設(shè)計/竣工年份:1993~1994年
主持建筑師: 恩里克·米拉萊斯、貝娜蒂塔·塔格利亞布
立面設(shè)計: Josep Ustrell
泳池設(shè)計:Gustavo Barba
結(jié)構(gòu)工程: 羅伯特·布魯法烏
室內(nèi)設(shè)計:恩里克·米拉萊斯、貝娜蒂塔·塔格利亞布
景觀設(shè)計:Jardineria Moix,恩里克·米拉萊斯、
貝娜蒂塔·塔格利亞布
總承包商: Tierra y Mar S.A.
場地面積:600平方米
建筑面積:400平方米
Design / Construction year(s): from 1993" to 1994
Principal Architects: Enric Miralles, Benedetta Tagliabue
Project team: Josep Ustrell (Fa?ades), Gustavo Barba (Swimming Pool)
Structural engineer:" Robert Brufau
Interior designers:" Enric Miralles, Benedetta Tagliabue
Landscape architects:" Jardineria Moix, Enric Miralles, Benedetta Tagliabue
General contractor: Tierra y Mar S.A.
Site area: 600 m2
Building area:" 400m2
與其它建筑相比,建筑師的住宅更能夠忠實地反映他的設(shè)計語言、個人愿望和擔(dān)憂,最終也體現(xiàn)了他的風(fēng)格。恩里克·米拉萊斯和貝內(nèi)黛塔·塔利亞布尤的住宅可以說是一個真正的實驗室,在這方面進(jìn)行了大量探索:展示了豐富多樣的構(gòu)造手法和概念解決方案。這些元素在他們大部分項目中都有所體現(xiàn)。該住宅位于巴塞羅那市中心,占據(jù)哥特式宮殿一部分,并設(shè)有獨立入口和花園。干預(yù)措施主要集中在發(fā)掘建筑原始元素以便將其保留在新居所內(nèi)。他們發(fā)現(xiàn)了哥特式拱門、墻壁上的壁畫碎片以及陶瓷地板瓷磚等原始元素。內(nèi)部情況十分惡劣,幾乎沒有完好無損垂直平面存在。因此,在項目初期就提出使用窗簾來劃分空間的想法,并通過必要功能性使其成為可移動家具——有些是木門,有些是屏風(fēng)。同時還保留并重新利用了前述地板瓷磚作為窗戶前區(qū)域地板材料,并偶爾與墻上木材結(jié)合使用。
More than any other building, the house of an architect is a faithful reflection of his language, his desires, his worries - definitively, of his style. The house of Enric Miralles and Benedetta Tagliabue is a veritable laboratory of experimentation in this regard: it shows a wide repertory of gestures and solutions, both constructive and conceptual. And these are things that have been developed in most of their projects. The house in question, in the center of Barcelona, occupies part of Gothic palace, with independent entrance way and garden. The intervention was centered on the discovery of the building’s original elements so as to keep them in the new house. And gothic arches, fragments of frescoes on the walls, and a floor of ceramic tiles were found. The interior, which was much deteriorated, didn’t have a single vertical plane left standing. Thus, the beginning of the project brought the idea of dividing the space with curtains. The required functionality made these into movable pieces of furniture, wooden doors in some cases, screens in others. The aforementioned tiles were kept for flooring in front of the windows, and, on occasion, were combined with wood in the walls.