*공간과 시 [ Oliver Leech Architects ] Poet’s Corner

Oliver Leech Architects-Poet’s Corner
시인의 코너는 영국 런던에 위치한 미니멀리즘 주택으로 올리버 리치 아키텍츠가 설계했습니다. 이 프로젝트는 1990년대 이전에 리모델링한 주택을 재건축하여 더 넓은 가족 주택을 위해 레이아웃을 재구성하는 것을 목표로 했습니다. 주목할 만한 특징으로는 지붕의 야생화 초원과 넓은 통유리창이 있으며, 4인 가족을 위한 기능적이면서도 평온한 집이 탄생했습니다. 닉과 레베카 크룸은 이 집의 잠재력과 입지에 매료되어 역사적 가치를 보존하면서 자신의 스타일을 반영하는 리노베이션을 원했습니다. 이 작업을 위해 올리버 리치 건축사무소가 선정되었고, 빅토리아 시대의 본질을 유지하면서 자연 소재와 풍부한 채광을 활용한 현대적이고 기능적인 공간을 통합하는 것을 목표로 삼았습니다. 시인의 코너 하우스의 재설계는 유동적인 동선과 공간 배치에서 분명하게 드러납니다. 이전에는 작고 단절된 방들이 모여 있던 1층은 이제 거실, 음악 공간, 주방 겸 거실 공간으로 보다 개방적인 평면을 갖추게 되었습니다. 이 공간은 새로 지어진 측면과 후면 확장으로 확장되어 건축가가 설계한 조경 정원으로 연결됩니다. 설계의 핵심은 녹지와 자연 채광의 통합이었습니다. 1층은 정원과 하늘의 전망을 제공하며 방문객을 공간으로 안내합니다. 참나무로 둘러싸인 새로운 빛의 우물과 안뜰은 집의 중심부에 빛과 녹지를 가져다줍니다. 중요한 특징은 지붕의 야생화 초원을 보여주는 4미터 너비의 채광창입니다.translate by DeepL

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Poet’s Corner is a minimalist residence located in London, United Kingdom, designed by Oliver Leech Architects. The project aimed to overhaul a previous renovation from the 1990s, reconfiguring the layout for a more spacious family home. Notable features include a wildflower meadow on the roof and extensive overhead glazing, creating a home that is both functional and serene for a family of four. Nick and Rebecca Croome, drawn to the property’s potential and location, sought a renovation that reflected their style while preserving its historical value. Oliver Leech Architects were chosen for this task, with the brief to maintain the Victorian essence while integrating modern, functional spaces using natural materials and abundant light.

The redesign of the Poet’s Corner House is evident in its fluid movement and spatial arrangement. The ground floor, previously a series of small, disconnected rooms, now features a more open plan with a sitting room, music area, and a kitchen living space. This area extends into a newly constructed side and rear extension, opening onto a landscaped garden, also designed by the architects. Central to the design was the integration of greenery and natural light. The ground floor offers views of the gardens and sky, guiding visitors through the space. A new light-well and courtyard, framed in oak, brings light and greenery into the heart of the home. A significant feature is a four-meter-wide skylight, showcasing the roof’s wildflower meadow.

The kitchen and living area have been lowered to enhance ceiling height and incorporate window seating, closely connecting the space to the garden. Large sliding doors and overhead glazing enhance this connection, with the kitchen finished in a deep forest green, complementing marble benchtops. The architects extended the indoor outdoor theme by continuing the polished concrete floor from the interior to the exterior. The concrete patio, juxtaposed with warm Con Mosso bricks covered in lime slurry, creates a textured effect. Upstairs, the renovation emphasizes functionality in a long-term family home. The first floor now houses a large master bedroom and ensuite, along with a separate family bathroom and guest bedroom. The second floor accommodates two smaller bedrooms for the children.

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