科罗拉多的三代同堂别墅概念

项目坐落在落基山脉的中心地带，位于科罗拉多州保留原始风貌的景观中，这是一栋为一个三代同堂家庭准备的别墅，noa*在本项目中重新诠释了其标志性的A形结构，并将其演化成一系列复杂的私人与公共空间，以满足整个家庭的需求。

In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, amidst one of Colorado's most unspoilt landscapes, a villa for three generations takes shape. For this project, noa* reinterprets the iconic A[1]frame typology and turns it into a sophisticated sequence of private and communal spaces, where the whole family's needs can be accommodated.

各体量的相互作用INTERPLAY OF VOLUMES

起初，设计的挑战就是三代同堂家庭如何共存，建筑在视觉上必须是一座单独的体量。空间的室内布局需将公共区域与各代人的独立私密区相结合。为达到客户需求和建筑的完美融合，团队决定在这栋复杂的相互作用体量中采用三角形结构，从而在较高楼层上创造多面空间，以提高建筑的私密性。

From the outset, the challenge of the functional programme turned out to be the coexistence of three different generations in what visually had to be a single volume. The interior layout of the spaces had to combine common areas with independent privacy zones for each of the families. In a perfect convergence between the client's needs and architecture, the team of designers decided to adopt the typology of the triangular house in a more complex interplay of volumes, creating a multifaceted spatiality with an increasing level of privacy on the higher floors.

“我们已经展现了A型结构典型的几何性和向外开放性，与此同时，我们还在较大的体积内容纳了更小、更意想不到的、但仍然舒适的空间。这是一个类似于套娃系统的空间概念，“noa*合伙人兼项目负责人Andreas Profanter解释道。

"We have implemented the clear geometry and outward openness typical of the A-frame, but at the same time, we have accommodated smaller, unexpected, but still very comfortable spaces within the larger volume. It's a space concept similar to a matryoshka system," explains Andreas Profanter, noa* partner and project leader.

最终建筑被设计为一座30米长的三棱柱，在几个点上通过相同几何形状的体积相交。该建筑因其连接结构被视为一个整体，但是为客户夫妇提供了一个完全独立的私人别墅，并为他们的子孙后代提供了一个家庭别墅。

The result is a 30 m long triangular prism intersected at several points by volumes of the same geometry. The architecture, which in its articulated structure is perceived as a single body, houses however a completely independent private villa for the client couple and a family villa for their children and grandchildren.

模糊的边界BLURRED BORDERS

房屋东侧的入口门通向第一个楼梯间。从这里可以进入三个区域：带停车位和地窖室的地下室，客户夫妇的私人别墅以及带有大型公共起居区的家庭别墅。私人别墅的一楼设有客厅，独立楼梯，带烹饪岛台的厨房和两间俯瞰内部庭院的办公室，那里另设有烧烤区。家庭区域的核心是一楼的大壁炉，它是东边的宽敞的厨房和西边开阔的客厅之间的焦点。双高的餐厅与北面的厨房相邻。房间中大量正向的大型玻璃幕墙都提供了不断变化的视角。建筑室内外之间的界限变得模糊，生活区域也是如此，岩石作为一部分被整合到空间中。

The entrance door on the east side of the house leads to a first stairwell. From here, one can access three areas: the basement with parking spaces and cellar rooms, the client couple's private villa, and the family villa with a large communal living area. The ground floor of the private villa accommodates a living room, a freestanding stairway, a kitchen with a cooking island and two offices overlooking the inner courtyard, where the barbecue area is set. The heart of the family villa is the large fireplace on the ground floor, which serves as a focal point between the spacious kitchen to the east and the generous living room to the west. The representative dining room with double room height adjoins the kitchen to the north. The relationship with the surrounding landscape is constantly being pursued: large glass façades on all house fronts provide ever-changing perspectives. The boundaries between outside and inside are blurred throughout the building, as in the living area, where part of the rock is integrated into the space.

在别墅的上层，有五间卧室与屋顶的山脊对齐。房间采用开放式设计，将传统的空间划分为睡眠区和浴室，经过了流畅的重新构想，配有独立的洗脸盆和浴缸。为了让小家伙们为自己开辟一个空间，在阁楼上创建了游乐区。客人可以从父母的客房直接进入。

On the upper floor of the villa, there are five bedrooms aligned with the roof's ridges. The rooms have an open plan design, and the conventional division of space into sleeping area and bathroom has been fluidly reimagined, with freestanding washbasins and bathtubs. To allow the little ones to carve out a space for themselves, play areas have been created on the attic floor. These are directly accessible from the parents’ rooms.

这次，来自南蒂罗尔的建筑和室内设计工作室再次展现了noa*项目的表现力，以及其与自然的巧妙关系。这是一个私密与共处并存的项目，项目与周围景观将形成独特的共存关系。

Once again, the architecture and interiors of the South Tyrolean design studio convey the expressive power and refined relationship with nature common to all noa* projects. It is a project where intimacy and togetherness meet and where one can find itself in a unique symbiosis with the surrounding landscape.

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Project name: Colorado Villa

Typology: Living

Location: Rocky Mountains, Colorado

Client: Private

Architecture: noa* network of architecture

Interior Design: noa* network of architecture

Surface area: 600 m2