemporary retreat that invites its inhabitants to pause, reflect, and reconnect with the natural world. Design Team - Founded in 2012 by Matt Wittman and Jody Estes, Wittman Estes has emerged as a vanguard architectural practice committed to reimagining the relationship between built environments and natural landscapes. Situated in the historic Georgetown neighborhood of Seattle, the firm has distinguished itself through a holistic design approach that transcends traditional architectural boundaries. Recognized for their innovative housing solutions and landscape integration, Wittman Estes has garnered significant industry acclaim, including the AIA National Housing Award and multiple publications in prestigious architectural platforms like Dezeen, ArchDaily, and Dwell. The firm's design philosophy centers on creating interconnected spaces that blur the lines between interior and exterior, responding critically to urban densification and climate challenges. Led by founding principals Matt Wittman and Jody Estes, alongside principal Ashton Wesely, the practice has developed a robust portfolio of residential and multi-family projects spanning the Pacific Northwest, California, and New York. Their work is characterized by a rigorous commitment to sustainability, material innovation, and experiential design that prioritizes human connection to natural environments. With a multidisciplinary team of architects and designers, Wittman Estes continues to push the boundaries of contemporary architectural practice, offering integrated design solutions that are both environmentally responsive and deeply attuned to human experience. 设计团队 旅游探访 1880 ft² 惠德贝岛，美国 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 “引庭”大连文化创意园区 如恩设计研究室 项目名称：引庭 - 大连文化创意园区 地点：大连 ， 中国 设计团队：如恩设计研究室 建筑面积：4631 m² 竣工时间：2025年 摄影：DONG 建筑影像, 朱润资 设计特色： 项目 - 总部位于上海的如恩设计研究室为大连一处被遗忘的工业园区注入新的生命力，将一组老化的化学研究院建筑群改造成"引庭"——一个颂扬适应性改造诗意的复合文化目的地。 这个4631平方米的项目解决了建筑学最引人深思的挑战之一：如何统一高度各异、立面迥异且经历数十年临时性改造的分散结构。如恩的解决方案既优雅又深刻——一个连续的耐候钢板墙体、屏风和雨棚系统环绕现有的U型建筑布局，将其完善为一个封闭的庭院，汲取传统中国园林设计的灵感。 引庭的独特之处在于其对阈限与过渡的精妙处理。设计并未强加单一的建筑语言，而是通过精心编排的材料对话来颂扬新旧之间的张力。选用原始耐候钢——因其工业相关性和记录时间流逝的能力而被选中——创造了一个次级立面层，在现有的灰泥建筑和改造后的内部空间之间进行调解。 功能规划同样周到，容纳了画廊、生活方式零售、酒店、电影院、剧场和办公空间，同时保持园区的内省特质。位于入口附近的公共图书馆作为对周边大学社区的欢迎姿态，而前工人宿舍则找到了作为现代办公空间的新用途。 最值得注意的是，如恩将曾经内向的停车场改造成以大型景石为中心的静思广场——这一举措强化了项目的园林品质，同时创造了一个远离城市喧嚣的庇护所。其结果是既尊重记忆又大胆拥抱转型的建筑，证明了适应性改造既可以是保护，也可以是重新发明。 设计团队 - 如恩设计研究室由郭锡恩和胡如珊于2006年在中国上海共同创立，已确立其在当代亚洲建筑领域的领军地位。在创始合伙人郭锡恩（美国加州大学伯克利分校建筑学学士、哈佛大学设计研究生院建筑学硕士）和胡如珊（台湾辅仁大学建筑学学士、普林斯顿大学建筑学硕士）的协作领导下，该事务所培养了严谨的设计方法论，优先考虑跨学科设计和文化完整性。 如恩的建筑哲学专注于对多样化建筑类型学的深入研究，特别强调材料表达和空间创新。事务所的方法综合了全球化视野和本土化敏感性，创造出在文化传承和现代功能方面都有所突破的场所响应式建筑。这种跨文化方法论使该事务所在过去十九年中处于中国建筑话语的前沿。 工作室对研究驱动设计的承诺在其对适应性改造技术的系统性探索中得到体现，最近在引庭项目中展现得淋漓尽致。在此项目中，如恩对新旧建筑语言融合系统和材料对话体系的掌握，充分体现了其在推进设计边界的同时尊重历史文脉的执着追求。 如恩在上海设有总部，维持着由来自全球各地的国际合作者组成的充满活力的团队，使用超过30种语言，为事务所不断演进的设计话语做出贡献。这种多元文化结构使该事务所能够以全球化意识和本土化理解来应对复杂的建筑挑战，确立了如恩作为中国乃至更广范围内当代建筑创作重要贡献者的地位。 Project Name: The Yard, Dalian Cultural Center Location: Dalian , China Design Team: Neri&Hu Design and Research Office Total Floor Area: 4631 m² Completion: 2025 Photography: DONG Image, Runzi Zhu Feature: Project - Neri&Hu Design and Research Office completed a striking adaptive reuse project in the heart of Dalian, transforming urban industrial heritage through innovative architectural language and thoughtful site integration. The Yard, Dalian Cultural Center converts a 40-year-old chemical research institute compound into a vibrant cultural destination, demonstrating the perfect synthesis of traditional industrial architecture with contemporary design thinking. The compound is strategically positioned near university campuses and software parks, this 4631-square-meter complex captures the innovative spirit of adaptive reuse while paying homage to the region's industrial memory. The project's most distinctive feature lies in its continuous weathering Corten steel system that transforms the original U-shaped building configuration into an enclosed courtyard space, creating a new spatial order through a series of walls, screens and canopies. Neri&Hu's ingenious design solution unifies 6 existing buildings with varying heights and distinct facades. The architects employed Corten steel as the primary surface material, chosen for its industrial relevance and capacity to record the passage of time through weathering processes. This material strategy creates a secondary facade layer that mediates between existing stucco facades and transformed interior spaces, generating architectural poetry through new-old dialogue. The compound's programming encompasses galleries, lifestyle retail, hospitality, cinema, theater, and office space. The former workers' dormitory has been converted into office space, while a small library positioned near the entrance serves the public and surrounding university community. Segmented yet continuous spaces create natural narrative pauses within the circulation path, allowing each functional area to shine within the broader cultural narrative. Most notably, the project transforms what was once an introverted parking lot into a contemplative plaza centered around a large rock feature, drawing inspiration from Chinese garden design principles. This demonstrates how contemporary adaptive reuse can push the boundaries of urban renewal possibilities while respecting historical memory. Design Team - Founded in 2006 by principals Lyndon Neri and Rossana Hu in Shanghai, China, Neri&Hu Design and Research Office has established itself as a pioneering force in contemporary Asian architectural practice, consistently bridging rigorous design methodology with cultural innovation technologies. With headquarters in Shanghai, the firm has established itself as a comprehensive interdisciplinary consultancy providing professional design services across diverse building typologies throughout China and the broader international region. Lyndon Neri, a graduate of University of California, Berkeley (Bachelor of Architecture) with a Master's degree from Harvard Graduate School of Design, co-leads the practice with principal Rossana Hu (Bachelor of Architecture from Fu Jen Catholic University, Taiwan, and Master of Architecture from Princeton University), bringing international academic background to their work. The Neri&Hu name reflects the foundational philosophy of achieving design excellence through cross-cultural collaboration------a principle that manifests throughout their comprehensive project methodology. The firm's design philosophy centers on thorough investigation of diverse building typologies, with particular emphasis on material expression and spatial innovation. This approach synthesizes global perspectives with localized sensibilities, yielding significant works from adaptive reuse projects to contemporary cultural institutions that demonstrate continuous advancement of place-responsive architecture that breaks through in both cultural heritage and modern functionality. Neri&Hu's mastery of new-old architectural language integration systems and material dialogue methodologies, along with applications of advanced adaptive reuse techniques, underscores their contribution to China's evolving architectural discourse. Their recent work on The Yard project exemplifies their persistent pursuit of pushing design boundaries while respecting historical contexts------positioning them as thought leaders in contemporary cross-cultural architectural practice. Neri&Hu maintains headquarters in Shanghai with a vibrant team composed of international collaborators from around the globe, speaking over 30 languages and contributing to the firm's continuously evolving design discourse. This multicultural structure enables the firm to address complex architectural challenges with global consciousness and localized understanding, establishing Neri&Hu as an important contributor to contemporary architectural creation in China and beyond. 设计团队 旅游探访 4631 m² 大连，中国 2025 Previous Next

