 这个20平米的室外展亭在两个月时间搭建起来，只花了7000欧元，主材包括大家熟悉的玉米棒子， 不锈钢丝网，冷杉木，帆布。 这个项目通过竞赛赢得，项目地点位于法国东北部的一个自然区域中，人们在这里感知周围的自然 世界。圆形的造型中间是天井，一天内有着丰富的光影变化。设计造型充分应对阳光，是一个与自 然密切联系的小筑。玉米棒子组成的表皮在干燥的季节可以保存很长时间，随着时间的推移，这个 表皮会消解，会后只剩下展厅的骨架。种植着本地植物的中心庭院是生活空间的中心。建筑师希望 在生存空间与自然之间找到一个平衡和可持续的发展之道。 非常感谢StAndré-Lang Architectes将项目介绍和项目图片授权gooood发行。
Appreciation towards StAndré-Lang Architectes for providing the following description:  Project : Tourner autour du Ried Design : January-March 2012 Completion : May 2012 Location : Muttersholtz, France Area : 20 sqm Budget : 7000€ incl. VAT Materials : Douglas fir, stainless steel wire netting, corn cobs, PVC free canvas  Winning project of the Archi<20 competition and with a 7000€ budget, this 20 sqm
housing prototype has been constructed in a protected natural area in the village of Muttersholtz, in the North-East of France. The pavilion - designed following a simple generative shape, namely a circle - allows the perception of the entire surrounding landscape. Characterized by the presence of a light shaft in its middle, the indoor set-up
has consequently been chosen according to the Sun’s position and its daily East-to-West cycle. The furniture, consisting of just one block extending around the entire house, integrates the needs of the different daily activities. To the North - the entrance side- a low-ceiling volume (night space) leads to a working one in the Eastern part of the building and to a more generous space in the Southern part, opening up to the sky. On the facade, the rythm of the openings depends on the Sun’s position as well: as a matter of fact, the design is closely linked to all the natural elements. The facade, beside operating as the partition between the inside and the
outside, becomes functional and takes on a new dimension: inspired by the corn dryers in the Alsace plains, it allows the cob storage for drying. Changing along with the seasons, the facade blurs the immediate reading of the object, almost erasing the pavilion itself. The central patio, at the heart of the living space, mirrors the desire to let
nature enter the house. Planted with local species, this building becomes a metaphor for the natural landscape of the Ried in Alsace : in this way, the living space lies at the meeting point between unspoilt nature and controlled cultivation, becoming the symbol of a finally found balance and the basis for sustainable development.         MORE: StAndré-Lang Architectes . |
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