[浩斯HOUSE]

此案位於一座老舊的透天頂樓，原本是屋主父親的工作室，現在希望轉換為夫妻可以使用的房間。現場擁有台灣常見的鐵皮山型屋頂，這樣的結構在當前普遍的空間樣態中，顯得非常有趣。
我們決定保留部分斜屋頂的造型，並以全新的形式呈現，旨在延續過去工作室的記憶，並賦予其全新的功能，進而保留家的記憶。

在設計理念上，我們受到包浩斯（Bauhaus）運動的啟發。包浩斯主張六個要素：功能、簡約、材料創新、空間的流動、協調性及簡潔有力的色彩。考慮到現有空間並不大，我們必須以全開放的思維進行設計介入。

首先，我們運用戲劇性的顏色來界定空間，入口處的紅色盒子和藍色書房區域形成鮮明對比，並強化空間的功能分區。
其次，我們選擇在工作區設置半牆，以避免增加更多的阻隔，保持空間的通透感。這樣的設計既能劃分功能區域，又能促進視覺上的流動性和開放性。

此外，我們摒棄了浮誇奢華的五金設計，選用無把手的櫃子，這不僅符合包浩斯的簡約精神，也使得整體空間在視覺上更加乾淨利落。我們希望通過包浩斯的設計理論，為這座老宅注入新的風貌，並在此過程中延續家庭的記憶。

綜合來看，這一設計不僅是對老屋的改造，而是對家庭過去、現在與未來的一種詮釋。通過創新的設計手法，我們致力於創造出一個既實用又富有情感連結的居住空間，讓接著使用的夫妻都能在此延續屬於他們的故事。

This project is located in an old rooftop space, originally the studio of the homeowner’s father, which is now intended to be transformed into a room for the couple. The site features a common Taiwanese iron sheet pitched roof, a structure that appears quite interesting amidst current prevalent spatial typologies.

We decided to retain part of the sloped roof shape and present it in a completely new form, aiming to preserve the memories of the past studio while granting it a new function, thereby maintaining the essence of home.

Our design philosophy is inspired by the Bauhaus movement, which advocates six principles: functionality, simplicity, innovative materials, spatial flow, harmony, and concise, powerful colors. Given that the existing space is not large, we adopted an open-minded approach to our design intervention.

Firstly, we employed dramatic colors to define the spaces, using a red box at the entrance and a blue study area to create a striking contrast, thus reinforcing the functional zoning of the space. Secondly, we chose to incorporate a half wall in the work area to avoid adding more barriers, maintaining a sense of openness. This design effectively delineates functional areas while promoting visual flow and expansiveness.

Additionally, we eliminated extravagant and luxurious hardware designs in favor of handle-less cabinetry, which not only aligns with the Bauhaus principle of simplicity but also contributes to a cleaner and more streamlined visual aesthetic throughout the space. We aspire to infuse this old house with a new look through Bauhaus design theory, thus continuing the family’s legacy in the process.