面朝大海

項目地址 美國 加州

項目面積325m2

設計單位Ehrlich Architects

這棟海景別墅是為一對退休夫婦而設計，位于美國加州阿普托斯的一處斷崖邊，所處地塊相對平坦，可欣賞無邊的太平洋和植被茂密的懸崖風景，懸崖就垂直通往不遠處的海灘。

設計師對室內外生活空間進行了有效的規劃設計，可以最大程度地引入自然景色、自然光和海風。別墅分為兩個主要結構，通過一個蔭蔽的庭院連接起來。其中，在靠海的一邊矗立著一棟兩層半高的主建筑。主建筑內設有一個兩層高的超大客廳，以落地玻璃門連接起室內外空間，另外半層則屬于同樣面朝大海的夾面樓層。在樓梯的盡頭有一個規模完整的天臺，內設有各種悠閑設施，而且無論是住宅周邊的景觀還是遠處無邊的美景都能讓居住者大飽眼福。設計師甚至不忘在前院設置一個法式滾球場，這也就成了業主的最佳休閑運動。

建筑的后部結構為居住者家人和朋友提供了單獨的生活區，包括三個超大型臥室。二層的工作室設有一個整體廚房和寬闊的觀景甲板，視野可直達大海。兩個主結構之間的空白區域則被設計成了庭院，其間設有一個小型泳池和一個的嵌入式燒烤區。當庭院向四周敞開，與建筑周圍的景色融合在一起，就如同形成了一個露天涼亭。一條由花架構成的遮陽小道將主次建筑連接起來，花架由高架的嵌板搭建而成。

Located on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean， the 3，500-square-foot Zeidler Residence arranges interior and exterior living spaces to maximize views， natural light， and ocean breezes within a subtle， sophisticated material palette.

Designed for a retired couple with grown children， the house sits on a relatively flat corner lot with expansive views of the Pacific and vegetated cliff that leads from the site， down to the beach. The parti divides the program into two main structures connected by a sheltered courtyard. On the ocean side， the two-and-a-half-story main house features a double-height living space， with full-height glass doors that open the interior onto the exterior spaces. A mezzanine is oriented towards the view. At the end of the stair tower， a full-sized roof deck accommodates various entertaining configurations and provides strong connections to the landscape and views beyond. The front yard even incorporates a petanque court， a favorite pastime of the client.

The rear structure accommodates separate living quarters for friends and family in three oversized bedrooms. The second level studio has a full kitchen and expansive deck with views towards the ocean. The two primary structures frame a landscaped courtyard with lap pool and built-in barbecue， and when opened to the elements form a complex of open air pavilions connected through the landscape. A trellis with overhead panels covers a walkway from the main house to the guest house.

A minimal palette ties the entire composition together and includes steel-troweled stucco， exposed concrete block， and Rheinzink.