< 返回 水道桥办公楼 STUDIO YY 设计特色： 这座位于东京千代田区的水道桥办公楼，可谓是创意十足。由田中裕一和中本刚志两位设计师联手打造，革新了传统办公楼的模式。疫情期间，他们着眼于初创公司的需求，在梯形地块上别出心裁地设计了一幢矩形办公空间，前方加了个三角形"工作露台"。这个露台可不简单，给办公空间增添了多功能性。在这里可以随意召开会议，也可在阳光下使用笔记本，又或是休息放松喝杯下午茶，不再拘泥于传统办公模式的束缚。巧妙之处在于，它将租户需求的高效性与开放舒适的工作环境完美融合。不过，这个露台不只是工作便利的一个配套，它更体现了设计师对城市意识的考虑。当中央总武线列车经过时，上万名乘客正好可将工作露台上或合作或闲聊的工作景象一览无遗，使这座建筑与城市融为一体。疫情之后，在远程办公越来越普及的大环境下，这座水道桥办公楼无疑为未来的工作场所树立了新典范。它注重营造社区氛围、促进思想交流，并与城市生机勃勃的活力融会贯通，可谓别具慧眼! In the heart of Tokyo's Chiyoda district, the Suido-bashi Office by STUDIO YY architects Yuichi Tanaka and Takeshi Nakamoto reimagines the traditional office building typology. Conceived during the Covid-19 pandemic with startups in mind, the trapezoidal site yields an innovative rectangular office floor plan extended by a triangular "work terrace." This ingenious terrace expands the functionality of the workspaces, allowing for casual meetings, laptop use, and refreshment breaks outside the confines of the standard office. Its design deftly balances efficiency demanded by tenant offices with an open, comfortable environment conducive to productivity. But the terrace is more than just amenity space - it's a conscious urban gesture. As the Chuo-Sobu train line passes by, carrying tens of thousands daily, the architects envisioned the work terrace activating the building's facade with the sight of people collaborating, conversing, and enjoying their labor. In this way, the Suido-bashi Office connects the interior work experience to the surrounding cityscape. In a post-pandemic era where remote work has gained traction, STUDIO YY has created a model for the future workplace - one that values community, cross-pollination of ideas, and integration with the energies of the city around it. 设计团队： 2015年STUDIO YY建筑设计事务所在东京成立，由资深建筑师田中裕一和中本刚志携手领导。无论是住宅、商业,还是文化项目，他们洞见超卓、手笔大胆，让功能性与艺术性在作品中完美交融。两位设计师曾在OMA、REX等知名设计事务所工作，涵铸了国际化视野。他们博采众长，融会贯通东西方设计理念，创作出应对场景需求、直抵人心的杰作。一路走来，STUDIO YY频频折桂，包括2023年凭水道桥办公楼摘得日本空间设计金奖，2022年美郷町办公室更拿下木构建筑大赏。他们每每大胆突破常规，为人们营造出颠覆性的空间体验，引领建筑界走向新高度。同时，STUDIO YY殚智竭虑钻研创新，他们的设计理念和匠心独运的作品，必将给整个行业带来震撼，也将启迪后来者追赶超越。 Established in 2015, STUDIO YY has swiftly emerged as a tour de force in the architectural realm, spearheaded by the visionary duo of Yuichi Tanaka and Takeshi Nakamoto. With a diverse portfolio spanning residential, commercial, and cultural projects, this Tokyo-based practice has garnered acclaim for its ingenious designs that seamlessly blend functionality with artistic expression. Tanaka and Nakamoto's multidisciplinary backgrounds, encompassing esteemed firms like OMA, REX Architects, and Asymptote, imbue their work with a global perspective. Their collaborative approach synthesizes disparate influences, yielding architectural solutions that transcend conventions while responding sensitively to context and programmatic needs. STUDIO YY's awards underscore their design prowess, including the 2023 Japan Space Design Award for the celebrated "Suido-bashi Office" and the 2022 Wood Design Award for the innovative "Misato Town Satellite Office." With each commission, the firm challenges preconceived notions, crafting spaces that elevate the human experience and redefine the boundaries of architectural discourse. As vanguards of design excellence, STUDIO YY continues to push creative frontiers, shaping the built environment with a bold, forward-thinking ethos that resonates across the industry and inspires future generations of architects. 设计团队 旅游探访 659.65 ㎡ 日本，东京 2023年 Previous Next

< 返回 石之花园住宅 EASTERN Design Office 设计特色： 项目 – EASTERN Design Office在日本创造了一处非凡的住宅庇护所，将建筑塑造为纪念碑式的原始形态。石园住宅是一件雕塑般的混凝土杰作，其特色是两面长达47米的延伸长墙，其中开窗。这种大胆减少装饰的做法，让几何分明的长方体量自成宏论。通过剔除多余细节，建筑师塑造了一种深具力量与简单本质的作品，宛若远古遗址般于自然环境中耸立。建筑外形坚硬朴素之际，偶尔点缀些许优雅抒情 - 曲线长墙流动如行星軌迹，地坪高低起伏营造起伏地形。庭园中巨石的陈设进一步强化这原始野性，凭借沉稳威严的气质与大地色彩，石园住宅让人联想到沙漠的博大空旷、海平线的穹壤无垠、天体的孤寂漂泊。这是一个追溯本质的场所，供人于自然永恒循环中静静思索。 团队 – EASTERN Design Office由中村安奈和神野太阳于2003年在日本京都创立，迅速成为日本最具发人深思及哲理探索的先锋建筑设计事务所。其作品演绎了广阔的范畴，囊括住宅、商业建筑、城市规划等。从备受赞誉的"裂缝之家"(2005年)到近期个性十足的"黑忍者酒店"(2019年)，他们的作品淬铸了朴素而富诗意的极简主义风格，将建筑还原为初始雕塑般的本质。该设计工作室在知名设计竞赛中屡获肯定，足见其理念严谨,包括早年就在中国天津的重大项目中获奖。他们的作品亦曾在世界建筑节获取肯定。在Nakamura和Jinno的领导下，设计团队继续推陈出新，让建筑成为形而上探索的载体，每一作品都成为对人类存在本质的空间、光影、材料与造型的有趣剖析与思索。 Feature： Project - EASTERN Design Office has crafted an extraordinary residential sanctuary in Japan that distills architecture down to its most monolithic and primordial forms. The Stone Garden Residence is a tour-de-force of sculpted concrete, characterized by two elongated walls that stretch 47 meters across the site, punctuated only by a solitary towering aperture. This daring exercise in reduction eschews ornament, allowing the robust geometry of the rectilinear volumes to speak for itself. By stripping away extraneous detail, the architects have produced a work of profound simplicity and power that seems to emerge from the landscape itself like a ancient remnant. The austerity of the architectural forms is counterbalanced by moments of elegant lyricism - gently curved walls suggest planetary contours, while subtle changes in paving level imbue the hardscape with a sense of undulating terrain. Massive boulders situated in the garden further reinforce the primeval quality. With its commanding presence and remarkable mineral palette, the Stone Garden Residence conjures the sublime emptiness of the desert, oceanic horizons, and celestial bodies. This is an environment distilled to its essence - a place for contemplation amidst the eternal cycles of nature. Design Team - Founded in 2003 by principals Anna Nakamura and Taiyo Jinno, EASTERN Design Office has emerged as one of Japan's most provocative and philosophical architecture practices. Headquartered in the cultural capital of Kyoto, the firm challenges conventional notions of spatial experience through highly conceptual and formally experimental works. EASTERN's portfolio showcases an impressive range, spanning residences, commercial buildings, urban interventions and speculative proposals. From the celebrated Slit House (2005) to recent works like the cavernous Hotel Ninja Black (2019), their designs manifest a stark yet poetic minimalism that distills architecture to its most primordial and sculptural essence. The studio's intellectual rigor is evidenced by their recognition in prestigious competitions, including prizes for major projects in Tianjin, China early in their tenure. Their output has also garnered acclaim through the World Architecture Festival Awards. Under Nakamura and Jinno's design leadership, EASTERN continues to push boundaries and posit architecture as a vehicle for metaphysical exploration. Each built work becomes a profound meditation on fundamental aspects of human existence through space, light, material and form. 设计团队 旅游探访 235 m² 日本 2023年 Previous Next

< 返回 Highnote 公寓 Studioninedots 设计特色： 项目 – 最新落成的荷兰阿尔梅勒Highnote高层公寓塔由Studioninedots设计，是该城天际线上引人注目的新增建筑。这座16000平方米的大厦以其独特的三角形底座而引人注目，其中包含一系列的“城市空间”，供公众使用。这些多功能的室内外空间交融在一起，其丰富性激发着人们的想象力。一个连续柱廊以强烈而抽象的线条围绕着城市空间，逐渐过渡到上方的私人住宅。塔楼本身容纳着157套住宅单元，其中包括67套“好友单元”，可供两户合住——这是本地的第一批此类户型。运用简朴的浅红混凝色调，外立面在白天会因光影变化而不同。建筑造型的每个堆叠体块都有自己的网格秩序，坚固的混凝土柱以一定角度凹入，在光与影之间创造出戏剧性的相互作用。 Highnote公寓位于阿尔梅勒市政厅旁边的显着位置，在市中心入口处以其倾斜的轮廓从各个角度都可见，给人留下了引人注目的第一印象。这座面向未来的大楼展示了如何创造性地解决边角性城市空间和紧凑型场地等难题。 团队 – 来自荷兰的Studioninedots是一家总部位于阿姆斯特丹的建筑和城市设计公司，成立于2011年，现今拥有25名设计团队成员。公司由创始人Albert Herder, Vincent van der Klei和Metin van Zijl领导，创造能激发想象力的空间。无论是设计住宅、公共建筑还是城市理念，每一个设计都有其出人意料之处。因为在他们看来，能激发感知的空间是人类的一种基本需求。对其来说，颠覆是创新的对应物。所以Studioninedots以一种玩味的方式挑战建筑惯例的现有元素和界限，拥抱实验精神有助于创造新的类型的场所，这些场所能引发对其用途的更多可能性的诠释。 Feature： Project - The newly completed Highnote Residential Tower in Almere, the Netherlands designed by Studioninedots, is a striking addition to the city's skyline. The 16,000 sqm building features a unique triangular base enclosing a series of interconnected "urban rooms" for the public to enjoy. These multifunctional indoor and outdoor spaces flow into one another, sparking the imagination with their versatility. A continuous colonnade of strong yet abstract lines borders the urban rooms, providing a gradual transition from the vibrant city to the private residences above. The tower itself houses 157 contemporary dwellings, including 67 "friends' apartments" for two sharing tenants - the first such units in Almere. The eye-catching facade of soft red concrete shifts in color throughout the day thanks to its monochromatic palette. Each stacked volume features its own rhythmic grid of robust concrete columns recessed at angles to create dramatic interplay between light and shadow. From the prominent location next to Almere's city hall, Highnote Residential Tower makes a striking first impression at the entrance to the city center with its leaning silhouette visible from all angles. This future-focused building demonstrates creative solutions to challenges like residual urban sites and compact footprints. Design Team - Founded in 2011, Amsterdam-based Studioninedots has carved out a reputation for creating imaginative spaces that provoke wonder. Whether designing houses, civic buildings, or urban plans, the 25-person firm infuses each project with unexpected moments that stir human perception. Studioninedots embraces disruption as the counterpart to innovation, playfully challenging architectural conventions to foster new typologies with versatile interpretations. Led by founders Albert Herder, Vincent van der Klei and Metin van Zijl, alongside associates like Ike Gronheid and Jurjen van der Horst, Studioninedots' human-centric process activates and transforms complex urban sites. As contexts evolve, the firmpursues progressive solutions tailored to emerging communal and circular lifestyles. By distilling issues down to their essence, Studioninedots translates insightful concepts into exceptional structures. With contextual awareness, precise moves, and artisanal details, they conceive spaces with inherent beauty. Daily explorations beyond architectural borders reinforce the Studioninedots approach. The firm's raw Amsterdam studio foments creativity through its unfinished, adaptable loft character. Testing materials, curating installations, or hosting parties, the space's flexibility sparks inspiration. By upending conventions, Studioninedots stays ahead of habits. The ensuing designs awaken human imagination. 设计团队 旅游探访 16000 m² 荷兰 阿尔梅勒 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 大治之家 Ryota Sekiya Architecture 设计特色： 项目 – 位于爱知县海部郡的“大治之家”，在相似的密集住宅区内营造出“心理隐私感”。建筑师放弃视觉屏障，而以模糊的周边环境关系营造庇护所式的家庭空间。通过四个轴线操作墙体角度，转换方位感知。郊区场地由紧邻的小型住宅场地组成，每个约200平方米。但业主渴望专属于家庭的空间和时间，远离外人注视。实体隔绝如设置栅栏等固然可行，设计团队另辟蹊径，追求解除方位感带来的解放感。房屋脱离主要方位，同时“存在”又“难以察觉”。设计中直线体量与斜向45度的网格叠加，斜向网格扰乱预期的邻近关系，使相邻房屋的传统预感位置难以判断。由于人的空间感知依赖视觉参照，扭曲这些线索可以解放感知。不同质感强调光影变化，强调阳光穿过三个庭院和两个开放空间的通道。虽然一开始会让人迷失方向，但这种自由让居住者对太阳的日常运动敏感，将他们与自然节奏联系起来。