Fabian Tan Architect l 吉隆坡Bewboc郊野别墅设计风向

这是座位于马来西亚吉隆坡郊区的一个联排别墅-Bewboc House，业主是一个年轻的家庭,他们要求尽量摆脱场地的束缚，重新构想适合角落住宅的形式, 将一层的生活空间做一个全新的突破。

A suburban terrace house in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia owned by a young family who requested for minimal intervention. The approach was to re-imagine a form befitting a corner house and to re-purpose the living spaces on ground level.

新形式下的平面简单而大胆；与现有的热带郊区住宅结构形成对比。从平面图上看，起居空间平行于场地边界，在原有空间和新空间之间形成了“断裂”。三角“断口”作为安全通风采光井，自然冷却两侧。

The new form is intended to be simple but bold; contrasting it with the existing fabric of tropical suburban homes. From plan view, the living spaces were orientated parallel to the site boundary, resulting in a “break” between the original and new spaces. The triangulated “break” acts as a secured ventilated light well, cooling both sides naturally.

屋顶向外延伸，创造了一个拱形的生活空间。通过拱的延伸，空间看起来是连续的，并且通过从地板到天花板的混凝土饰面材料进一步放大。两扇大门通向花园，进一步加强了扩建部分，从内到外的不间断视角直接将内部与自然完美的联系在一起。

An arch roof extends outwards, creating a vaulted annex that forms the living spaces. The space appears continuous through the extension of the arch and exaggerated further through the materiality of the concrete finish from floor to ceiling. The extension is further enhanced by two large doors that open up to the garden. The uninterrupted perspective from inside out immediately connects the interior with nature.

二层的楼层用曲线和水平营造出戏剧性的背景，并且丰富了空间层次感，这项研究忽略了起居空间及其相邻区域，即一个供人闲逛的台阶平台角落。这后面是一间俯瞰这些空间的卧室。主卧室通过一座桥连接到该建筑的最外层，最令人惊讶的是一个开放的阳台。

The upper floor sets up a dramatic background with a play of curves and levels. The spaces are layered, creating a hierarchy of space. The study overlooks the living spaces and adjacent, a step-up platform corner for lounging. Behind this is a bedroom overlooking these spaces. The master bedroom connects through a bridge to the outermost floor section of the annex, and much to one’s surprise, an open balcony.

为了应对混凝土拱顶的沉重，在上层小心翼翼地开洞。例如，拱顶侧的倒拱窗在与前拱口相遇时被绘制成一个连续的“S”形。通过上层，这种连续性在空间中回荡，就像开口和拱门的线条相遇一样。因此，这种有节奏的线条在一个沉重的结构中，以微妙的方式接住光线更增添了空间的气氛。让人联想起穿越洞穴的旅程，也许可以看到隧道尽头的光明。

To counter the heaviness of the concrete vault, openings were carefully carved out on the upper level. For example, the inverted arch window at the side of the vault is drawn as a continuous “S” shape when it meets the front arched opening. Walking through the upper levels, this continuity echoes throughout the spaces as lines of openings and arches meet. Consequently, this rhythmic play of lines within a heavy structure lends to a play of light in subtle ways. Reminiscent of a journey through a cave, perhaps to see the light at the end of the tunnel.