清迈 Little Shelter 酒店

项目Little Shelter位于清迈，这里古老的城市景观和乡土建筑的特点是木质结构与瓦片斜屋顶。酒店屋顶形式的灵感来自于传统的髋部屋顶，作为对当地建筑的致敬，设计单位对其进行了重新诠释，不对称的形式与周围的树顶轮廓自然融合，屋顶西侧部分被开凿出来，成为屋顶平台，供客人在日落时分欣赏河景。

Little Shelter is located in Chiang Mai where its old cityscape and vernacular architecture are characterized by wood structure with shingle pitched roof. The hotel roof form inspired by traditional hip roofs as homage to the local architecture has a little reinterpretation with an asymmetrical form blending naturally with the surrounding tree top silhouette.  The west side of the roof is partially carved out to become a roof deck for guests to enjoy the panoramic river view at sunset.

屋顶和侧墙采用木质瓦片构成。 在河流方向的立面上，将聚碳酸酯板切割成与木质屋面相同的尺寸，构成建筑的半透明外墙。 在入口立面，上部由实木瓦组成，并在下部与聚碳酸酯瓦混合。 虽然使用传统的瓦片系统，但通过特殊的细节设计，使用半透明的螺栓和特殊的透明螺丝，实现了不间断的半透明表面。 该设计探索了一种将新材料融合到系统中的可能性，创造出一个现代建筑表面，但又深深扎根于传统。

The wood shingles are used on the roof and side walls. On the river facade, polycarbonate sheets are cut into the same size as wood shingles and constructed to become the architectural translucent facade. On the entrance façade, the upper portion is composed of solid wood shingles and they trickle down to mixed with polycarbonate shingles on the lower part. Although working with the traditional shingle system, the uninterrupted translucency surface is achieved by a special detail design using translucent studs and special transparent screws. The design has explored a possibility to fuse new materials into a system to create a contemporary architectural surface yet deeply rooted in tradition.

从实木屋瓦到不同透光度的聚碳酸酯屋瓦，当光线触及不同的材料时，外墙在阳光下熠熠生辉。夜晚在室内的灯光照射下，建筑成为河岸上一盏盏闪亮的灯笼。

The facade is glittering in the sun as the light touches different materials, from the solid wood shingles to the different translucency levels of the polycarbonate shingles. At night with the light from the inside, the building becomes a lantern glowing on the riverbank.

公共区域的内部设计与外部的简约风格相得益彰，给人一种画廊的感觉，容纳了以著名的Boh-Srang伞为灵感的特定场地装置，并创造出精致而富有戏剧性的轮廓，表达了对当地手工艺的当代诠释。

The public area interior complements the exterior simplicity, gives a gallery-like feeling that accommodates the site-specific installations inspired by the famous Boh–Srang umbrella, and creates delicate and dramatic silhouettes expressing contemporary interpretation of the local handicraft.  

▼公共大厅区域剖面图 Section

不同的清迈重要景点的形象被放置在每间客房的天花板上，无限地反射到两面用小镜面铺设的长墙上，给人一种超现实的无边界感。 

Different image of important places of Chiang Mai are placed on each guestroom ceiling infinitely reflected onto the two long walls cladded with small mirror shingles, giving a surreal borderless sensation.  

▼项目入口层平面图 Ground Floor Plan

▼项目二层平面图 2nd Floor Plan

▼项目三层平面图 3nd Floor Plan

▼项目四层平面图 4th Floor Plan

▼项目立面图 Elevation

▼项目立面图 Elevation

项目名称：Little Shelter Hotel Hotel

设计单位：Department of Architecture Co.

项目客户：Little Shelter Co., Ltd.

项目位置：泰国 清迈

设计负责人：Adhithep Leewananthawet

设计团队：Pitchaya Poonsin，Tanadeth Mahapolsirikun，Supavit Junsompitsiri

建筑面积：890平方米

建筑类型：酒店

占地面积：468平方米

建筑面积：890平方米

景观面积：160平方米

项目层数：4层

室内设计团队：Yada Pianpanit，Apisara Lertrattanakit

照明设计：Accent Studio ( By Nopporn Sakulwigitsinthu )

结构设计：NEXT Engineering Design & Consultants Co., Ltd.

环境保护：NEXT Engineering Design & Consultants Co., Ltd.

施工单位：Chatgen Construction and Design Co., Ltd.

图片来源：W Workspace Company Limited

Project Name: Little Shelter Hotel

Client: Little Shelter Co., Ltd.

Location: 208/ 25 Chiang Mai-Lamphun Rd, Tambon Wat Ket, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai, Chang Wat Chiang Mai 50000

Project Architect: Adhithep Leewananthawet

Architectural Design Team: Pitchaya Poonsin, Tanadeth Mahapolsirikun, Supavit Junsompitsiri

Building Area: 890 sq.m.

Function of the building: Hotel

Site area (Plottage): 468 sq.m.

Building area: 890 sq.m.

Total floor area: 825 sq.m.

Landscape area: 160 sq.m.

Stories: 4 stories

Interior Design Team: Yada Pianpanit, Apisara Lertrattanakit

Lighting: Accent Studio ( By Nopporn Sakulwigitsinthu )

Structural Engineer: NEXT Engineering Design & Consultants Co., Ltd.

MEP Engineer: NEXT Engineering Design & Consultants Co., Ltd.

Building Contractor: Chatgen Construction and Design Co., Ltd.

Photographer: W Workspace Company Limited