*빅토리아 시대 하우스 리모델링 [ StudioAC Beaconsfield Residence

보존가치가 높은 빅토리아시대의 건축물을 보존하고 현대 거주공간에 알맞게 재구성한다. 기존 공간의 물리적인 크기는 유지하되, 수평과 수직, (구조적 역활이 없는) 비내력 벽과 바닥은 제거하여 열린 공간을 구현한다. 정제된 백색을 바탕으로 따뜻한 질감의 우드를 마감, 미니멀 공간을 완성하였다.

Beaconsfield Residence is a minimal house located in Toronto, Canada, designed by StudioAC. This residence concept centered around ideas of revival and renewal. Initially faced with a late 1880’s Victorian heritage listed facade a completely new idea of the interior that worked to utilize the spatial logic and existing window openings implied by the original architecture acted as the starting point. The resulting scheme restored the heritage façade and presented a completely new and contemporary interior architecture. A clear plan logic that emphasized an axis through the house lined with major living spaces was then framed by support space like offices, stairs, and storage. This concept was further explored in section through the articulation of the second-floor sleeping spaces that are conceived as floating wood-clad boxes that frame a double height space. The double height space utilized the existing Victorian elevations to invite natural light into the center of the plan flanked by a feature stair and a remaining brick tracery from one of the de-commissioned fireplaces. Subtle hints like this, window locations and forms present a nod back to the past within an un-deniably contemporary experience. Within the vertical elevations of the floating boxes, two concealed interior windows were introduced to provided visual communication, airflow, and light penetration depending on the time of day and desired levels of privacy.

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from leibal