Sans-Arc | 澳大利亚一间80㎡灰泥小屋扩建-设计风向

Sans-Arc工作室为澳大利亚Torrensville的一间小屋增添了一个俏皮的厨房，其特点是有着白色石膏墙、拱门和水磨石。

Sans-Arc Studio has added a playful kitchen extension to a cottage in Torrensville, Australia, which is characterised by white-plaster walls, arches and terrazzo.

该住宅被命名为灰泥游乐屋，旨在成为一个有趣、轻盈和紧凑的空间，与城市中常见的棕色砖房形成鲜明对比。改造将小屋升级为一个宽敞实用的家。这是一个有趣且充满阳光的空间，可供屋主做饭、娱乐和放松。该项目故意与周围的建筑风格相背，通过使用灰泥和拱门形成自己的身份，空间给人的感觉就像一片绿洲——一个明亮的、充满艺术装饰的时刻。

Named the Plaster Fun House, the home is intended to be a fun, light and compact space that contrasts with the city’s commonplace brown-brick houses.The alteration has upgraded the cottage into an expansive and functional home. It is a playful and light-filled space for the clients to cook, entertain and relax in.The project intentionally resists the surrounding building styles, forming its own identity through the use of plaster and arches,The space feels like an oasis – a bright, art-deco moment.

在项目开始之前，小屋有一个“一个很大的餐厅”，Sans-Arc工作室选择将其整合到灰泥游乐屋扩建区，以创建一个线性的开放式厨房和餐厅。

Prior to the project, the cottage had “a good-sized dining room”, which Sans-Arc Studio chose to integrate into the Plaster Fun House extension to create a linear open-plan kitchen and dining room.

为了将两个空间连接在一起，工作室在中心放置了一个粉红色水磨石早餐吧，形成了空间的核心。

To tie the two spaces together, the studio placed a large, pastel-pink terrazzo breakfast bar at the centre, which now forms the heart of the space.

Sans-Arc工作室将水磨石与鸭蛋色的厨房橱柜和瓷砖组合在一起，并在球形吊灯和墙上的书架上采用丰富的黄铜细节装饰。为了确保扩建部分自然光线充足，Sans-Arch工作室用一个大型拱形窗户和门穿过朝向东面的新墙。

Sans-Arc Studio has teamed the terrazzo unit with duck-egg blue kitchen cabinetry and tiles, alongside an abundance of brass detailing, seen on the spherical hanging lights and a bookshelf on one of the walls.To ensure the extension is well lit by natural daylight, Sans-Arch Studio punctured the new east-facing wall with a large arched window and door.

旁边弯曲的角落长椅兼作阅读角，旨在鼓励屋主坐在阳光下放松，同时花时间在空间社交。在灰泥游乐屋扩建的一部分中引入了一间杂物间，住宅现有的一楼浴室也扩大了一倍。布满厨房的黄铜细节和蓝色瓷砖一直延伸到浴室，浴室顶部有一扇巨大的天窗。

Beside them, a curved corner bench doubles as a reading nook, intended to encourage the clients to sit and relax in the sun, while spending time socialising in the space.As part of the Plaster Fun House extension, a utility room was introduced and the home’s existing ground-floor bathroom was also doubled in size.The brass details and blue tiles that fill the the kitchen continue into the bathroom, which is topped by a giant skylight.