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JOYS Architects：该项目场地十分隐蔽，如果不进入现场，就无法清楚地感知。微微隆起的土坡、高大笔挺的树木，强化了其隐蔽的特征，而该设计的目的则是为了让人们可以清晰地感知这一土地特征。
JOYS Architects：The location of the project has a hidden feature that cannot be clearly perceived if one does not enter the site. The hidden features of the location are the slight slope of the land and the tall vertical trees. The purpose is to elevate this feature of the site is clearly perception.
▽场地和屋顶 The Site and the Roof
因此，建筑的设计利用一个放置在场地上的平面来对比场地的坡度，并突显场地的条件，与此同时，在平面下方形成了一个功能空间。
平面变成屋顶，成为建筑的基本和原始元素。活动随之在屋顶下发生，暂居其中的访客能够自由地坐、卧、行走，感知自然的变化。
The design of the building therefore uses a flat plane placed on the site to compare the slope of the site and to recognize the condition of the location, at the same time, it’s also a functional space under this plane.
The plane becomes the roof that can be said to be the fundamental and original element of architecture. Activities under the roof then take place and allow the occupants to manage the space to sit, lie, and walk while perceiving nature’s movement.
真理、地理和房间 Truth, Geography and Room
什么是尊重自然？是保留原始的地面，还是不保留？是否可以说，自然的真相只有变化、移动，而没有固定。自然如同地面，无论是经人之手还是经自然之手，都在不断变化。是否可以说自然中没有真理？这些问题在施工期间以及阁楼空间（一个供人休憩和进行各种活动的区域）的设计过程中被提出。
What is respect for nature? To keep the original ground in place or not? Could it be said that the truth of nature is only changing, moving, and not stabling. The nature such as ground surface that is always changing, whether by the hands of man and nature. Could it be said that there is no truth in nature. These questions raise issues during construction in progress and during the design of the attic space which is an area for sitting and doing various activities.
由于建筑施工，地面发生了变化。结构基础的挖掘作为施工过程中场地人为变化的代表性表现而被保留下来。这些挖掘出来的空间成为了餐饮休闲房间，每个房间都参照标高，并与建筑地基的位置重叠。
The ground was changed due to building construction behavior. The excavation of the structural footing was preserved as representative manifestation of the man-made variations in the site during the construction process. These excavated spaces became rooms for drinking and eating. Each of the rooms is referenced to the level and overlaps the position of the building foundation.
结构、施工和建筑空间 Structure, Construction and Architectural Space
结构、施工和建筑空间被融入到可以理解的设计中。首先是结构痕迹，如屋顶的不同厚度、支撑构件的高度。其次，是建筑痕迹，如与不同房间区域相关的基础——具有不同颜色和纹理的混凝土。最后是建筑空间，如房间与下方地基的水平关系、每个房间与楼梯支撑构件的高度关系。
Structure, Construction and Architectural Space were integrated into the design that could be understood. Firstly, Structural traces such as the different thickness of the roof, height of supporting elements. Secondly, Construction traces such as root foundations relative to different room areas – concrete with different colors and textures. Finally, Architectural spaces, such as rooms in relation to level of foundations beneath, the height in each room in relation to the stair-shaped supporting elements.
▽结构分解图纸 Structural Drawing System
▽平面图 Plan
▽剖面图 Section
项目名称：Yellow-Mini Cafe
竣工年份：2022
面积：170平方米
项目地点：泰国 呵叻府 Pak Chong
设计公司：JOYS Architects
公司网址：www.facebook.com/JOYSArchitects
联系电子邮件：joysarchitect@gmail.com
首席建筑师：Suebsai Jittakasem, Prasert Ananthayanont, Nutt La-iad-on
设计团队：Suebsai Jittakasem、Prasert Ananthayanont、Nutt La-iad-on
合作者：结构设计师：JET Structural by Paisan Phontphai
图片来源：Beersingnoi (Weerapon Singnoi)
摄影师网站：beersingnoi.com
Project Name: Yellow-Mini Cafe
Completion Year: 2022
Scale: 170 sq.m
Project Location: Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand
Landscape/Architecture Firm: JOYS Architects
Website: www.facebook.com/JOYSArchitects
Contact e-mail: joysarchitect@gmail.com
Lead Architects: Suebsai Jittakasem, Prasert Ananthayanont, Nutt La-iad-on
Design Team: Suebsai Jittakasem, Prasert Ananthayanont, Nutt La-iad-on
Collaborators: Structure designer : JET Structural by Paisan Phontphai
Photo Credits: Beersingnoi (Weerapon Singnoi)
Photographer’s Website: beersingnoi.com
“ 设计以一块近乎平面的屋顶与所在环境对话，并通过施工活动向下开挖场地形成活动空间，让人可以在林中感受自然的变化，获得心灵的治愈和更深度的思考。”
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