美國費耶特維爾Fayetteville, USA
設(shè)計單位:modus 建筑工作室
建筑類型:工作坊,住宅
建筑設(shè)計:Leanne Baribeau
主管建筑師:Chris M. Baribeau
材料制造:L+L金屬材料制造廠
建筑面積:320平方米
項目年份:2016年
攝影:Timothy Hursley
Architects: Modus Studio
Typology: Workshop, Houses
Architectural Design: Leanne Baribeau, AIA
Architect In Charge: Chris M. Baribeau
Manufacturers:? L+L Metal Fabrication
Area: 3 446 ft?
Year: 2016
Photographs: Timothy Hursley
Manzeum并不是一個簡單的社區(qū)中心。 它是一個專注于玩耍,藝術(shù)和大好時光的裝置結(jié)構(gòu)。 在這個建筑構(gòu)建項目中,俗語“餐巾手稿”成為現(xiàn)實,這些藝術(shù)金屬制品聯(lián)合建筑師的現(xiàn)代設(shè)計手法融合成一個具有進(jìn)化潛能的奧扎克美學(xué)。
Manzeum是多分期項目的一部分,業(yè)主豐富的經(jīng)歷和藝術(shù)思維以及建筑師的設(shè)計意圖維持著整個項目的合作。 當(dāng)前的總體規(guī)劃讓Manzeum在占地20英畝的地塊中朝著景觀方向發(fā)展。中心場地是現(xiàn)場所有構(gòu)造元件的主要定向裝置。 一個堆疊的混凝土圖騰標(biāo)志著整個地塊的中心,預(yù)示著整個項目將拓展更多有趣的藝術(shù)裝置。
“工作圖紙”是建筑師和業(yè)主一起制作的草圖和技術(shù)圖紙的集合。 設(shè)計手法和細(xì)節(jié)由業(yè)主、建筑師和制造商實地繪制。
現(xiàn)有質(zhì)樸的工作室+研習(xí)營轉(zhuǎn)變?yōu)閺姶蟮默F(xiàn)代主義形式,與原始農(nóng)業(yè)基地空間相結(jié)合。 混凝土、鋼鐵和雪松的強烈材質(zhì)色彩和原始空間色調(diào)廣泛交織在一起。 “大木盒”的概念通過自然風(fēng)化和涂漆鋼的元素拼湊組成。 構(gòu)造車間空間和娛樂空間之間的雙重風(fēng)格空間被創(chuàng)造、制作、裝點并享受。在內(nèi)部空間中新舊不斷融合,而新的火坑露臺提供了鋼圍護(hù),從而使整體結(jié)構(gòu)與不斷變化的景觀整合在一起。
The Manzeum is not intended as social commentary. It is a structure focused on play, art, and good times. The proverbial ‘napkin sketch becomes reality in this collaborative design, fabrication, and construction project where the artistic metalworks of the owner and modern designs of the architect merge seamlessly into an evolved Ozark aesthetic.
The Manzeum is part of a multi-phased project in an ongoing collaboration derived from the energetic and artistic minds of the owners and the editorial will of the architect. The current master plan plunges the Manzeum addition toward the developing landscape of the 20 acre site. The central roundabout is the primary orienting device for all the constructed elements on the site. The center is marked by a stacked concrete totem, foreshadowing of the intriguing and artistic follies to be discovered throughout the property.
The ‘working drawings are a collection of sketches and technical shop drawings (the second and third cousins to the napkins sketch) produced by the architect and owner alike. The meat of the design strategies and details were hashed out in real time on the site between owner, architect, and fabricators.
The existing rustic studio + workshop is transformed in to a strong, modern form that unites with the raw agricultural base of the original spaces. The strong and raw palette of concrete, steel, and cedar are extensively intertwined. The ‘big dumb wood box concept is the organizing element in a patchwork of naturally weathering and painted steel. A dual personality exposure between tectonic workshop space and entertainment space is created, crafted, embellished, and enjoyed. Old versus new is continually merged on the interior spaces while the new fire pit terrace provides steel containment as the overall structure is carved into the evolving landscape.