西弗拉芒的马厩建筑
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Studio Farris Architects将一座小型谷仓改造成办公空间，内设会议室、图书馆、办公桌以及休息/阅读区。这座谷仓是一个农场综合体的一部分，包含多个建筑。
业主希望拥有一个与住宅分开的小型办公室，以便有时可以在家工作。由于谷仓不再使用，他决定将其作为家庭办公室。
这座原始谷仓建于20世纪初，由两层多个小房间组成。在翻新过程中，建筑师希望通过增强建筑整体形态的感知来改造这个分散的空间。因此，他们通过拆除房间和一楼，完全清空了谷仓。在这个外部砖砌外壳内，他们创建了一个由混凝土构成的内部空间。一个具有宁静氛围的新“盒子”被设计并嵌入到原始体量中。此外，这种盒中盒的系统有助于提高能效，并避免与原农场地面和墙壁中的硫酸盐发生任何化学反应。
为了满足客户的功能需求，建筑师决定设计一个自主的家具物件，可以在不阻挡视线或改变整体体量感知的情况下划分空间。
这个物件由层叠的木梁构成，将空间转变为一个非常实用的办公室。木梁顶部形成一个小型共享工作区，配有两个办公桌。下面则设有一个会议区，可以俯瞰到周围的景观。层叠的木梁成为图书馆、书架、储物空间以及休息和阅读角落。
这些木梁以特定的方式堆叠，形成一个通往上层工作空间的楼梯，方便人们轻松到达每一层的不同区域。
堆叠的木质夹层可以拆除，从而使建筑内部自由灵活，可以容纳其他物件和室内设施。
原始外立面得到了修复，并根据程序需求开设了新的开口。额外的窗户和天窗充分利用自然光线。一个大型滑动玻璃门将室内与外部连接起来。
Studio Farris Architects transformed a small barn, part of a farm complex with several buildings, into an office space with meeting room, library, office desks and a resting/reading area.
The owner wanted to have a small office detached from his house so he would be able to work from home at times. The stable was no more in use so he decided to use it as his home-office.
The original stable, dating back to the early 1900s, was composed of several small rooms on two floors. With their renovation, the architects wanted to transform this fragmented space by enhancing the perception of the total form of the building. So they completely emptied it by demolishing the rooms and the first floor. Within this outer brick envelope, they created an inner one made out of concrete. A new “box” with a serene atmosphere was designed and inserted into the original volume. Also, this box-in-box system allows to improve energy efficiency and avoid any chemical reactions with sulphates in the ground and walls of the original farm.
In order to respond to the functional requirements from the client, the architects decided to design an autonomous furniture object that could divide the space without blocking views nor altering the perception of the whole volume.
This object, made out of layers of stacked timber beams, transforms the space into a very functional office. The wooden beams top out to a small shared work area with two desks. A meeting area is created below with a view onto the landscape. The stacked beams become library, bookshelves, storage and resting and reading corners.
The beams were stacked in this particular way to create a staircase to climb to the upper workspace, and can easily reach the different bars on each level.
The stacked wood mezzanine can be removed, thus making the building free and flexible to contain other objects and interiors.
The original façade was restored and new openings were created, responding to programmatic needs. Extra windows and skylight take full advantage of natural daylight. A large sliding glass door opens up the interior to the outside.