当人们在早上、下午和晚上欣赏不同地区的气氛时，一种丰富的家庭生活就会出现。 团队 – 2015年成立的Ryota Sekiya Architecture在日本和海外为业主打造支持其生活方式的定制住宅。这个来自日本名古屋的设计工作室由日本建筑师关谷凉太创立与领导，迄今为止在100多个住宅项目中积累了丰富经验。其设计团队通过密切合作为每个项目提供从规划到施工的一体化服务。关谷凉太在大型住宅公司的背景使其可高效实现业主的愿景。之后在建筑公司和承包商的工作经历磨练了其对材料和细节的敏感性。该工作室通过功能性和氛围质量的融合，营造建筑作为业主价值观反映的效果。他将建筑看作一种充实自我而非创造资产的手段，设计解决方案证明珍视家庭纽带超越追逐时尚，与此同时敏锐地将人与环境相连，让家成为生命意义的瑰丽背景。 Feature： Project - "Oji House" in Aichi prefecture creates a sense of psychological privacy within a dense neighborhood of similar homes. Seeking to provide a refuge for family life, architect Ryota Sekiya eschewed visual barriers in favor of ambiguous relationships with the surroundings. Manipulating the angles of the walls along four axes obscures perceptions of orientation. The suburban site comprises small, adjoining properties of around 200 sqm. Clients desired spaces and times belonging solely to the family, free of watching eyes. Physical seclusion was possible but Sekiya pursued the liberating effect of losing directional awareness. The home feels unmoored from cardinal points, simultaneously "there" yet unrecognized. The composition overlays rectilinear volumes with diagonal walls and ceilings. Skewed grids displace the expected adjacencies, making the precise locations of neighbors' houses uncertain. As human spatial senses rely on visual references, distorting these cues liberates perception. Varied textures accentuate shifting light and shadow, underscoring sunlight's passage through three courtyards and two open volumes. Though initially disorienting, this freedom sensitizes occupants to the sun's daily movement, linking them to natural rhythms. A rich domesticity emerges as one appreciates the atmospheric qualities of different areas over morning, afternoon and evening. Design Team - Founded in 2015, Ryota Sekiya Architecture creates bespoke homes that support owners' lifestyles in Japan and beyond. Led by principal architect Ryota Sekiya, the Nagoya-based firm brings extensive experience from over 100 residential projects. Offering integrated services from planning to construction, Ryota Sekiya Architecture tailors each commission through close collaboration. Sekiya’s background at a leading housing company enables streamlined delivery of clients’ aspirations. Subsequent work for architectural firms and contractors honed sensitivity to materials and detailing. This holistic approach placed Ryota Sekiya Architecture among an elite group of winners at the 15th Architecture Competition. Blending functionality with atmospheric qualities, the studio realizes buildings as reflections of owners’ values. It construes architecture as a means of enrichment rather than asset creation. Designs emerge from probing discussion to crystallize essentials like natural light over universal principles. Bespoke solutions prove that cherishing family bonds transcends fashion. Sensitively connecting residents to their environment, it homes become treasured backdrops for life’s meanings. 设计团队 旅游探访 127.6 m² 日本，爱知县海部郡 2023 Previous Next

< 返回 折叠空间花园 RAD+ar 项目名称: 折叠空间花园 地点: 万隆，印度尼西亚 设计团队: RAD+ar 建筑面积: 600 m² 竣工时间: 2025年 摄影: Ernest Theofilus 设计特色: RAD+ar在印度尼西亚万隆完成了折叠空间花园项目，这是一个实验性住宅项目，通过彻底消除传统墙体来重新想象居住空间。这座600平方米的住宅采用了革命性的连续折叠概念，地板、天花板和屋顶融合为单一的整体平面，在紧凑的城市场地中起伏流动。 设计不依赖垂直隔断来分隔空间，而是利用高程变化和策略性折叠来创造不同的私密性和活动区域。这种建构手法模糊了建筑与景观之间的界限，将住宅转变为有机响应自然地形的流动空间序列。 住宅在两个主要层面展开。上层折叠区容纳公共和半私密功能，包括一间与起居和用餐区相连的榻榻米式卧室，所有空间都抬高以捕捉前花园的全景视野并最大化交叉通风。下方的下层折叠区包含下沉的睡眠区，直接通向私人泳池和半户外浴室，被阴凉的竹林环抱，营造出亲密内向的氛围。 住宅入口通过一个悬浮的种植池进行调节，作为灵活的门槛，过滤从混乱城市环境到僻静居住庇护所的过渡。这个多孔边界体现了项目在实体与虚空、建筑形式与开放空间之间的精妙对话。 除了形式实验，折叠空间花园还解决了紧迫的环境问题。设计保持70%的可渗透绿地面积，优先考虑现场雨水收集，为印度尼西亚密集的城市规划挑战提供了关键应对方案。建筑师将这座紧凑别墅设想为生态城市主义的原型，展示了小规模私人开发项目如何作为分散的绿色节点发挥作用，在提供建筑创新生活环境的同时，积极促进城市水文健康。 设计团队: RAD+ar(Research Artistic Design + architecture)是一家印度尼西亚建筑事务所，将设计定位为对空间、文化和可持续性的挑战性探索。该事务所由Antonius Richard Rusli创立，在建筑、城市主义、研究和发展的交汇处运作，将每个项目视为挑战传统方法和拓展建筑可能性边界的机会。 在Dadi Prasojo和Antonius Richard的领导下，RAD+ar认为，应对当代挑战需要建筑成为最严谨的探索领域之一。该事务所倡导基于热带建筑原则和乌托邦研究方法的更可持续、更公平的建筑环境愿景。 RAD+ar的作品集展示了其在不同尺度和类型上的实验承诺，从紧凑的城市干预到更广泛的景观策略。该事务所连接历史和文化叙事，探索建筑在全球化与本土化之间进行调解的能力。通过多学科协作和在每个项目阶段的系统整合，RAD+ar始终如一地交付创新作品，重新定义超越空间和建筑传统概念的建筑价值，使该事务所成为当代印度尼西亚建筑领域的进步声音。 设计团队 旅游探访 600 m² 万隆，印度尼西亚 2025 Previous Next

< 返回 迪拜扎贝一号 日建设计 设计特色： 项目 – 坐落于迪拜繁华的中央金融区入口处，NIKKEN SEKKEI 设计的扎贝一号One Za'abeel 无疑是一座极富张力的建筑精品，重塑了这座城市标志性的天际线。这个大型综合性开发项目包括两座优雅的塔楼，通过一座前所未有的工程壮举 - 长达230米的悬挑体量"The Link"连为一体。两座塔楼分别拔地而起，高度达到305米和235米，而这座悬挑在地面100米处的“桥梁”把它们牢牢地联系在一起。“The Link”采用了由管状钢结构构成的钻石格网形式，内部完全没有柱子支撑，让观景平台能够360度无阻隔地俯瞰整个城市。One Za'abeel的设计宗旨是体现迪拜市的雄心壮志和创新精神，其简约而富于变化的外形轮廓更是由精心挑选的玻璃幕墙进一步凸显。高遮阳性能的Low-E玻璃，配合巧妙设置的玻璃鳍片，赋予了塔楼立面丰富的质感和视觉动感。除了极具标志性的建筑形态，这个综合体还营造了一个充满活力的社区，集办公、酒店、住宅、餐饮和零售于一体。作为迪拜国际机场至市中心的第一座建筑，One Za'abeel不仅成为这座城市未来发展的新地标，也将其与世界紧密联系在一起。 团队 – 日建设计（NIKKEN SEKKEI）可以追溯其历史源头至1900年，已经成长为国际建筑界的一支重要力量。作为世界上最大的设计公司之一，总部位于东京的日建设计在50个国家拥有众多标志性作品，以其创新和贴近当地实际的设计方式广受赞誉。在现任社长兼CEO 龟井忠夫（Tadao Kamei）领导下，日建设计拥有2600多名专业人才，在建筑、工程、规划和城市设计等领域汇聚了丰富经验。无论是摩天大楼、文化地标还是基础设施和可持续发展的总体规划，该公司精心设计的作品都充分体现了对当地环境的深入理解，以及不断推动当代建筑发展的决心。日建设计在亚洲、中东和欧洲等地设有分支机构，凭借遍布全球的项目获得了国际社会的广泛赞誉，确立了其作为首屈一指的设计强企的地位。随着持续重塑城市天际线、转变城市面貌的众多杰作，日建设计以其出色的设计业绩继续引领建筑设计界的前沿潮流。 Feature： Project - Nestled at the gateway to Dubai's bustling central financial district, Nikken Sekkei's One Za'abeel stands as a bold architectural statement, redefining the city's iconic skyline. This large-scale mixed-use development features two elegant towers connected by an unprecedented engineering feat - The Link, the world's longest cantilever at 230 meters. Rising to heights of 305 and 235 meters respectively, the towers are united by this remarkable suspended bridge, positioned 100 meters above the ground. Constructed using a robust tubular steel system in a diamond grid pattern, The Link's column-free interior offers unobstructed panoramic views, drawing visitors to its elevated observation deck. Designed to embody Dubai's spirit of ambition and innovation, One Za'abeel's sleek, asymmetrical silhouette is accentuated by its carefully selected glass facade. Low-E glass with superior solar shielding capabilities, combined with strategically placed glass fins, imbue the towers with depth and visual interest. Beyond its striking architectural presence, the development's holistic program nurtures a vibrant community, seamlessly integrating offices, hotels, residences, and diverse dining and retail experiences. As the first structure greeting travelers from Dubai International Airport, One Za'abeel solidifies its role as a landmark that bridges the city's dynamic future with the world. Design Team - Tracing its origins back to 1900, Nikken Sekkei has established itself as a prominent force in the international architectural arena. As one of the world's largest design practices, the Tokyo-headquartered firm boasts a diverse portfolio of iconic projects across 50 countries, solidifying its reputation for innovative, context-sensitive design. Under the leadership of President and CEO Tadao Kamei, Nikken Sekkei's team of over 2,600 professionals harnesses its extensive expertise in architecture, engineering, planning, and urban design to craft visionary built environments. From skyscrapers and cultural landmarks to infrastructure and sustainable masterplans, the firm's meticulously crafted designs showcase a keen understanding of local contexts and a commitment to pushing the boundaries of contemporary architecture. With a global footprint that includes offices spanning Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, Nikken Sekkei's diverse projects have garnered international acclaim, cementing its status as a preeminent design powerhouse. As it continues to redefine skylines and transform urban landscapes worldwide, the firm's legacy of design excellence positions it as a true leader in the architectural industry. 设计团队 旅游探访 530700 m² 迪拜，阿联酋 2023年 Previous Next

< 返回 Sugarloaf餐厅 Hierarchy Group 项目名称：Sugarloaf at Flockhill 地点：皮尔森湖 ， 新西兰 设计团队：Hierarchy Group 建筑面积：560 m² 竣工时间：2024年 摄影：Dennis Radermacher – Lightforge 设计特色： 项目 - Hierarchy Group在克雷吉伯恩山谷一个偏远牧羊场完成了Sugarloaf餐厅项目，这座引人注目的建筑将商业餐饮与新西兰农牧传统巧妙融合。这个560平方米的项目展示了当代建筑如何在提供世界级餐饮服务的同时，向其自然环境致敬。 建筑最具特色的设计是其高达七米的教堂式室内空间，完全被木材包围，营造出宁静而宏伟的氛围。这种垂直强调贯穿整个设计，从成对的椽条细节到悬挂在天花板上的巨型混凝土壁炉，后者通过隐藏在双烟道内的钢架巧妙支撑。 Hierarchy Group的设计理念以材料的真实性和克制性为核心。外立面采用乌木色染色的西部红雪松包层，专门选择其天然抗性特质，而超大铜门提供了精致的入口，暗示着内部的精工细作。简约木材、原始混凝土和发黑钢材的材料组合，创造出建筑师所描述的"阳刚而忧郁"却"平静而包容"的环境。 建筑的精心定位框定了南阿尔卑斯山的壮丽景观，建筑规模经过仔细考量，旨在与环境相互补充而非竞争。宏伟的门廊将访客引入室内，在室内外空间之间建立即时连接。 有机曲线通过精心选择的家具和五金件平衡了建筑的坚固质感，而山峰的微妙参考出现在三角形厨房台面和吊灯设计中。设计理念延伸至实用考量——耐用材料经过精选，能够随时间优雅地形成包浆，确保餐厅在严苛的高山环境中优雅老化。 Sugarloaf展示了当代餐饮建筑如何在实现商业功能的同时，创造与景观深度连接的空间，为新西兰偏远奢华餐饮建立了新的标杆。 设计团队 - Hierarchy Group由设计总监Chris Wheeler于2003年创立，已发展成为一家前瞻性建筑事务所，通过创新的以客户为中心的解决方案挑战传统设计理念。事务所在奥克兰和基督城设有办公室，由40多位专业人士组成的多元化团队为澳新地区多个领域提供全面的建筑服务。 该事务所的设计理念以"非凡激发卓越"为核心，致力于创造超越传统界限的空间。他们近期完成的Sugarloaf项目充分体现了这一理念，在2025年新西兰建筑师学会坎特伯雷奖中荣获酒店建筑和室内建筑双项殊荣。 Hierarchy Group的作品组合涵盖非凡住宅、市政基础设施和酒店开发项目，展现了在不同项目规模和复杂程度上的多样性。他们的综合设计方法融入了Te Aranga设计原则，强调当代实践中的文化敏感性和环境管理。 事务所对可持续性和面向未来设计的承诺赢得了多项荣誉，包括DINZ最佳奖和ADNZ地区奖的认可。他们的协作方法将技术专长与创意愿景相结合，确保项目既能提供即时功能性，又具备长期适应性。 通过独特的无畏创新文化和专业卓越精神，Hierarchy Group持续塑造澳新建筑界，同时保持稳固的客户关系和社区参与。 