Renewal-Zone：玩味与协作︱Jean Verville建筑工作室作品：MEV工作室居所
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两位业主着迷于20世纪80年代的艺术和意大利设计，在看到Jean Verville设计工作室项目的摄影阐述后颇为动心，邀请工作室为他们设计一座森林中的度假屋。设计目标是以一种异想天开的能量来支持日常生活，这一挑战与工作室的创新设计手法完全融合。
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秉持协作精神，项目采用了玩味的设计手法，并遵循建筑参数的严谨性来进行开发，实现了别样的个性宇宙。在意大利群体孟菲斯的反叛精神的推动下，项目以几何图形与色彩的融合，表现出与所在年代单调的单色建筑和设计的对立。项目以严谨的操作唤醒上世纪80年代的怪异宇宙，以融合多元化灵感参考的系统彰显表现力和对比关系，实现对业主个性的表达。为了与周围的自然环境相融，这个家庭工作室展示出有机的形式和质朴的外观，精心地将曲线组合与材料实施其中。奢华感体现在室内的图形中，在闪闪发光的色彩组合中体量和材料相得益彰。
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一条纵横交错的河流定义出别具一格的项目选址。房间呈线性布局，南侧可以一直观赏自然和河流景观；北侧，两个不同的体量由玻璃入口所连接，仿若同一片屋顶统一下的长长立面。完整的建筑参数功能应用了布尔体系图表的个性化屋顶表面，通过山脊轴线位移重新定义形态，这种方式阻碍了对体积的解读，却赋予了轮廓以新的复杂度。
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组合式解决方案将储物和居住元素隐藏起来，展现出结构化的系统。设计利用视觉效果、纹理，颜色和材料的可能性，展现出万花筒般的反射效果。体量和表面通过对正式组合的趣味运用，以颇有童趣的元素、图案和华丽的色彩来妆点。在一片难以触及的土地上，劳伦森林迎来了这座住宅工作室，不仅提供了一个充满活力和自由生活和工作场所，也成为遁入大自然的秘密通道。
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Jean Verville architectes工作室跨学科的团队将相辅相成的专业技能应用在富有变化的创作中。
工作室以趣味方式观察流行文化所带来的影响，通过强调建筑在改变空间关系方面的作用来吸引个体投资。以故作不完美的数字拼贴彰显多样化的感官体验，工作室打造了图像的真实性与日常生活现实相悖的建筑意象。
工作室目前的设计工作涉及一座3000平方米的牙科综合大楼、一座大麻研究创新中心、工业项目和定制化住宅或公寓，并为国际公共艺术节打造一个沉浸式建筑装置。
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Seduced by the photographic narration illustrating the projects of Studio Jean Verville, two admirable eccentrics, passionate about art and Italian design of the 80s, invited him to design their refuge in the forest. The objective is to host their daily lives with a whimsical energy, a challenge in absolute cohesion with the disruptive approach of the Studio.
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The project realizes a personalized alternative universe, designed in a collaborative spirit and a ludicization approach and then developed with architectural mathematical rigor. MEV exploits the association of geometries and colors under the impetus of the rebellious universe of the Italian group, Memphis, antithesis to monotony and the monochromatic architecture and design of his time. Constellated with meticulous maneuvers that evoke this wacky universe of the 80s, the project celebrates a multiplicity of references in a system of expressive and contrasting relationships in order to communicate the personalities of the owners. For the sake of integration into surrounding nature, this house-studio reveals an organic form and a raw appearance, confronting its materials with a set of curved lines in a meticulous implementation. Its extravagance manifests itself in interiors with graphics, where volumes and materials develop in a sparkling chromatic organization.
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The location of this eclectic ensemble is determined by the presence of a stream that crisscrosses the land. On the south side, the linear layout of the rooms allows a constant view of the landscape and its stream. On the north side, two distinct volumes, connected by an entirely glazed entrance, appear like a long blind facade unified by a single roof. While an entirely mathematical logic of functionality invites the exclusion of roof surfaces in a Boolean diagram, its shape is redefined by a shift in the axis of the ridge, which thwarts the reading of the volumetry and animates the silhouette of a new complexity.
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Converging in a set of formal solutions, volumes conceal both storage and domestic elements to articulate a structured system. Playing with the possibilities of visual impact, the textures, colors, and materials exploit light in a kaleidoscopic reflection. Volumes and surfaces play games of formal opposition, adorning themselves with a panache of elements, patterns, and colors vying for traces of childhood. Quintessence of the getaway in nature, the Laurentian forest welcomes the house-studio on a parcel of its territory that has remained out of reach, providing a place of life and work, both vibrant and free.
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Studio Jean Verville architectes is a multidisciplinary team whose complementary skills contribute to the variability of its production.
Observing the impacts of popular culture with amusement, the Studio invites individual appropriations by emphasizing the capacities of architecture to transform relationships with space. With its deliberately imperfect digital collages celebrating the multiplicity of perceptions, the Studio develops architectural fantasies where the veracity of images and realities of everyday life are disputed.
The Studio is currently working on a 3,000㎡ dental complex, a cannabis research and innovation center, industrial projects, personalized houses and apartments, and an immersive architectural installation destined for an international public art festival.
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Technical sheetProject: MEVYear(s) of construction: 2021-2022
Use: Residential
Area: 181 ㎡
Studio Jean Verville architectes team
Jean Verville, architect (lead architect)
Tania Paula Garza Rico, architect (studio director)
France Goneau (artistic advisor)
Rémi St-Pierre, architect
Samuel Landry, MA architecture
Camille Asselin, MA architecture
Jacob Éthier, MA architecture candidateBahia Burias, MA architecture candidate
PhotosMaxime BrouilletMaryse Béland
Digital CollagesStudio Jean Verville architectes
Products
Ceramic tiles Mattonelle Margherita: Mutina (design Nathalie du Pasquier)
Sink: Kast Concrete Basins Faucet w.c.: CoalbrookFaucet bathroom: Litze Decca Faucet kitchen: Litze Brizo
Granit Black Nordique: Ciot
Wood cladding - black: MaibecWindows: Alumilex
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