MAT_成都温江高山书屋-lst
北京
A collection of small shingled cabin volumes linked by glass connectors, providing an interesting precedent for rural pavilion typology and decentralized massing.
- What we like about this project
- The tall gable abruptly steps down into a flat-roofed glass connector, sharply contrasting opaque and transparent volumes.
Materials
- wood-shingles
- glass
- timber-framing
Visual identifiers
- wood-shingles
- pitched-roof
- glazed-connectors
- pavilion-clusters
Style tags
- contemporary
- vernacular-revival
- pavilion
Visual tags
- pavilion
- shingle-cladding
- rural-context
- asymmetric-roof
- transparent-link
- Geometry
- Multiple small volumes with asymmetric pitched roofs connected by lower transparent linear links, set amidst greenery near a road.
- Facade system
- Wood shingle rainscreen cladding combined with floor-to-ceiling structural glass curtain walls.
- Structural guess
- Timber frame construction with lightweight steel or wood mullions for glazed connectors.
- Spatial scale
- Small-scale pavilion volumes, approximately one to two stories high, intimate human scale.
- Lighting
- Soft outdoor daylight with gentle shadows falling across the shingled roof planes and glass facades.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, rustic atmosphere blending tactile wood textures with lightweight glazing.
- Environmental context
- Suburban roadside plot surrounded by mature trees, power lines, and open green verges.
- Spatial experience
- Views transition between enclosed shingled cabin forms and transparent interstitial corridors open to the surrounding landscape.
- Composition rhythm
- Dynamic silhouette of varying gable heights balanced by the steady horizontal datum of the connecting glass link.
- Style reading
- Contemporary vernacular-inspired pavilion architecture
- Program
- Rural bookstore or cultural pavilion
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- wood-shingles, glass, timber-framing
- Visual identifiers
- wood-shingles, pitched-roof, glazed-connectors, pavilion-clusters
- Style tags
- contemporary, vernacular-revival, pavilion
- Visual tags
- pavilion, shingle-cladding, rural-context, asymmetric-roof, transparent-link
- Geometry
- Multiple small volumes with asymmetric pitched roofs connected by lower transparent linear links, set amidst greenery near a road.
- Facade system
- Wood shingle rainscreen cladding combined with floor-to-ceiling structural glass curtain walls.
- Structural guess
- Timber frame construction with lightweight steel or wood mullions for glazed connectors.
- Spatial scale
- Small-scale pavilion volumes, approximately one to two stories high, intimate human scale.
- Lighting
- Soft outdoor daylight with gentle shadows falling across the shingled roof planes and glass facades.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, rustic atmosphere blending tactile wood textures with lightweight glazing.
- Environmental context
- Suburban roadside plot surrounded by mature trees, power lines, and open green verges.
- Spatial experience
- Views transition between enclosed shingled cabin forms and transparent interstitial corridors open to the surrounding landscape.
- Composition rhythm
- Dynamic silhouette of varying gable heights balanced by the steady horizontal datum of the connecting glass link.
- Style reading
- Contemporary vernacular-inspired pavilion architecture
- Program
- Rural bookstore or cultural pavilion
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture