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César Béjar Studio:从外部看,建筑的外立面十分简单,由一大片低矮的几乎空白的墙壁组成,两端各有一扇窗户,只有右边的窗户能看到内部的情况。最左侧为一条直接通向房屋的走廊,走廊上设有一张长凳,可供人休息等待。​再往前是一扇可以进入的小门。

César Béjar Studio:From the outside, a simple facade is perceived, composed of a large low volume, almost blank walls, with two windows at each end, where only the window on the right reveals what is happening inside. On the far left, a hallway gives access to the house in a non-frank way, there is a bench where you can sit and wait. Then, a small door through which you enter.

 

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▽轴侧图 Axonometric drawing

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室内部分首先是社交区,这是一个靠近街道一侧封闭、面向中央庭院敞开的空间,其设计理念非常明确,即让人向内看,在房子里找到属于自己的风景。

The first interior space is the social area, it is a volume that closes towards the street and opens towards the central patio, with the clear idea of looking in and looking for your own views inside the house.

 

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房屋四个立面的设计语言逐渐发生变化,从临街最封闭、最传统的外立面,逐渐到背面最开放、设计最自由的外立面。

建筑房内两个不同的部分,共享着中心的庭院。前面部分是社交区,倾斜的天花板增加了空间的高度,后面部分则是卧室房间和露台。

The four facades of the house gradually change language, from the most closed and traditional on the street, to the most open and freely designed in the background; from the stereotomy to the tectonic.

The two bays share the program, in front a social area with a sloping ceiling that gives more height and, in the background, a mixed program for rooms and terrace.

 

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建筑两部分的底层空间相互渗透,模糊了室内外的界限。房屋就像一个在庭院和花园之间开放的大露台。

建筑后面是一个简单的阅读空间,由柱子和石板组成,可以根据不同的情况和用途而产生不同的变化。阳台由圆柱组成,为使用者提供了空间。在建筑南面,间隔分布的圆柱是遮挡阳光的桁架,而在阳台上,它们则是让空间打开的元素。

The permeability of the ground floor in the two bays blurs the line between interior and exterior. The house is experienced as a large terrace that opens between patios and gardens.

The back bay is a volume of simple reading, made up of columns and slabs, which, depending on the case and use, causes variations. The balconies are made up of cylindrical columns that give space to the user. On the south façade there are cartouches that protect from the sun and on the terrace, they are absent to open up the space.

 

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圆滑的墙壁和圆柱模拟了被海水冲刷的元素,突显了这座海滨别墅的环境适应性。

The rounding of the walls and the cylindrical columns simulate elements washed by the sea accentuating the plasticity of the beach house.

 

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▽设计图纸 Design drawings

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名称:Casa Los Tigres
地点:墨西哥 纳亚里特 Nuevo Vallarta
面积:465平方米
年份:2022年
建筑师:César Béjar Studio / Fernando Sánchez Zepeda
建设方:José Daniel Segura Pimienta
木工:WoodenCrafts
摄影:César Béjar Studio

Name: Casa Los Tigres
Location: Nuevo Vallarta, Nayarit.
Area: 465 m2
Year: 2022
Architects: César Béjar Studio / Fernando Sánchez Zepeda
Builder: José Daniel Segura Pimienta
Carpentry: WoodenCrafts
Photography: César Béjar Studio

Contact:
César Alejandro Béjar Anaya
José Gpe Zuno, 1882 int 9, Colonia Americana, Guadalajara, Jalisco. CP: 44160
Tel. +52 3321843605
info@cesarbejarstudio.com
www.cesarbejarstudio.com

Luis Fernando Sánchez Zepeda
Juárez, 50, Cuautitlán de García Barragán, Jalisco CP. 48950
Tel. +52 3171086619
luisfernandosz@outlook.es
www.instagram.com/fersanchezzepeda

 


这是一座融合现代质朴美学与经典建筑元素的住宅,能让人在空间消隐与融合之间,感受静谧的魅力。

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