Stone Houses / Leroy Street Studio
سه شنبه, ۲۴ آبان ۱۳۹۰، ۰۱:۰۰ ب.ظ
این کار به تمامه و به معنای تخصصی کلمه یک کار مدرنه!
یعنی با وجود این همه رشد و های و هوی جریان های بعد از مدرن و پارادایم های چند صدایی سال های اخیر، باز هم می شه کاری رو در 2005 میلادی ساخت و مدرن هم ساخت و مخاطب داشته باشه! واقعا معماری دنیا، از اصلاحات جریان مدرن قدمی فراتر گذاشته ؟
جریان مدرن اون قدر پایه های محکمی داشت و ریشه‌های گوناگون در فن و فرهنگ و ... که به راحتی تا به حال هم متزلزل نشده به زعم من! هرچند گوشه و کنار پارادایم های گوناگون در حوزه‌های محدود سعی کردن عرض اندامی کنن :)
(راستی مصالح رو خیلی خوب به کار برده)
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Architects: Leroy Street Studio
Location: East Hampton, New York, USA
Project Year: 2005
Project Area: 650.32 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
For a very flat 12 acre site dotted with specimen trees, a mother and daughter requested low-maintenance weekend residence for themselves and extended family made of Westchester granite.
© Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
The property was planned as two separate houses linked with a network of dry-stack stone walls that create a solid and private face at the southern-oriented arrival side of the buildings. The walls unify exterior and interior spaces and knit the buildings together resulting in a series of internal and external courtyard spaces. Floating roofs define living spaces and great expanses of glazing open toward views of the agricultural reserve to the north.
© Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
The first house has a slot of water that cuts through the courtyard wall to mark the entry which is accessed through an oversized cabinet that pierces the forecourt curtain wall. A long gallery runs east-west along one of the walls and links the public and private wings. A glass bridge cuts across the gallery linking two ends of an elevated guest wing.
Site Plan
The second house is entered at its narrowest point, through a glazed hall overlooking a raised garden court. A series of floating roofs connects the entry to the interior and exterior public spaces- all nestled against the stone walls. The private wing is defined in contrast, as a taut box of oak glu-lam portal frames wrapped in a continuous skin of louvers.
© Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
Location: East Hampton, New York, USA
Project Year: 2005
Project Area: 650.32 sqm
Photographs: Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
For a very flat 12 acre site dotted with specimen trees, a mother and daughter requested low-maintenance weekend residence for themselves and extended family made of Westchester granite.
© Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
The property was planned as two separate houses linked with a network of dry-stack stone walls that create a solid and private face at the southern-oriented arrival side of the buildings. The walls unify exterior and interior spaces and knit the buildings together resulting in a series of internal and external courtyard spaces. Floating roofs define living spaces and great expanses of glazing open toward views of the agricultural reserve to the north.
© Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio
The first house has a slot of water that cuts through the courtyard wall to mark the entry which is accessed through an oversized cabinet that pierces the forecourt curtain wall. A long gallery runs east-west along one of the walls and links the public and private wings. A glass bridge cuts across the gallery linking two ends of an elevated guest wing.
Site Plan
The second house is entered at its narrowest point, through a glazed hall overlooking a raised garden court. A series of floating roofs connects the entry to the interior and exterior public spaces- all nestled against the stone walls. The private wing is defined in contrast, as a taut box of oak glu-lam portal frames wrapped in a continuous skin of louvers.
© Courtesy of Leroy Street Studio