項目名稱：樹之屋（Tree Houses）

　　項目位置：美國西弗吉尼亞州(West Virginia,US)

　　設(shè)計單位：PETER PICHLER ARCHITECTURE

　　主創(chuàng)設(shè)計：Peter Pichler, Silvana Ordinas

　　設(shè)計團隊：Daniele Colombati, Gianluigi D´Aloisio, Giovanni Paterlini, Marco Caprani

　　總部在米蘭的Peter Pichler建筑事務(wù)所在美國西弗吉尼亞州設(shè)計了一所可持續(xù)樹屋。

　　Milan based studio Peter Pichler Architecture has developed a concept for sustainable tree houses in West Virginia, United States.

　　建筑

　　樹屋項目位于美國西弗吉尼亞州。每個單元都提供了一種與自然最大限度聯(lián)系的森林生活新體驗。屋子的幾何形狀及陡峭屋頂?shù)撵`感來自于周圍的楓樹、楊樹和橡樹，并由當?shù)氐哪静拇蛟於伞?/p>

　　這些單元分為兩層，大小為36-55㎡不等。下層是一個小的閱讀休息區(qū)，上層是帶有小浴室的臥室區(qū)。兩層由內(nèi)部的小樓梯相連。

　　該項目被設(shè)想為一種“慢下來”的旅游形式，自然和建筑的融合在其中發(fā)揮了主要作用。PPA建筑事務(wù)所認為，旅游業(yè)的未來是建立在人與自然的關(guān)系上的。可持續(xù)建筑可以強化這層關(guān)系，將二者很好地結(jié)合，不需要其他任何的東西。

　　ARCHITECTURE

　　The project Tree Houses is located in West Virginia, United States. The single units create a new experience to live in the woods with a maximum connection with nature. The geometry with its sharp steep roof is inspired by the surrounding maple, poplar and oak trees and will be made of local wood.

　　The size of the units ranges from 36-55 m2 on 2 levels. The lower level is a small reading / lounge area, and the upper level the sleeping area with a small bathroom. The two levels are connected with a small internal stair.

　　The project is conceived as a "slow down"- form of tourism where nature and the integration of architecture in it plays a primary role. "We believe that the future of tourism is based on the relationship of the human being with nature. Well integrated, sustainable architecture can amplify this relationship, nothing else is needed".

　　位置

　　令人驚嘆的道森湖體現(xiàn)了西弗吉尼亞州“野性和美麗”景觀，這里有一個40英畝的溫泉湖泊，修復草地，溪流和濕地，以及100多英畝的永久產(chǎn)權(quán)土地，這些形成了一個本地物種的保護棲息地。

　　道森湖將成為一個“實驗室”，用于建筑設(shè)計、農(nóng)業(yè)和土地使用的更新方法實驗，不僅能減少對環(huán)境的影響，還能切實改善生態(tài)系統(tǒng)的健康和恢復力。該項目旨在重塑可持續(xù)未來的前景。

　　該項目包括可持續(xù)建筑，會議活動中心，食品農(nóng)業(yè)樞紐，健康保健提議，可持續(xù)教育研討會和廣泛的視覺和表演藝術(shù)項目。

　　LOCATION

　　Dawson Lake is a stunning example of West Virginia’s “Wild and Wonderful” landscape, featuring a spring-fed 40-acre lake, restored meadows, streams and wetlands, and over 100 acres of perpetual land easements that form a protected habitat for native species.

　　Dawson Lake will become a “living laboratory” for regenerative approaches to building design, agriculture and land-use that reach beyond minimizing environmental impacts to actually improving the ecosystem’s health and resilience. The project aim is to reshape the prospect for sustainable future.

　　The project will encompass sustainable buildings, conference and event center, a food and agriculture hub, health and wellness proposals, sustainable education workshops and a vast visual and performing arts programming.