Project Name: Sugarloaf at Flockhill Location: Lake Pearson , New Zealand Design Team: Hierarchy Group Total Floor Area: 560 m² Completion: 2024 Photography: Dennis Radermacher – Lightforge Feature: Project - Hierarchy Group completed a striking hospitality project in the heart of New Zealand's Canterbury region, transforming a remote historic sheep station in the Craigieburn Valley through innovative architectural language and thoughtful landscape integration. Sugarloaf at Flockhill converts an agricultural heritage site into a world-class dining destination that invites guests to immerse themselves in the stunning landscape of the Southern Alps, demonstrating the perfect synthesis of commercial functionality with New Zealand's farming heritage. The restaurant is strategically positioned to frame the dramatic landscape, this 560-square-meter complex captures the innovative spirit of hospitality design while paying homage to the region's agricultural memory. The project's most distinctive feature lies in its soaring seven-meter-high cathedral-style interior space, completely shrouded in timber to create an atmosphere of warmth and quiet calmness that defines the entire dining experience. Hierarchy Group's ingenious design solution balances the built form with its natural context through deliberate restraint. The architects employed a carefully curated material palette of pared-back timber, raw concrete, and blackened steel both internally and externally. The ebony-stained Western Red Cedar cladding was chosen for its natural resistance properties, with its subtlety taking a backseat to the incredible landscape within which the restaurant resides. The building's programming encompasses world-class dining facilities while maintaining connection to the land. Oversized copper doors lead into the vast cathedral-style space, while a monumental concrete fireplace punctuates the interior, suspended from the ceiling by engineered steel frames hidden within double flues. The masculinity of the building is further balanced by organic curves, introduced through soft furnishings and hardware selections that reference the surrounding mountains through triangular shapes. Most notably, the project demonstrates how contemporary hospitality architecture can achieve commercial functionality while creating spaces that feel intimately connected to their landscape. Verticality serves as a guiding principle throughout the design, reflected in timber and concrete detailing and emphasizing the grandeur of the interior through rhythm and symmetry evident in paired elements throughout the space. Design Team - Founded in 2003 by Design Director Chris Wheeler, Hierarchy Group has established itself as a pioneering force in contemporary Australasian architectural practice, consistently bridging rigorous design methodology with cultural innovation technologies. With headquarters in Auckland and Christchurch, the firm has established itself as a comprehensive interdisciplinary consultancy providing professional design services across diverse building typologies throughout New Zealand and the broader international region. Design Director Chris Wheeler leads the practice with principal team members including lead team Ashton Wright and Wen Ting, along with design team members Jane Wright and Sonia Prince, bringing international academic background to their work. The Hierarchy Group name reflects the foundational philosophy of achieving design excellence through the belief that "the unordinary inspires the extraordinary"——a principle that manifests throughout their comprehensive project methodology. The firm's design philosophy centers on thorough investigation of diverse building typologies, with particular emphasis on material expression and spatial innovation. This approach synthesizes global perspectives with localized sensibilities, yielding significant works from extraordinary residences to civic infrastructure and hospitality developments that demonstrate continuous advancement of place-responsive architecture that breaks through in both cultural heritage and modern functionality. Hierarchy Group's mastery of sustainable innovation and visionary design systems, along with applications of advanced construction techniques and Te Aranga Design Principles, underscores their contribution to New Zealand's evolving architectural discourse. Their recent work on the Sugarloaf project exemplifies their persistent pursuit of pushing design boundaries while respecting historical contexts——positioning them as thought leaders in contemporary cross-cultural architectural practice. Hierarchy Group maintains headquarters in Auckland and Christchurch with a diverse team of over 40 specialists, big thinkers and industry experts contributing to the firm's continuously evolving design discourse. This multicultural structure enables the firm to address complex architectural challenges with global consciousness and localized understanding, establishing Hierarchy Group as an important contributor to contemporary architectural creation in New Zealand and beyond. 设计团队 旅游探访 560 m² 皮尔森湖，新西兰 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 越池之家 i.House Architecture and Construction 设计特色： 项目 – 位于越南北部的越池小镇，这栋窄小的管状住宅，长19.5 米，宽5 米，总面积 292.5 平方米，原本的布局存在诸多问题：布置拥挤不堪，采光和通风不佳，阴暗狭小的楼梯几乎占去全部空间和视线。房屋西面朝向直接承受了炎夏烈日的晒射，导致室内气温难以忍受。繁忙的街道位置更加剧了噪音和污染，周围丰富的绿地和开阔空间也都未得到利用。I.HOUSE设计团队欣然接受了这个挑战，将项目命名为“越池之家”。他们巧妙的翻新既尊重了原有部分，又优化了空间和连接。起居室、餐厅、厨房和车库保留原样，而后侧则得到了彻底改造：将楼梯重新定位到前方,解决了交通流线问题，并实现了跨层通风。大胆增加西立面的垂直花园不仅提供遮阳，也营造了令人目不暇接的视觉愉悦。私密的房间被推至后方,确保了舒适与隐私。I.HOUSE 采用极简主义和天然物料如玄武岩和混凝土，在城市中心营造出了一处宁静的绿洲。策略性设置的玻璃窗和门让人享受郁郁葱葱的景观，同时最大化自然采光。入口的玄武岩墙体表面玩味光影的变幻交织，增添了丰富的质感与美感。越池之家已经远远超越了单纯的实用翻新，而成为了极富诗意的定制建筑作品，通过体量、材质、光影的互动，将居者更深度地拉近自然。它既符合现代美学，也尊重文化根基。 团队 – I.HOUSE建筑与建造设计公司成立于2007年，是越南建筑设计、室内设计和建筑施工领域的先锋力量，专注于“生态极简主义”，并且在2012年获得越南知识产权局的正式知识产权保护。生态极简主义强调在塑造生活空间时追求优雅、平衡和可持续发展，通过减去不必要的元素来创建简单、舒适和宁静的环境。I.HOUSE的设计团队与其工作环境是探索的世界，孕育测试新想法和开拓新领域。从研究到设计，从构思到实物化，每一步都以构建独特的“首要场所”为目标。与此同时，其汇聚了分享创意、思考和反馈的活力团队，共同发展鼓舞人心的未来生态极简主义建筑。 Feature： Project - Stepping into the sweltering heat of a Viet Tri summer afternoon, we were greeted by the homeowner with a warm smile and a simple request - "Help me transform this into a more livable place." The narrow tube house at 5m x 19.5m with a total area of 292.5 m2 suffered from poor layout, lack of light and ventilation. A dark, cramped staircase monopolized movement and views. The west-facing orientation bore the brunt of afternoon sun, resulting in unbearable heat. The busy street location only exacerbated noise and pollution. Surrounding greenery and open spaces were untapped assets. I.HOUSE embraced the challenge, dubbing it the "Viet Tri House" project. Their deft renovations honored the original while optimizing space and connections. Living, dining, kitchen and garage remained intact, while the rear was radically reconfigured. Relocating the staircase to the front solved circulation issues and enabled cross-ventilation. The bold addition of lush hanging gardens along the western facade provided shade and a visual delight. Private rooms were pushed to the back for seclusion and comfort. By embracing minimalism and natural materials like basalt and concrete, I.HOUSE created a tranquil oasis in the heart of the city. Strategic glass windows and doors framed verdant views and amplified natural light. The shifting interplay of light enhances the textural beauty of the entrance's floating basalt wall. Far beyond a practical restoration, Viet Tri House embodies bespoke architectural poetry. Each space sings with harmony and flow, drawing residents and visitors closer to nature through the interplay of volumes, materials and light. A serene urban refuge tuned to modern sensibilities while respecting cultural roots. Design Team - Established in 2007, I.HOUSE Architecture & Construction pioneers Vietnam’s architecture, interior design and construction, specializing in “Eco-minimalism”. Obtaining intellectual property protection in 2012, its elegant, balanced and sustainable approach shapes living spaces by removing unnecessary elements for straightforward, cozy and tranquil environments. I.HOUSE ’s studio fuels exploration where ideas are tested and new frontiers discovered. From brainstorming to models and eco-friendly innovations, architects unite to make their mark. The studio also houses the mission behind each project. From research to design, ideas transformed into built form - every step aims to construct unmatched “first places”. Above all, the studio connects passionate teams who share ideas, thoughts and feedback to develop inspiring eco-minimalist architecture - the architecture of the future. 设计团队 旅游探访 292.5 m² 越南 越池市 2023 Previous Next

