House of Quad现代住宅，印度 / Thomas Parambil Architects

2025-11-10 15:30:26建筑设计,住宅,居住建筑 , 现代风格

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被一片广袤的绿意、稻田与延绵的橡胶种植园所环抱，这个位于科塔亚姆的住宅项目由 TPA 和 Reuben 共同设计，将Kerala的本土建筑语言与当代元素自然糅合，在扎根在地的前提下提出了一种清新而现代的居住设计路径。

Cradled amidst stretches of vast greenery, paddy fields and sprawling rubber plantations in Kottayam, this residential project by TPA and Reuben, seamlessly blends vernacular architecture of Kerala with contemporary elements, offering an invigorating design approach to a rooted yet modern dwelling.

▼项目概览，Overall of the project

▼主入口，Main Entrance

▼侧入口，Side Entrance

这座住宅延续了典型的Kerala住宅格局——以斜屋顶、中心庭院以及大量木材的运用为特征。但设计并未将起居空间局限在封闭的四面墙中，而是意在打造一种流动的、开放式的空间结构，让各个功能区之间自然衔接，同时保持与自然的连续联系。围绕庭院这一空间核心，多个体量以坡屋顶错落排布，再由一片统一的平屋顶所覆盖的廊道相互连接，形成富有层次的空间对话。

This home is a quintessential Kerala house layout – characterized by its sloping roofs, central courtyards, and extensive use of timber. Instead of confining living spaces within four walls, the intention was to create a fluid, open-plan layout where spaces seamlessly flow into one another, retaining the connection with nature. The intriguing interplay is created by juxtaposed volumes topped by pitched roofs around the central nucleus that is the courtyard, connected by corridors covered with a single flat roof.

▼斜屋顶，Sloping Roofs

这种细腻的空间组织方式带来了极高的灵活性。房间不再是被刚性界定的独立单元，而是可以在需要私密时封闭、在日常使用时打开的可变空间。它是一座会“呼吸”的房子，能够随着居住者的节奏生长和调整，仿佛自身也是富有生命的

This sensitive approach to space planning offers unparalleled flexibility. Rooms are no longer rigidly defined entities but adaptable spaces that can be closed off when privacy is needed. It’s a home that breathes and evolves with its inhabitants, a living entity in its own right.

▼中心花园，Courtyard

▼睡莲池，Lily Pond

该项目也为环境友好型建筑提供了可借鉴的范式。住宅顺应当地的自然风向布置，并引入了一道极具巧思的“Jali 墙”——一种带孔的筛状墙体，以自然通风与采光为优先考量。与开放式布局相结合，这一元素确保了室内即便在最炎热的日子里也能保持舒适，大幅减少对人工制冷的依赖。通过最大化引入日照，室内各空间在白天都能获得充沛的自然光。项目由此证明，当代住宅完全可以在不牺牲宜居性的前提下实现舒适与可持续的平衡，降低自身的碳足迹。此外，一处约600平方英尺的大型睡莲池也参与了对住宅微气候的调节，同时为这座本就克制宁静的宅院增添了安然的水院气息。

The project serves as a precedent for environmentally conscious architecture. Oriented to harness the natural wind flow, the home has an ingenious feature- a Jali wall. This perforated screen prioritises natural ventilation and lighting. Combined with the open layout, this element ensures that the interior remains comfortable even on the hottest days, significantly reducing the need for artificial cooling. Maximizing sunlight penetration, natural light floods the spaces throughout the day. The project demonstrates how modern homes can be both comfortable and sustainable, reducing their carbon footprint without compromising on livability. Furthermore, the singularly large 600 square feet Lily Pond assists in altering the home’s microclimate and adding serenity to this already muted and calm abode.

▼“Jali 墙”，Jali wall

▼良好采光，Daylighting

▼起居空间，Living Space

▼餐厅，Dining Area

▼客厅，Living Room

室内配置了经过周到推演的利落家具，其设计意在以审美性的方式呈现建筑师一方面源自Kerala的文化根系，另一方面又回应了 Bangalore 的当代生活方式。

The home houses mindfully mapped sleek furniture designed to aesthetically represent the confluence of the architects Kerala roots and Bangalore’s modernity.

▼休息区，Rest Area

在这一连串体量的“迷宫”之间，还有一个极具张力的亮点——大尺度的悬挑结构，以一种近乎壮观的姿态唤起对工艺与结构的敬意。正是这一戏剧化的构件，将原本更具古典与传统气质的建筑形态，转化为一座具有现代当代表达的住宅。

Amidst the labyrinth of volumes, there’s yet another strikingly bold feature, its colossal cantilever evoking a sense of grandeur and bold craftmanship. This dramatic element transforms the otherwise old world looking architectural form into a modern contemporary home.

▼厨房，Kitchen

这座由 TPA 和 Reuben 在科塔亚姆、介于回水与西高止山脉之间打造的四卧室住宅，将传统、创新与可持续性有机整合，是一次将人类学视角渗入建筑与设计的生动实践。

With its thoughtful integration of tradition, innovation and sustainability, this four- bedroom residence by TPA and Reuben in Kottayam Cradled by the backwaters and the Western Ghats, is a true testament of permutating anthropology in Architecture and design.

▼卧室，Bedroom