The Home for Martial Arts
榫卯承传,隐于可园
  • 城市 : 广东   City : Guangdong
  • 面积 : 450
  • 完成日期 : 2020-12-25    Completion Date : 2020-12-25
  • 设计师 : 梁穗明   Designer : Ming Leung
  • 摄影 : 吴鉴泉   Photographer : Jianquan Wu
  • 官网/公众号 : http://www.pone.cn.com/
The Home for Martial Arts  榫卯承传,隐于可园
中国的榫卯结构已经有7000年历史,在古建筑中起着相当重要的角色。随着科技的发展,这种结构逐渐退出了建筑的舞台,更多是展现民族的符号。提炼了传统的榫卯结构置入,形成整个建筑的骨架,赋予新的功能,保存着东方气韵文化。
The mortise-tenon connection which enjoys a history of over 7000 years plays a key part in ancient buildings. Yet with the advances in technology, it has now faded in architecture and serves more as a cultural symbol. We, therefore, refine the traditional mortise-tenon connection to form the skeleton of the whole building and then designed a set of hidden systems to pass on the very wisdom of our ancestors embedded in the ancient oriental civilization. The first floor consists of a sunken living room, an indoor fish pond, an open island kitchen. The second floor is assigned with the old person room and grandpa's calligraphy space. The third floor has two bedrooms and one bathroom for the two children. The master bedroom, tearoom, study, and supporting bathrooms are on the fourth floor. The rooftop is designed as a place for Grandpa to practice martial arts and boxing and for family gatherings, etc.