比利时列日Kempart阁楼/Dethier Architectures

比利时列日Kempart阁楼/Dethier Architectures

建筑师：Dethier Architectures

地点：比利时列日

项目建筑师：Daniel Dethier

艺术咨询：Jean Glibert

面积：154平方米

年份：2012年

摄影：Serge Brison

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Kempart Loft by Dethier Architectures

The Kempart loft project emerged from a meeting between Daniel Dethier and a client, who was passionate about precision engineering. It demonstrates how industrial spaces can be transformed into housing without becoming locked into stereotypes.

We were fortunate to have a committed and receptive client who was fascinated by precision engineering. This allowed us to apply our research into a loft’s reinterpretation, and to integrate a technically advanced architectural object. Our approach was, quite naturally, based on the client’s profile rather than the site’s historical nature – as it does not present any heritage value whatever.

The movement to transform small and medium-sized industrial sites into housing units began in the 1970s. Often, however, such renovations were superficial in nature – a passé, rough-hewn treatment for a lifestyle out of synch with contemporary expectations. Most observers are aware of this, yet preconceptions about how “lofts” should be designed are as deep-rooted as they are pseudo-contemporary. Hence, getting off the beaten track and proposing bold aesthetic choices combined with cutting-edge finishings was more difficult in this context than for other types of projects. For the Kempart loft, the concept was straightforward: to create a living space for a couple with no children in an abandoned industrial bakery. Beyond the basic technical requirements, our proposal was mainly focused on the space’s layout, function and sensitivity.

To begin, we opened the space up as much as possible, removing the tie beams and strengthening the rafters with metal plates set in the ridge beam. The resulting 154 sq. m open area was structured by the introduction of a rounded modular unit housing two bathrooms, storage areas, a toilet and the heating and ventilation systems. The modular unit divides the interior space and provides for various functions while creating a range of ambiences. Beginning with the entrance, the space provides zones for the hall, office, lounge, kitchen, dining room, bedroom and dressing room. The lounge area is located on the southern side of the space, while the bedroom is to the north.

The modular unit has a unique design; its silhouette, aluminium cladding and careful attention to detail were all inspired by the Airstream trailer’s aerodynamic aesthetic. We commissioned artist Jean Glibert to select the bathroom areas’ saturated colours, which can be glimpsed through three porthole windows that can be rendered opaque. These variegated tonal elements energise the interior architecture, which is predominantly white, a colour that reflects the indirect light and emphasises the unit’s brushed aluminium skin. The pure lines and tonal range produce a feeling of weightlessness, reinforced by the understated, high-tech furnishings, which were also commissioned. Particular attention was paid to the placement of the floor-to-ceiling windows and the to the views from the lounge area – one can look down a street and out towards the spacious terrace, whose surface area is equivalent to two-thirds of the interior space. The terrace almost doubles the living space and offers the inhabitants direct contact with the neighbourhood.

俺来大概翻译一下下

此项目是在设计师和一位热衷于精密工程学的客户的一次交谈中初露端倪的。它向世人展示了工业空间是如何突破在人们心里的一贯印象，摇身一变成为一个家的。

我们十分荣幸拥有一位忠实而又包容且着迷精密工程学的客户，这给了我们将loft设计理念与高科技结合起来的一次机会，我们的设计方法是十分自然的-----基于客户的想法而不是项目本身所处的地点的历史背景，就把那个地方当做没什么历史价值。

把一个中小型工业场地变为一个家的做法始于1970年代。尽管那时的改造是十分表面肤浅的----简陋的现代感的生活方式。虽然很多人都注意到了这点，但loft该是怎么设计已经在人们心里根深蒂固。因此，打破惯例，以大胆的理念结合最当代的材料在这种项目中显得更加困难。这个项目的概念是十分明显的：就是要在一个废弃的面包厂里做一个丁克夫妻的家。除了基本的家用设施。我们的设计重点在于空间布局和功能使用上。

作为开始，我们竟可能的打通了整个空间，拆掉了梁和椽。这个开放的154平米的空间是由一个流线房间支撑起来。2个卧室，储藏，厕所，供热和排气系统。这个房间将分割了室内空间。从入口开始，直到门厅，办公，客厅，厨房，饭厅。卧室和衣帽间，这个流线房间为不同的空间环境创造了相应的功能。客厅在空间的南面，卧室在北面。

流线房间是一个很独特的设计，从它的外观到外面包覆的铝。灵感来自于流线形房车。Jean Glibert挑选了卧室里的颜色。可以透过三扇半透明的窗户看到。杂色调为空间提供了种无重状态，结合朴素而高科技的家具。特别值得注意的是地到墙的窗户，两层高的窗户甚至可以直接和邻居交流

设计很有工业味道  色调看似平淡乏味 其实加上精心设计的灯光 空间显得很有未来感 整体感觉简练大气

空间的划分很好 从头到尾的贯穿性很强 很流畅 只是设计元素好像很少

只有卫间里有一盏直射光源，其它为漫射光，相反我们的设计，那有家具那里打光，我们们设计不像是为人居住设计，更象是为某种目地在设计，就像鲜红的枸杞是做假的产品，根本没有设计的本质，而业主也只有欣赏过我们的作品才会知道原来我们作品只是买像好看而己。

空间划分的很合理，第一张和第二张色彩的对比让我震撼，中间的“小胶囊”很有趣，值得学习。

布局上很个性，基本上是全敞开的，就靠卫生间来划分。
卫生间有点太空舱的感觉，不过没看出他排气的解决方法。

空间条件不是很理想，但是处理空间的手法及技巧还是有点内容的，类似胶囊式的造型弱化了空间的硬轮廓的视觉效果，同时合理的把他多功能话，空间里的间接照明设计还是有特点的，这样光线没有那么刺眼，色彩也比较比较现代!!!

创意和精神很值得肯定，不过可能没多少人能够接受