< 返回 Chappe艺术馆 JKMM Architects 项目名称： Chappe艺术馆 (Chappe Art House) 地点： 塔米萨里，芬兰 设计团队： JKMM Architects 项目面积： 1210 m² 竣工时间： 2023年 摄影： Tuomas Uusheimo 设计特色： 项目 – JKMM建筑事务所在芬兰历史悠久的滨海小镇塔米萨里揭幕了Chappe艺术馆。这座1210平方米的建筑展现了现代建筑理念与传统芬兰工艺的完美融合。 这座由Albert de la Chapelle基金会委托建造的三层建筑，以其独特的黑云杉外墙引人注目，既向该地区丰富的木制建筑传统致敬，又彰显了其现代特色。建筑的独特形态创造了一个与18世纪城镇景观和谐共存的地标性建筑。 Chappe艺术馆的与众不同之处在于其创新的空间组织方式。建筑设计了具有大堂般开阔的空间，既可作为博物馆级别的展览场所，又能容纳社区活动。顶层设有主要展览馆，而地面层则设有宽敞的多功能门厅，与共享的博物馆花园相连，在物理和功能上与现有的拉塞堡博物馆建筑群形成联系。 在JKMM建筑事务所创始合伙人Asmo Jaaksi的带领下，建筑巧妙地将艺术装置融入建筑元素中，与芬兰艺术家Karin Widnäs和Petri Vainio等人展开合作。室内空间在上层展示了裸露的木结构，为展览环境增添温暖感和质感，同时保持着博物馆级别的环境控制以保护艺术品。 建筑的细致设计还体现在其与周围环境的关系上，精心设计的框景将海景和古城风貌尽收眼底。这种对环境的关注，加上其技术上的精湛和对无障碍设计的重视，使Chappe艺术馆成为该地区重要的文化催化剂，将这个传统的季节性目的地转变为全年运营的文化中心。该项目展示了当代文化建筑如何能够在创新设计方案中既尊重当地遗产，又通过创新设计推动社区活力。 团队 – JKMM建筑事务所成立于1998年的芬兰，已发展成为北欧地区最具影响力的建筑设计机构之一，以其整体设计方法和对社会责任的承诺而闻名。在创始合伙人Asmo Jaaksi的领导下，这家总部位于赫尔辛基的工作室现已拥有近100名设计师，他们共同致力于创造促进社会福祉的建筑作品。 该事务所的作品组合展现了在文化、市政和教育领域的非凡多样性，其中包括享誉国际的Amos Rex艺术博物馆和最近完成的Chappe艺术馆。他们的设计理念融合了六个核心原则：自然启发的形态、以人为本的方法、智慧简约、注重执行的方法论、定制化解决方案和整体性集成。 JKMM的专业领域涵盖建筑设计、室内建筑、城市设计和家具设计，使他们能够提供无缝融合不同尺度和学科的综合设计解决方案。他们对创新的承诺通过令人印象深刻的竞赛成绩得到证实，在100多个建筑竞赛中获奖，其中包括50多个一等奖，使其成为芬兰最成功的竞赛事务所。 该事务所的作品通过威尼斯双年展和芬兰建筑博物馆等重要展览获得全球认可，奠定了JKMM作为当代北欧建筑领军力量的地位。 Project Name: Chappe Art House Location: Ekenäs, Finland Design Team: JKMM Architects Area: 1,210 m² Completion: 2023 Photography: Tuomas Uusheimo Feature： Project - JKMM Architects has unveiled Chappe Art House, a striking contemporary cultural venue nestled in the historic coastal town of Tammisaari, Finland. The 1,210-square-metre building serves as a testament to the seamless integration of modern architectural principles with traditional Finnish craftsmanship. The three-storey structure, commissioned by the Albert de la Chapelle Foundation, stands out for its sophisticated black spruce cladding that pays homage to the region's rich timber architectural heritage while asserting its contemporary identity. The building's distinctive form creates a contextual landmark that harmoniously weaves into the fabric of the 18th-century townscape. What sets Chappe Art House apart is its innovative approach to spatial organization. The building features lofty, hall-like spaces that serve dual purposes – housing museum-grade galleries while accommodating community events. The top level houses the main exhibition galleries, while the ground floor opens into a generous multi-purpose foyer that connects to a shared museum garden, linking it physically and programmatically to the existing Raseborg Museum complex. JKMM Architects, led by founding partner Asmo Jaaksi, has masterfully integrated art installations as architectural elements, collaborating with Finnish artists such as Karin Widnäs and Petri Vainio. The interior spaces showcase exposed timber structure on the upper levels, introducing warmth and tactility to the gallery environments while maintaining museum-grade environmental controls for art preservation. The building's thoughtful design extends to its relationship with its surroundings, featuring carefully framed views of the sea and old town. This attention to context, combined with its technical sophistication and commitment to accessibility, positions Chappe Art House as a significant cultural catalyst for the region, transforming a traditionally seasonal destination into a year-round cultural hub. The project exemplifies how contemporary cultural architecture can both honor local heritage and drive community vitality through innovative design solutions. Design Team - JKMM Architects, established in 1998 in Finland, has emerged as one of the Nordic region's most influential architectural practices, renowned for their holistic approach to design and commitment to social responsibility. Led by founding partner Asmo Jaaksi, the Helsinki-based studio has grown to encompass nearly 100 designers who share a common vision of creating architecture that fosters societal well-being. The practice's portfolio demonstrates exceptional versatility across cultural, civic, and educational sectors, with notable projects including the internationally acclaimed Amos Rex Art Museum and the recent Chappe Art House. Their design philosophy interweaves six core principles: nature-inspired forms, human-centric approaches, intelligent simplicity, execution-focused methodology, bespoke solutions, and holistic integration. JKMM's expertise spans architecture, interior architecture, urban design, and furniture design, allowing them to deliver comprehensive design solutions that seamlessly blend different scales and disciplines. Their commitment to innovation is evidenced by their impressive track record of over 100 architectural competition wins, including more than 50 first prizes, making them Finland's most successful competition office. The firm's work has been recognized globally through prestigious awards and exhibitions, including the Venice Biennale and the Museum of Finnish Architecture, establishing JKMM as a leading force in contemporary Nordic architecture. 设计团队 旅游探访 1210 m² 塔米萨里，芬兰 2023 Previous Next

< 返回 SAP慕尼黑实验室园区 SCOPE建筑事务所 项目名称：SAP慕尼黑实验室园区 地点：慕尼黑，德国 设计团队：SCOPE建筑事务所 建筑面积：25500 m² 竣工时间：2024年 摄影：Zooey Braun 设计特色： 项目 - 坐落在欧洲领先研究和教学中心之一的科学城加兴核心地带，SAP慕尼黑实验室园区由SCOPE建筑事务所设计，代表了当代办公建筑和跨学科协作的前瞻性模式。这座25500平方米园区项目，作为连接所有主要研究集群的步行主干道"科学环路"的门户，在塑造充满活力和面向未来的学术和企业环境中发挥着核心作用。该园区汇聚了约600名SAP员工和120名来自慕尼黑工业大学（TUM）的研究人员和学生，营造了一个科学与商业并肩工作的共享环境。 园区被构想为微型校园，建筑由围绕中央中庭分组的三个错落有致的体块组成。这个五层高的空间形成了园区的建筑和社交中心。中庭结构如同室内公共广场，通过画廊、露台和宽阔的视线连接研究和商业功能、工作空间以及公共区域。雕塑般的红色螺旋楼梯和宽阔的阶梯座椅将垂直交通转化为共享体验。中庭周围设有多种功能，包括公众可达的活力吧、礼堂和SAP体验区域。 空间布局通过开放式工作区域、灵活的团队空间和混合会议区域支持跨学科交流。餐饮作为社交连接器发挥着关键作用：位于中心位置的员工餐厅可通往屋顶露台，作为非正式会议、自发相遇和团队间轻松协作的空间。灵活空间和私人包厢为退隐和个人使用提供了机会。建筑语言由银色阳极氧化柱式和清晰的结构韵律定义，赋予立面平衡而统一的表达。室内方面，裸露混凝土、水磨石和银色阳极氧化铝表面等原始而诚实的材料定义了室内特色。 可持续性贯穿整个设计。遵循循环原则，建筑使用可回收、低维护的材料，避免不必要的装饰，并允许长期适应性。停车场屋顶被设计为无障碍露台和户外空间，有助于用户福祉和社交互动。作为创新、研究和社区的活力交汇点，SAP慕尼黑实验室园区不仅仅是一个工作场所。它为跨部门对话、学术交流以及协作和面向未来的工作文化提供了空间框架。 团队 - SCOPE建筑事务所是一家成立于2010年的跨学科设计事务所，由Oliver Kettenhofen和Mike Herud在斯图加特创立，专门从事企业建筑和人本设计。该事务所由40名建筑师、室内设计师、平面设计师和传播专家组成的跨学科团队，秉承"创造人性空间"的理念，从多层次的文化和社会背景中发展建筑设计。 在现任董事总经理Mike Herud和Oliver Kettenhofen的领导下，联同合伙人Kathrin Lewald、Mike Müller和Andreas Witte，SCOPE已将自己定位在社会中心建筑的前沿。这种方法优先考虑社区需求，同时兼顾社会、文化、经济和环境背景，创造可持续和包容性的解决方案。 该事务所的专业领域涵盖从详细的企业身份表达到综合性的新工作概念和校园策略。他们对循环经济原则的承诺——体现在内部座右铭"减少、重用、回收"中——展示了他们在复杂既有建筑改造和可持续材料选择方面的专业能力。事务所专注于创造以用户为导向的设计，重视现有结构的保护以保存文化记忆并节约资源。 SCOPE的建筑哲学超越了纯粹的形式美学责任，拥抱其工作的社会维度。他们的项目作为企业、社会和员工之间的连接纽带，通过其使用方式和可持续设计创造激励人心的空间。该事务所致力于负责任的空间资源管理和跨功能方法，使其成为开发未来工作环境的专家，在这里建筑成为当代社会挑战解决方案的一部分。 SCOPE的客户组合包括众多知名企业和机构，其设计卓越性在企业建筑领域获得了广泛认可。在创始人的指导下，事务所培养了注重透明度、诚实性和道德标准的企业文化，始终致力于创造支持多样化工作方式和发展21世纪所需技能的空间，使SCOPE建筑事务所成为当代企业环境设计领域的领导者。 Project Name: SAP Labs Munich Campus Location: München, Germany Design Team: SCOPE Architekten Total Floor Area: 25,500 m² Completion: 2024 Photography: Zooey Braun Design Features: Project - Located at the heart of Science City Garching, one of Europe's leading hubs for research and teaching, the SAP Labs Munich Campus designed by SCOPE Architekten represents a forward-thinking model for contemporary office architecture and interdisciplinary collaboration. This 25,500-square-meter campus completed in 2024 serves as a gateway to the "Science Loop" – a pedestrian spine that connects all major research clusters – playing a central role in shaping a vibrant and future-oriented academic and corporate environment. The campus brings together about 600 SAP employees and 120 researchers and students from the Technical University of Munich (TUM), fostering a shared environment where science and business work side by side. Conceived as a micro-campus, the building consists of three staggered volumes grouped around a central atrium. This five-story space forms the architectural and social heart of the campus. Structured like an interior public square, the atrium connects research and business functions, workspaces, and communal zones through galleries, terraces, and generous sightlines. A sculptural red spiral staircase and wide seating steps turn vertical circulation into a shared experience. Surrounding the atrium are a range of functions, including a publicly accessible Vital Bar, an auditorium, and an SAP experience area. The spatial layout supports interdisciplinary exchange through open work areas, flexible team spaces, and hybrid meeting zones. Gastronomy plays a key role as a social connector: the centrally located employee restaurant, with its access to a rooftop terrace, serves as a space for informal meetings, spontaneous encounters, and relaxed collaboration across teams. Flexible spaces and private booths offer opportunities for retreat and individual use. The architectural language is defined by silver-anodized pilasters and a clear structural rhythm, giving the façade a balanced and cohesive expression. Inside, raw and honest materials such as exposed concrete, terrazzo, and silver-anodized aluminum surfaces define the character of the interior. Sustainability is embedded throughout the design. Following circular principles, the building uses recyclable, low-maintenance materials, avoids unnecessary finishes, and allows for long-term adaptability. The roof of the parking deck is designed as an accessible terrace and outdoor space, contributing to user well-being and social interaction. As a vibrant intersection of innovation, research, and community, the SAP Labs Munich Campus is more than a workplace. It offers a spatial framework for cross-sector dialogue, academic exchange, and a collaborative, future-ready work culture. Design Team - SCOPE Architekten is an interdisciplinary design practice founded in 2010 by Oliver Kettenhofen and Mike Herud in Stuttgart, specializing in corporate architecture and human-centered design. The firm's 40-strong interdisciplinary team of architects, interior designers, graphic designers, and communication specialists operates under the philosophy of "Creating Human Spaces," developing architecture from multilayered cultural and social contexts. Under the current leadership of managing directors Mike Herud and Oliver Kettenhofen, alongside associate partners Kathrin Lewald, Mike Müller, and Andreas Witte, SCOPE has positioned itself