Haltenrain 的住宅
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☉ Haltenrain 的住宅 是 Maurus Schifferli 和 Morger Partner Architekten 为 SP Development 设计的获奖提案，设计于 2024 年。该项目位于瑞士尼德舍尔利的郊区，规模较大，建筑面积为 24,000 平方米，预算估计为 59,650,000 欧元，单价为 2,485 欧元/平方米。主要材料为金属和木材。Filippo Bolognese 担任可视化设计师。该项目探讨了新开发的乡村阳台和柱廊等概念。
提议的设计旨在创造一个与现有自然景观和谐相融的发展，能够自然地补充该地点曲折而独特的地形。建筑构建了一个框架，协同伴随自然空间，具有错落有致的树木体量，视自身为景观的一部分。在这一宁静的几何体量发展中，规划了一系列多样化的住宅，反映出所制定的类型学愿景，并创造出吸引人且宜居的空间。在发展计划的可能性范围内，提出了精确角度和大部分多边形的结构，遵循地形框架的理念，创造出令人兴奋且放松的空间。计划总共建设七个新建筑体量，包括排屋和端头建筑，辅以庭院组的建筑。透视发展和设计的中间空间的节奏化是设计的核心主题。适应地点和类型的规模寻求与现有建筑的参照，同时不失去所期望的宁静感，避免过于小规模的设计。运动空间如同断奏般展开，通过密集和向森林边缘的扩展，最终延伸至郁郁葱葱的自然空间。在小巷中漫步时，建筑的长度在透视中不断被打破，形成愉悦的空间维度。
☉ Housing in Haltenrain is a winning proposal by Maurus Schifferli and Morger Partner Architekten for SP Development designed in 2024. It is located in Niederscherli Switzerland in an outskirt setting. Its scale is large with a surface of 24.000 sqm an estimated budget of 59.650.000 € and a ratio of 2.485 €/sqm. Key materials are metal and wood. Filippo Bolognese collaborated as visualizer. Concepts such as new development rural balcony and colonnade are explored.
The proposed design aims to create a development that harmonises with the existing beauty of the landscape and naturally complements the curved, distinctive topography of the site. The architecture creates a framework that synergistically accompanies the natural space with its staggered accents of tree volumes and sees itself as part of the landscape. Within this calm geometric development of the volumes, a diverse range of housing is planned that reflects the formulated typological vision and creates attractive, liveable spaces. Within the possibilities of the development plan, precisely angled and largely polygonal structures are proposed, which, following the idea of topographical framing, create exciting and relaxed spaces. A total of seven new building volumes consisting of rows and end buildings are planned, which are complemented by the buildings of the courtyard group. The perspective development and the designed rhythmisation of the intermediate space is a central theme of the design. The scale, which is adapted to the location and typology, seeks reference to the existing without losing the desired tranquillity in an excessively small scale. The space for movement opens up like a staccato, through densification and widening towards the edge of the forest and ends in the lush natural space. As you walk through the alleyways, the length of the buildings is repeatedly broken up in perspective, resulting in a pleasant spatial dimensioning.