The 37-square-meter "Tangram House" 37平里的七巧板之家
项目位于30年代砖木结构的新式里弄建筑内,屋主是一对年轻的夫妻以及他们不满5岁的儿女。这套房子的套内面积是37平米,部分层高为3.6米,原始为一室一厅一阁楼的结构,并且原始阁楼无法拆除重建。这套房子主要是用于孩子平时上学使用,因此设计以小朋友常玩的七巧板为灵感,利用多巴胺的配色来让这个空间变的不那么枯燥。利用自由组合的设计手法,来规划功能空间分布,最终形成两厅零室的特殊生活空间,亲子关系变的更加亲密。在动线规划上通过交换原户型里厨房和卫生间的位置,客餐厨一体的LDK设计也让珍贵的房屋面积,不至于被多余的隔断墙面浪费掉,三个主光照入口亦能集中在一个空间里。动线上,入户即洗手清洁的动线,也更符合户主的生活习惯。主卧室被安置在之前相对逼仄的阁楼之中,但通过开窗洞以及新风空调系统的引入,大大提升了空间使用的舒适性。
This project is situated within a 1930s-era new-style lane house constructed with brick and wood. The homeowners are a young couple with children under the age of five. The interior area of this 37-square-meter apartment, featuring a partial ceiling height of 3.6 meters, originally comprised of one bedroom, one living room, and an attic that could not be demolished or rebuilt. Primarily intended for the children's daily school use, the design drew inspiration from the tangram, a popular puzzle game among children, and utilized a dopamine-inspired color scheme to infuse the space with vitality and alleviate monotony. By adopting a flexible and modular design approach, the functional spaces were meticulously planned, ultimately evolving into a unique living arrangement with two halls and no designated bedrooms, fostering a closer parent-child bond.
In terms of circulation planning, the positions of the kitchen and bathroom in the original layout were swapped, embracing an LDK (Living-Dining-Kitchen) design that maximized the precious floor space by eliminating redundant partitions. This allowed for three primary sources of natural light to converge in a single space. The entryway is designed to lead directly to a hand washing station, aligning with the homeowners' hygiene habits. The master bedroom, though located in the previously cramped attic, underwent significant improvements in spatial comfort through the creation of window openings and the introduction of a fresh air conditioning system.
Adopting a free-form composition approach, the functional spaces were strategically arranged, ultimately resulting in a unique living environment with two halls and no dedicated bedrooms, fostering an even closer parent-child bond. In terms of circulation planning, the kitchen and bathroom positions were swapped from the original layout, adopting an LDK (Living-Dining-Kitchen) design that maximized the precious floor area by minimizing wasted space due to unnecessary partitions. Additionally, the three primary light sources converge in a single space. The entryway is immediately adjacent to a handwashing station, aligning with the homeowners' hygiene habits.
The master bedroom was situated in the formerly cramped attic, but its usability was significantly enhanced through the introduction of window openings and a fresh air conditioning system, greatly improving the overall comfort of the space.