at the forefront of Society-Centered Architecture. This approach prioritizes community needs while considering social, cultural, economic, and environmental contexts to create sustainable and inclusive solutions. The practice's expertise spans from detailed corporate identity expressions to comprehensive New Work concepts and campus strategies. Their commitment to circular economy principles—embodied in their internal mantra of "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle"—demonstrates their specialization in complex existing building renovations and sustainable material selection. The firm focuses on creating user-oriented design while valuing the preservation of existing structures to conserve cultural memory and resources. SCOPE's architectural philosophy transcends purely formal aesthetic responsibilities, embracing the societal dimension of their work. Their projects serve as connective tissue between corporations, society, and employees, creating spaces that inspire through their usage and sustainable design. The firm's dedication to responsible spatial resource management and cross-functional approaches positions them as specialists in developing tomorrow's work environments, where architecture becomes part of the solution for contemporary social challenges. SCOPE's client portfolio includes numerous renowned corporations and institutions, with their design excellence receiving widespread recognition in the corporate architecture field. Under the founders' guidance, the studio has cultivated a corporate culture emphasizing transparency, honesty, and ethical standards, consistently committed to creating spaces that support diverse working methods and developing 21st-century skills, establishing SCOPE Architekten as a leader in contemporary corporate environment design. 设计团队 旅游探访 25500 m² 慕尼黑，德国 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 榕树之家 Anonym 项目名称：榕树之家 地点：泰国 设计团队：Anonym 建筑面积：1600平方米 竣工时间：2024年 摄影：DOF SKYGROUND 设计特色： Anonym设计的"榕树之家"展现了如何通过创新的L形木质平台整合策略和巧妙的自然通风设计哲学融合技术，将一座位于1.38英亩湿地上的住宅转化为充满多代家庭凝聚力和环境和谐的现代居住圣所。 这座1600平方米的住宅戏剧性地分布在湿地景观上，呈现为对当代泰式住宅生活方式、被动式气候控制和热带建筑传统融合的深刻冥思。它通过精心的空间组织和材料选择，创造出一个将功能性与自然诗意性无缝交织的居住体验。 项目的绝妙之处在于对场地原有生态系统的根本性尊重与重新构想。两棵雄伟的榕树不仅作为景观元素，更成为空间组织的核心，确保L形建筑体量优雅地环抱这些百年古树。这种设计策略创造了建筑与自然的持续对话，实现了视觉上的和谐共生效果。 Anonym的设计语言流利地表达着当代泰式建筑方言，运用天然材料如木材和混凝土的现代应用来重新定义热带居住体验。连续的檐篷系统被创新性地用于统一建筑语言，同时巧妙地创造半户外生活空间。这种大胆的整合策略不仅增加了空间的气候适应性，同时巧妙地适应了多代家庭生活的复杂功能需求。 最引人注目的是，建筑师通过自然通风和空间序列的巧妙操控在不同功能区域间创造舒适的微气候环境。位于两栋建筑间的小型庭院采用白色砂砾配以橄榄树的极简景观设计，配以战略性的建筑间隙让自然风流充满整个住宅，而主要生活空间则通过双层挑高天花板与25米长的泳池建立视觉连接，营造出室内外无缝过渡的氛围。 景观策略延续了这种建筑与自然和谐共生的设计理念。原有湿地植被和新增的可食用花园相互呼应，垂吊植物强化了住宅与周围自然环境的整合。大面积开口促进交叉通风和充沛自然光线，确保清新宜人的居住环境——完美适合家庭生活和多代共居。 设计团队 - Anonym作为新一代泰国建筑实践的杰出代表，由彭帕·乌萨恩空森（Phongphat Ueasangkhomset）和帕恩杜昂杰·鲁娜瓦特（Parnduangjai Roojnawate）于近年在曼谷创立，自成立以来已确立其在当代住宅设计和环境响应式建筑语言创新领域的先锋地位。这家立足曼谷的事务所通过设计与环境的协调整合，重新定义当代泰国建筑师在国际设计话语中的角色。 Anonym为建筑实践带来了卓越的环境敏感性设计视角和对跨学科方法的深刻理解。该事务所因其将传统泰式建筑智慧与当代国际现代主义结合的承诺而获得认可，两位创始人均为泰国杰出建筑院校的毕业生，乌萨恩空森毕业于泰国国王科技大学建筑与设计学院，并在曼谷和新加坡的高层住宅及商业项目中积累丰富经验，鲁娜瓦特拥有泰国国王科技大学室内建筑背景，并在法国获得应用合成图像和舞台设计双硕士学位。 该事务所的设计哲学强调建筑应该超越风格限制——不仅仅是为了满足基本需求而设计，更是为了与居住者的生活方式和环境条件共同有机演进。通过对场地特定性认知和感官体验的深度关注，开展从住宅到商业空间的多元化项目，相信最好的建筑是通过精准和深思熟虑的过程产生的克制干预。Anonym相信建筑应该成为居住者身份和家庭记忆的载体，通过策略性的空间组织和材料选择创造独特的环境响应式居住体验。 除实践外，该事务所通过对天然材料与现代建造方法的深思熟虑结合、本地气候条件和国际设计元素的运用，以及经过时间验证的热带建筑智慧，Anonym已确立自己作为当代泰国建筑话语重要贡献者的地位，创造出既具环境回应性又拥抱全球设计视野的建筑作品。该事务所目前在曼谷充满活力的建筑景观中占据独特地位，专注于创造不张扬却深刻的空间体验。 设计团队 旅游探访 1600 m² 泰国 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 PK 住宅 8x8 Design Studio Co. 设计特色： 项目 – 位于菲律宾卡拉塔根的山顶上的PK 住宅，由8x8 Design Studio设计，作为对传统菲律宾茅屋“Bahay Kubo”的当代诠释。这座面积2400平米的周末度假屋，由三个层级的体量组成渐缩的金字塔形，提供层层阴凉并拥有俯瞰周围热带风景的全景视野。作为住宅的支点的是其一层开放的“Silong”空间（菲律宾传统房屋特色）,设想为一个流动的公共区域，中心是一个细长的铁木餐桌，流线穿梭室外庭院和游泳池，打破室内与室外的界限。 上层是玻璃围合的透明“Bulwagan”客厅，通高落地玻璃可以通过滑动完全打开。 最顶层是私人的主人套房，其可旋转的窗户让室内与外部阳台融为一体。建筑钢结构利用伸出的部分作为遮阳装置，表面涂以耐候材料以抵御海边气候。室内漂白的木质表面设计唤起传统菲律宾建筑回忆，与当代家具形成对比。主浴室的Inoki浴池也是一个引人注目的设计亮点。总体来说，这个项目将本土风格转化为一个与周围环境相连的宁静现代之家。 团队 – 8x8设计工作室成立于2012年，由Adrian Alfonso和Pearl Robles创立，这是一家位于菲律宾马卡蒂的年轻建筑设计公司，致力于打造富有激发性的空间环境。“8x8”这个名字来源于无限延伸的理念，以开发组织空间的新方法。无限是他们设计过程的核心，通过对场地空间机会和项目需求的研究，内嵌于每个项目中。8x8通过深入探索轻盈体量、立体姿态、空间质感等策略，孕育建筑词汇，为菲律宾当代建筑开辟新方向。作为一个小型工作室，8x8仅服务于选定的项目，从概念到落地提供充分的设计与管控，详细的3D建模和全面的细节关注确保设计得以精确转化为落地建筑。他们专长于现代建筑，为住宅、商业和酒店提供建筑和室内设计的创新解决方案。在2016年，8X8被选为威尼斯建筑双年展菲律宾国家馆的九个参与者之一。 Feature： Project - Set atop a hill in Calatagan, Philippines, the striking PK House designed by 8x8 Design Studio serves as a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional Filipino Bahay Kubo. The 2400 sqm weekend retreat comprises three cascading volumes that create a tapering pyramidal form, providing shade and framing panoramic views of the surrounding tropical landscape. Anchoring the home is the ground floor Silong, conceived as a fluid communal area with an elongated ironwood dining table at its core. This flows into exterior courtyards and pools, blurring indoor/outdoor boundaries. Cantilevered above is the transparent Bulwagan living pavilion, enveloped in full-height glazing that opens fully via sliding panels. At the top, the private master suite has turnable windows that allow it to become one with the exterior deck. The steel-framed volumes employ overhangs as solar shading devices and are finished with weather-resistant materials to withstand the seaside climate. Inside, bleached wooden surfaces evoke traditional Philippine architecture, offset by contemporary furnishings and sculptural light fixtures. An Inoki soaking tub makes a striking statement in the master bath. Overall, the project translates vernacular influences into a tranquil modern sanctuary that connects with the surrounds. Design Team - Founded in 2012 by partners Adrian Alfonso and Pearl Robles, 8x8 Design Studio is a young architecture firm based in Makati, Philippines dedicated to crafting inspired spatial environments. The name "8x8" stems from the concept of multiplying infinities to develop novel approaches in composing space. Infinities are core to their design process, embedded in each project through studies of site spatial opportunities and program requirements. 8x8 rigorously explores strategies for lightness, object stance, and spatial grain to grow an architectural vocabulary that defines new directions for Philippine architecture. As a small studio catering to select projects, 8x8 offers substantial design control from conception through realization. Detailed 3D modeling and comprehensive attention to detail ensure designs are precisely translated into built form. Specializing in modern architecture, they provide fresh residential, commercial, and hospitality solutions encompassing architecture and interiors. Their recent accolades include Arch+ Planetary Urbanism publication in Germany and the Philippines Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale. 设计团队 旅游探访 2400 m² 菲律宾 卡拉塔根 2023 Previous Next

< 返回 大阪桑拿DESSE OSTR 设计特色： 项目 – 一座崭新的桑拿设施"大阪桑拿 DESSE "最近在大阪市中心开业，由东京建筑师 双人组合 OSTR（太田翔和武井良祐）操刀设计。这个设施位于一座 11 层租赁大楼的 4 楼,在一个封闭且没有室外空间的环境中规划建造。设计师们旨在打造一种"延续日常生 活"的桑拿体验，采用"有如花园般的建筑"理念，营造出多条多样的动线。7间各具特色 的桑拿分散布置在整层空间，通过"如同河流般的景观"连接贯通。这些桑拿与"花园"的 距离各不相同，有的设有大窗以框景，有的可直接跃入"河中"泡浴，有的则设有堤坝般 的长椅座位。浴池与冷泉如一条持续的河流贯穿全层，桥梁、跳石、漂浮小屋和堤坝 等元素从中渐次生成，将"有如花园般的建筑"理念具象呈现。休息大堂区域只由简单的 地面高低起伏组成，让使用者可自由体验这个开放空间 - 思索接下来去哪间桑拿，或 随意坐下、将高起表面当作桌面使用，延续了城市本身的体验方式。通过在抵达 4 楼 时，由城市外部环境逐步过渡，这个新商业空间力求带来一种"美妙日常生活"的体验。 团队 – OSTR 建筑设计事务所成立于 2019 年，在大阪和东京两地设有办公室。该事务 所由两位日本建筑师太田翔和武井良祐领导，致力于打造充满欢乐的建筑，并为建筑 环境描绘全新的常态。OSTR 坚持从第一性原理出发，在客户需求的基线之上，仔细考 虑关于必要空间和功能的种种假设。他们的方案不止着眼于眼前需求，还将目光投向 建筑如何为长远价值服务。这家事务所精于成本管理，能够灵活应对复杂项目，并时 常亲临施工现场，指导项目朝最佳方向推进。OSTR 提供全方位服务，涵盖可行性研究、 概念设计、施工图纸绘制和施工现场管理，并精于将建筑、室内、景观和产品设计融 会贯通。他们的多元化项目组合包括住宅、商业、公共建筑和城市规划等领域，通过 全面的视野和严谨的技术执行予以实现。OSTR 重视建筑对社会的影响，积极参与社区 发展计划，并通过学术教学分享专业知识，同时为城市设计策略提供咨询。他们的以 人为本理念将设计视为推动更加丰富、可持续的集体体验的催化剂。 Feature： Project - A new sauna facility called Osaka Sauna DESSE has opened in the heart of Osaka, designed by the Tokyo architectural duo OSTR/Sho Ota and Ryosuke Takei. Located on the 4th floor of an 11-story tenant building, the facility was conceived within the constraints of a closed-off environment lacking outdoor space. The designers aimed to create a sauna experience as an "extension of daily life", adopting the concept of a "garden-like architecture" with diverse circulation paths. Seven distinctly characterized saunas are scattered across the floor, connected by a "river-like landscape". The saunas offer varying distances to this interpretive garden, with some featuring large windows framing scenery, others allowing one to plunge directly into a "river", and others with bench seating evocative of a riverbank. The baths and plunge pools traverse the rooms like a continuous waterway, with bridges, stepping stones, floating huts and embankments emerging to complete the riverine atmosphere resonating with the "garden-like architecture" concept. The lounge area is composed simply of level changes in the floor plane, leaving the space open for users to inhabit it freely - pondering which sauna to visit next, or casually sitting down or using surfaces as tables, continuing the experience of the city itself. By gradually transitioning from the urban exterior upon arriving at the 4th floor, Osaka Sauna DESSE aims to provide an experience of "wonderful daily life". Design Team - Founded in 2019, OSTR is an architectural design firm with offices in Osaka and Tokyo. Led by principals Sho Ohta and Ryosuke Takei, both licensed architects, the practice is dedicated to crafting joyful buildings and envisioning new norms for the built environment. OSTR takes a first-principles approach, rigorously questioning assumptions about necessary spaces and functions while keeping client needs as a baseline. Their proposals look beyond immediate requirements to how architecture can best serve long-term value. Adept at cost management, OSTR deftly navigates complex projects with flexibility, maintaining frequent construction site visits to guide projects towards optimal resolutions. With a full-service offering spanning feasibility studies, concept design, documentation, and construction administration, OSTR excels at integrating architecture, interiors, landscapes, and product design. Their diverse portfolio encompasses residential, commercial, institutional, and urban planning projects realized through comprehensive vision and rigorous technical execution. Championing architecture's societal impact, OSTR engages in community development initiatives, shares their knowledge through academic teaching, and consults on urban design strategy. Their human-centered approach elevates design as an catalyst for more vibrant, sustainable collective experiences. 设计团队 旅游探访 900 m² 日本，大阪 2024年 Previous Next

< 返回 罗州白宅 PLAN建筑事务所 项目名称：罗州白宅 地点：罗州市，韩国 设计团队：PLAN建筑事务所 建筑面积：236平方米 竣工时间：2024年 摄影：尹俊焕 设计特色： PLAN建筑事务所设计的"罗州白宅"展现了如何通过创新的错层空间整合策略和巧妙的中央庭院设计哲学融合技术，将一座位于死胡同入口的住宅转化为充满多代家庭凝聚力和空间和谐的现代居住圣所。 这座236平方米的住宅戏剧性地分布在三个楼层上，呈现为对当代韩国多代同堂生活方式、家庭私密性保护和传统空间元素融合的深刻冥思。它通过精心的空间组织和材料选择，创造出一个将功能性与情感联系无缝交织的居住体验。 项目的绝妙之处在于对家庭成员不同生活节奏的根本性尊重与重新构想。中央花园不仅作为景观元素，更成为空间组织的核心，确保客厅、厨房和工作室优雅地环绕这个情感中心。这种设计策略创造了家庭成员之间的持续对话，实现了视觉上的和谐共生效果。 PLAN的设计语言流利地表达着当代韩国建筑方言，运用天然材料如木材、石材和混凝土的现代应用来重新定义多代居住体验。统一的白色外观被创新性地用于统一建筑语言，同时巧妙地创造内部空间的丰富层次。这种大胆的整合策略不仅增加了空间的视觉连续性，同时巧妙地适应了多代家庭生活的复杂功能需求。 最引人注目的是，建筑师通过不同楼层高度和空间序列的巧妙操控在不同功能区域间创造舒适的居住环境。位于基准层的祖父母房间配有可移动隔断的设计，配以战略性的楼层分布让视线连接充满整个住宅，而夫妻的私人空间则通过2.5层的高处位置与全景视野建立视觉连接，营造出既独立又相连的氛围。 空间策略延续了这种家庭成员间和谐共生的设计理念。内部小巷与缓坡引导访客进入住宅，粗糙的岩石、石板、土壤、树木和草地保留了建设前土地的特性，强化了住宅与自然环境的整合。不同楼层高度促进家庭成员间的目光交流和充沛自然光线，确保温馨宜人的居住环境，完美适合家庭生活和多代共居。 设计团队： PLAN建筑事务所作为新一代韩国建筑实践的杰出代表，由林泰亨主持建筑师带领，由具有多元文化背景和价值观的年轻专业人士组成，自成立以来已确立其在当代住宅设计和环境响应式建筑语言创新领域的先锋地位。这家立足光州的事务所通过设计与环境的协调整合，重新定义当代韩国建筑师在国际设计话语中的角色。 PLAN为建筑实践带来了卓越的空间敏感性设计视角和对场地特定性方法的深刻理解。该事务所因其将传统韩国建筑智慧与当代国际现代主义结合的承诺而获得认可，在住宅、机构和文化项目领域积累了丰富经验，其代表作品包括荣获2022年光州建筑奖大奖的地山石屋、获得国际认可的永川三兄弟之家，以及荣获2021年韩国建筑文化大奖正奖的龟尾良浦市立图书馆。 该事务所的设计哲学强调建筑应该超越物理空间限制，不仅仅是为了满足基本功能需求而设计，更是为了成为在城市、环境和文化语境前沿支撑人类生活的基础背景。通过对场地特定性认知和感官体验的深度关注，开展从住宅到公共空间的多元化项目，相信最好的建筑是通过探索多种可能性而非寻求单一解决方案的智识探究过程产生的。PLAN相信建筑应该成为居住者生活方式和家庭记忆的载体，通过策略性的空间组织和材料选择创造独特的环境响应式居住体验。 除实践外，该事务所通过对天然材料与现代建造方法的深思熟虑结合、本地文化条件和国际设计元素的运用，以及经过时间验证的韩国建筑智慧，PLAN已确立自己作为当代韩国建筑话语重要贡献者的地位，创造出既具环境回应性又拥抱全球设计视野的建筑作品。该事务所目前在韩国地区建筑景观中占据独特地位，专注于创造在普遍性与公共性领域内可消费的高品质建筑文化。 设计团队 旅游探访 236 m² 罗州市，韩国 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 Orford 别墅住宅 Thellend Fortin Architectes 设计特色： 项目 – 坐落于魁北克东部地区核心地带的奥福德住宅，出自Thellend Fortin建筑事务所之手，是当代住宅设计与自然环境和谐共融的典范之作。这座于独栋住宅取代了原址上的旧建筑，同时巧妙地保留了场地的丰富历史底蕴和令人屏息的自然景观。 建筑师们成功地将传统元素与现代美学融为一体，呈现出一种对本土建筑的精妙诠释。双坡屋顶和木质外墙向当地建筑传统致敬，而简洁的线条和宽阔的玻璃立面则彰显了住宅的当代特质。 奥福德住宅的与众不同之处在于其对场地地形的巧妙利用。设计巧妙地利用了斜坡地势，创造出一种多层次的生活体验，仿佛模仿了森林的层次感。从贴近地面的花园层到仿佛置身树冠的顶层，整个住宅提供了一段独特的空间旅程，让人仿佛漫步林间。 项目对环境的敏感度体现在其紧凑的占地面积和对现有场地元素的充分利用上。大面积的落地窗将周围群山和森林的壮丽景色尽收眼底，模糊了室内外的界限。建筑与自然之间的这种和谐对话，创造出一个既彰显当代设计理念，又颂扬其优美环境的独特居所。 团队 – 成立于2007年的Thellend Fortin建筑事务所已然成为魁北克建筑界的领军力量。在Louis Thellend和Lisa-Marie Fortin这对充满活力的搭档的带领下，该事务所因其创新的设计方法而备受赞誉，尤其体现在其对环境语境的无缝融入和对生态敏感性的高度重视。 事务所的作品集涵盖了广泛的项目，从像奥福德住宅这样的住宅杰作到更大规模的公共建筑等。他们的设计理念植根于对当代生活模式的深刻理解，以及对当前建筑挑战的积极回应。 Thellend Fortin的作品以形式与功能的巧妙结合而著称，常常运用融合本地特色和现代美学的材料组合。事务所在因地制宜的解决方案上表现卓越，比如在奥福德住宅项目中对地形的巧妙利用和自然元素的融入就是明证。 两位主创为事务所带来了丰富的国际经验。Lisa-Marie Fortin在社区生态住宅开发方面的背景，以及Louis Thellend在大型公共建筑项目上的专长，为事务所的全方位建筑实践奠定了基础。 凭借众多奖项和荣誉，Thellend Fortin建筑事务所不断推动当代设计的边界，创造出不仅视觉上引人注目，而且深度回应环境和文化语境的空间作品。 Feature： Project - Nestled in the heart of Quebec's Eastern Townships, the Orford House by Thellend Fortin Architectes is a striking example of contemporary residential design that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. This single-family dwelling, completed in 2022, replaces an older structure while maintaining a deep connection to the site's rich history and breathtaking landscape. The architects faced the challenge of blending traditional elements with modern aesthetics, resulting in a sophisticated interpretation of vernacular architecture. Double-sloped roofs and wood cladding nod to the region's heritage, while clean lines and expansive glazing anchor the home firmly in the present. What sets the Orford House apart is its thoughtful response to the site's topography. The design cleverly utilizes the sloping terrain to create a multi-level living experience that mimics the layers of the forest. From the garden level's grounded spaces to the canopy-like upper floor, the home offers a unique spatial journey that echoes the experience of walking through the woods. The project's commitment to environmental sensitivity is evident in its compact footprint and use of existing site elements. Large windows frame spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and forests, blurring the boundaries between interior and exterior. This harmonious dialogue between architecture and nature creates a retreat that is both a testament to contemporary design and a celebration of its picturesque setting. Design Team - Founded in 2007, Thellend Fortin Architectes has established itself as a leading force in Quebec's architectural landscape. Led by the dynamic duo of Louis Thellend and Lisa-Marie Fortin, the firm has garnered recognition for its innovative approach to design that seamlessly integrates with context and prioritizes environmental sensitivity. The practice's portfolio showcases a diverse range of projects, from residential masterpieces like the Orford House to larger-scale institutional works. Their design philosophy is rooted in a deep understanding of contemporary living patterns and a commitment to addressing current architectural challenges. Thellend Fortin's work is characterized by a sophisticated interplay of form and function, often employing a material palette that references local vernacular while embracing modern aesthetics. The firm excels in site-specific solutions, as evidenced by their skillful manipulation of topography and integration of natural elements in projects like the Orford House. The principals bring a wealth of international experience to their practice. Lisa-Marie Fortin's background in community-based ecological residential development and Louis Thellend's expertise in large-scale institutional projects contribute to the firm's holistic approach to architecture. With numerous awards and accolades to their name, Thellend Fortin Architectes continues to push the boundaries of contemporary design, creating spaces that are not only visually striking but also deeply responsive to their environmental and cultural contexts. 设计团队 旅游探访 600 m² Orford，Canada 2023 Previous Next

< 返回 山麓堂 太田设计舎 项目名称: 山麓堂 地点: 石巻市, 宫城県, 日本 设计团队: 太田设计舎 面积: 82.81 m² 完成时间 : 2023/05 设计特色： 项目 – 位于日本石卷市宁静的乡村风光中，「山麓堂」是由太田设计舎的太田健裕设计的周末住宅。该项目针对老龄化严重的农村人口需求进行设计，地区居民中有近40%年过65岁。「山麓堂」不仅仅是业主的私人度假住所，同时也是一个供家人、朋友和当地社区聚会的场所。 「山麓堂」的标志性特征之一是其宽敞的半室外“大房间”设计，占据了建筑总面积的一半以上。这一多功能空间在全年中有多种用途，可以举办家庭活动和社区聚会。其开放式布局使室内生活区与外部庭院之间的过渡十分流畅。室内采用橡木地板，逐渐过渡到沙色瓷砖和细腻的石材表面，创造了房屋与自然环境之间的无缝对话。 房屋顶部是一座轻缓的弯曲屋顶，顺应了附近山脉的轮廓。这不仅使建筑与景观融为一体，屋顶的光滑天花板还能通过光影的微妙变化，增强建筑与环境的联系。太田通过结合日本传统建筑工艺与现代材料，展示了对过去的尊重与对未来适应的承诺。 「山麓堂」的设计还特别注重灵活性。住宅采用了双层滑动隔断，使得生活空间的多种配置成为可能。这些隔断为室内外区域之间创造了流动的界限，使房屋能够根据不同的社交功能或季节灵活调整。通过将当地工艺与创新设计相结合，太田设计舎创造了一个既能促进家庭生活又能促进社区互动的空间，解决了农村人口减少的社会性挑战。 在「山麓堂」，太田健裕不仅设计了一所住宅，还打造了一个鼓励家人和社区成员互动的社交中心。该项目为老龄化农村社区提供了一个灵活、适应性强的空间，连接了私人休憩与集体生活的纽带。 团队 – 太田设计舎成立于2019年，由太田健裕领导，迅速成为乡村建筑设计领域的突出声音，专注于创建灵活、多功能的空间，以应对人口减少和老龄化社区的挑战。事务所位于日本宫城县，结合了日本传统工艺与现代建筑技术，创造了不仅具有功能性，还能促进社区互动和与自然环境联系的建筑。 在太田健裕的领导下，事务所的设计理念围绕适应性和可持续性展开，常常针对农村地区面临的复杂社会问题进行设计。太田的设计融入了本地材料和建筑方法，深刻体现了对每个项目所在文化和环境背景的尊重。事务所的项目，如「山麓堂」，展示了事务所创造既视觉上引人注目，又具高度功能性和社会责任感的空间的承诺。 「山麓堂」是为石卷市一对半退休夫妇设计的周末住宅，充分体现了太田设计舎的乡村建筑理念。住宅将大面积的半室外空间与灵活的室内布局相结合，旨在促进私人家庭生活与社区聚会的和谐共存。该项目反映了事务所致力于创建适应农村社区不断变化需求的空间，提供鼓励社交互动并支持可持续生活的解决方案。 事务所巧妙融合现代设计元素与传统建筑技术的能力，使其在日本国内外获得了广泛认可。他们的建筑设计根植于对地方背景的深刻理解，确保每个项目都与周围环境产生共鸣，同时解决当代建筑挑战。太田设计舎继续推动乡村建筑设计的边界，为日本老龄化人口的不断变化需求提供深思熟虑的创新解决方案。 Project Name: Mountainfoot Base Location: Ishinomaki, Japan Design Team: OTA archistudio Size: 82.81 m² Completion: May 2023 Feature： Project - Nestled in the serene rural landscape of Ishinomaki, Japan, Mountainfoot Base is a weekend home designed by Kenyu Ota of OTA archistudio. The project responds to the unique demands of an aging rural population, where nearly 40% of residents are over 65 years old. The home was conceived not only as a private retreat for its owners but as a gathering space where family, friends, and the local community can connect. One of Mountainfoot Base’s defining features is the expansive semi-outdoor "one-room" design, which occupies more than half of the building’s total area. This versatile space serves multiple functions throughout the year, from hosting family events to community gatherings. Its open layout facilitates smooth transitions between the indoor living areas and the exterior courtyard. The use of oak flooring indoors gradually blends into sand-colored tiles and finely textured stone surfaces, creating a seamless dialogue between the house and its natural surroundings. The home is topped with a gently curved roof, which follows the contours of the nearby mountain. This roof not only anchors the structure to the landscape but also enhances its relationship with the environment through subtle reflections of light and shadow on its glossy ceiling. The combination of traditional Japanese construction techniques with modern materials underscores Ota's commitment to creating spaces that are both respectful of the past and adaptive to the future. Another key element of Sanrokudo’s design is its attention to flexibility. The house is designed with dual-layered sliding partitions that allow for various configurations of the living spaces. These partitions create fluid boundaries between indoor and outdoor areas, making the home adaptable for different social functions or seasons. By blending local craftsmanship with innovative design, Ota Architecture Office has created a space that fosters both family life and community engagement, addressing the broader societal challenge of rural depopulation. In this project, Kenyu Ota has not only designed a home but also a social hub that encourages interaction among family members and the wider community. The project offers a thoughtful solution to the challenges of aging rural communities, providing a flexible, adaptable space that bridges the gap between private retreat and communal living. Design Team - Founded in 2019, Ota Architecture Office, led by Kenyu Ota, has quickly emerged as a prominent voice in rural architectural design, with a focus on creating flexible, multifunctional spaces that address the challenges of depopulation and aging communities. Based in Miyagi, Japan, the firm combines traditional Japanese craftsmanship with contemporary architectural techniques to create buildings that not only serve their functional purpose but also foster community interaction and connection with the natural environment. Under the leadership of Kenyu Ota, the firm’s design philosophy centers around adaptability and sustainability, often addressing the complex social issues faced by rural areas. Ota’s designs incorporate local materials and construction methods, reflecting a deep respect for the cultural and environmental context in which each project is built. The firm’s projects, such as Sanrokudo, showcase a commitment to creating spaces that are not only visually striking but also deeply functional and socially responsible. Mountainfoot Base, a weekend home designed for a semi-retired couple in Ishinomaki, exemplifies Ota’s approach to rural architecture. The house integrates large semi-outdoor spaces with flexible interior layouts, designed to foster both private family life and community gatherings. The project is a reflection of Ota Architecture Office’s commitment to creating spaces that adapt to the changing needs of rural communities, offering solutions that encourage social interaction and support sustainable living. The firm’s ability to blend modern design elements with traditional construction techniques has earned them recognition within Japan and internationally. Their approach to architecture is rooted in a deep understanding of the local context, ensuring that each project resonates with its surroundings while addressing contemporary architectural challenges. OTA archistudio continues to push the boundaries of rural architecture, offering thoughtful, innovative solutions to the evolving needs of Japan’s aging population. 设计团队 旅游探访 82.81 m² 石巻市, 宫城県, 日本 2023 Previous Next

< 返回 玻璃屋脊之家 OWIU Design 项目名称：Glass Ridge House 地点：洛杉矶，美国 设计团队：OWIU Design 建筑面积：3728 平方英尺 竣工时间：2024年 摄影：Pablo Veiga Photography 设计特色： OWIU Design设计的"Glass Ridge House"（玻璃屋脊之家）展现了如何通过创新的水元素整合策略和巧妙的东西方设计哲学融合技术，将一座被遗弃30年的雷·卡普1973年现代主义住宅转化为充满文化深度的静修圣地。 这座3728平方英尺的住宅戏剧性地栖息在洛杉矶郊区的山丘中，呈现为对多元文化传承、自然元素和当代加州生活方式融合的深刻冥思。它没有完全抛弃原有的现代主义框架，而是通过精心的干预，创造出一个将亚洲哲学与南加州室内外生活方式无缝交织的居住体验。 项目的绝妙之处在于对传统住宅水景整合的根本性重新构想。室内外空间通过前所未有的水元素连接，包括穿过改造后阳光房的玻璃封闭溪流，以及环绕入口的锦鲤池配以极简主义日式枯山水。这条水的纽带确保从每个房间都能看到水景、树木或山丘的景观，创造了建筑与自然的持续对话。 OWIU Design的设计语言流利地表达着跨文化方言，运用传统日本榻榻米工艺的现代应用来重新定义居住体验。来自Kuboki榻榻米（自1740年经营的家族专业店）的榻榻米材料，被创新性地用于包裹下沉式客厅和定制床架，而非传统地板应用。这种大胆的重新诠释不仅增加了空间的温暖感和真实性，同时巧妙地适应了亚洲席地而坐的文化习俗。 最引人注目的是，建筑师通过光线和材质的巧妙操控在不同功能区域间创造情感过渡。厨房空间拥有高挑天花板和大面积玻璃墙，让自然光充满整个空间并突出浅色木质表面，而相邻的餐厅则采用低垂的深红木镶板天花板和熏黑木质吧台，营造出更为厚重和亲密的氛围对比。 景观策略延续了这种室内外无缝过渡的设计理念。一度弯曲的泳池被重新设计为与景观更加和谐的形态，使人们能够在水中享受远山树林的景色。艺术家Tomonari Hashimoto定制的陶瓷瓷砖为专门的茶吧区域奠定基调，反映了居住者的日常仪式，每个设计元素都承载着个人记忆、故事和深层原因。 设计团队 - OWIU Design作为新一代亚裔美国建筑实践的杰出代表，由新加坡建筑师阿曼达·古纳万和乔尔·王于2018年在洛杉矶创立，自成立以来已确立其在当代住宅设计和跨文化建筑语言创新领域的先锋地位。这家立足洛杉矶的事务所通过设计、建造和产品开发的垂直整合，重新定义亚裔美国建筑师在当代设计话语中的角色。 OWIU Design为建筑实践带来了卓越的多元文化设计视角和对跨学科方法的深刻理解。该事务所因其将传统亚洲工艺与当代加州现代主义结合的承诺而获得认可，两位创始人均为南加州建筑学院(SCI-Arc)的杰出毕业生并获得享有盛誉的优秀毕业设计奖，曾在普利兹克奖得主汤姆·梅恩领导的Morphosis建筑事务所等知名实践中受训。古纳万还具备新加坡市区重建局的城市规划经验，这种国际化经验与美国建筑教育的结合，使OWIU Design在洛杉矶建筑景观中占据独特地位。 该事务所的设计哲学强调建筑应该超越时间限制——不仅仅是为了持久存在而设计，更是为了与居住者共同有机演进。通过可持续发展的保护和创新方法，开展从住宅、商业到酒店和公共空间的多元化项目，相信最好的建筑是通过精准和深思熟虑的过程产生的精致干预。OWIU Design相信建筑应该成为文化记忆和个人叙事的载体，通过策略性的空间组织和材料选择创造独特的居住体验。 除实践外，该事务所通过其子公司OWIU Goods（陶瓷和家居用品线）和Inflexion Builds（持牌建筑公司）保持着强有力的垂直整合。通过对传统工艺与现代建造方法的深思熟虑结合、本地和国际材料的运用，以及经过时间验证的文化智慧，OWIU Design已确立自己作为当代亚裔美国建筑话语重要贡献者的地位，创造出既具地方回应性又拥抱全球设计视野的建筑作品。该事务所已完成90多个项目预订，获得超过60项国际媒体报道，古纳万入选Prestige Asia 40岁以下40人榜单和《建筑文摘》10位AAPI设计师名单。 设计团队 旅游探访 3728 ft² 洛杉矶，美国 2024 Previous Next

< 返回 Bélair-Monange 酒庄 赫尔佐格 & 德梅隆 设计特色： 赫尔佐格与德梅隆设计的Bélair-Monange 酒庄，像一座雕塑般的独体建筑物，从著名的圣爱美浓葡萄园中拔地而起，将传统与创新完美结合。这座瑞士建筑师事务所设计的作品，巧妙地将一座1845年的石头建筑与一座引人注目的新混凝土建筑体量融为一体，满足现代酿酒的需求。其设计灵感来自该地区中世纪的采石场和整体式教堂，这个部分埋入地下的混凝土独体建筑恰到好处地尊重了历史环境，同时优化了如温度控制等功能。其赭石色调和纹理表面微妙地呼应了现有的石头建筑，如重新书写的史册。悬挑屋顶从旧石屋延伸到新酒窖上方，将整个建筑群连接在一起，并在收获季节提供向葡萄园开放的有顶空间。自然光通过垂直狭缝渗透进来，将巨大的体量细分。内部的中心通道由纹理分明的混凝土制成，墙面上印刻着1504年阿尔布雷希特·丢勒的版画图案，与酒庄的酒标上的图案一脉相承。这一独特的艺术细节将建筑与圣爱美浓的酿酒传统连为一体，带来沉浸式的酿酒体验。通过旧与新、矿物质与现代装饰的优雅并置，Bélair-Monange 酒庄酒庄向其非凡的风土致敬，实现了景观与当代建筑的精妙共生。 Herzog & de Meuron's Bélair-Monange winery emerges from the renowned vineyards of Saint-Émilion as a sculptural monolith, combining heritage and innovation. The Swiss architects have crafted a harmonious dialogue between an existing 1845 stone house and a striking new concrete volume conceived for modern winemaking needs. With the region's medieval quarries and monolithic churches as inspiration, the concrete monolith is partially buried to respect the historic context while optimizing functions like temperature control. Its ochre hue and textured surface subtly reference the existing stone house, which has been revitalized with recessed infills marking former openings like a palimpsest. A cantilevered roof extends from the old house over the new cellars, tying the ensemble together and offering covered spaces that open onto the vineyards during harvest season. Natural light filters in through vertical slits that subdivide the monumental mass. The interior centerpiece is a textured concrete passageway, whose walls are imprinted with an intricate pattern from a 1504 Albrecht Dürer etching also featured on the estate's wine labels. This unique artistic detail connects the architecture to St-Émilion's vinicultural heritage in an immersive promenade through the wine-making process. With an elegant juxtaposition of old and new, inert mineral masses and delicate lace-like embellishments, Bélair-Monange pays tribute to its remarkable terroir through a refined symbiosis of landscape and contemporary architecture. 设计团队： 赫尔佐格与德梅隆建筑事务所始创于1978年的瑞士巴塞尔，如今已成为当代最具影响力和备受赞誉的建筑设计团队之一。该事务所由创始人雅克‧赫尔佐格和皮埃尔‧德梅隆领衔，与克里斯蒂娜‧宾斯万格、阿斯坎‧梅亨塞勒和斯达芬‧马巴赫等资深合伙人共同引领。他们秉承跨学科的理念，超越常规。事务所云集来自50个国家的500多名专业人士，为每个委托项目注入全球视野和协作精神。他们的作品范畴广泛，遍布40个国家，从私人住宅到大型文化机构，再到城市总体规划，样样包罗。其中最与众不同的是，他们能在根植场地语境的同时，大胆突破常规。每一个设计方案都应对具体的需求条件、场地环境和文化内涵，提出创新而谨慎的解决之道。材料探索、雕塑般的造型和对细节的专注，是其作品的经典标志。赫尔佐格与德梅隆的建筑植根于社会责任意识，志在营造活跃的公共空间。他们的作品激发社区参与，屡获殊荣，包括2001年普利兹克奖和2007年英国皇家建筑师学会皇家金奖，确立了他们在全球建筑设计领域的重要地位。 Founded in 1978 in Basel, Switzerland, Herzog & de Meuron has emerged as one of our time's most influential and acclaimed architectural practices. The firm has cultivated a multidisciplinary approach that transcends conventions, led by founders Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, along with Senior Partners Christine Binswanger, Ascan Mergenthaler, and Stefan Marbach. With over 500 dedicated professionals from 50 countries, Herzog & de Meuron brings a global perspective and collaborative ethos to every commission. Their portfolio showcases a remarkable diversity, from intimate residential projects to large-scale cultural institutions and urban masterplans across 40 countries. What sets the practice apart is their ability to push boundaries while remaining contextually grounded. Each design responds to the specific programmatic needs, site conditions, and cultural resonances with innovative yet thoughtful solutions. Material exploration, sculptural forms, and a keen attention to detail are hallmarks of their work. Herzog & de Meuron's architecture is imbued with a sense of social responsibility and a desire to shape vibrant public realms. Their buildings foster community engagement and have garnered numerous accolades, including the Pritzker Prize (2001) and the RIBA Royal Gold Medal (2007), cementing their status as vanguards in the realm of architectural design. 设计团队 旅游探访 4590 ㎡ 法国，圣艾米隆 2023年 Previous Next