Trahan Architects是一家总部设立在美国新奥尔良，同时在纽约设有分部的全球性建筑公司，由Trey Trahan成立于1992年。工作室建立在这样的信念之上：日常空间的用心设计可以提升人类体验，促进和平共处。
Trahan Architects, founded in 1992 by Trey Trahan, is a global architecture firm with headquarters in New Orleans and a branch in New York. The studio is built on the belief that the intentional design of everyday Spaces can enhance the human experience and promote peaceful coexistence.
Trahan Architects将每个项目作为一个独特生态系统的一部分，这种对环境的仔细考虑帮助他们满足并超越客户的目标。他们设计的空间符合今天的生活方式，同时认为工作是敏感和克制，并寻求创造美丽的结构，反映人们的生活的独特性。
Trahan Architects treats each project as part of a unique ecosystem, and this careful consideration of the environment helps them to meet and exceed the client's goals. They designed Spaces that fit today's lifestyle, while recognizing that work is sensitive and restrained, and seeking to create beautiful structures that reflect the uniqueness of people's lives.
工作室一直以来都在探索建筑的可能性。他们调动艺术和创新，开发深思熟虑的、精细的结构，提高生活质量。共同思考过程和工作如何对生态、城市和经济的健康做出贡献。他们将各种各样的人才聚集在一张共享的桌子旁，同时建立在开放、持续的对话之上。
The studio has been exploring architectural possibilities. They mobilize art and innovation to develop thoughtful, sophisticated structures that improve the quality of life. Think together about how processes and work contribute to the health of ecology, cities and economies. They bring diverse talent together at a Shared table, while building on open, ongoing dialogue.
111 North
极简住宅
111 North是一座细长的26层高的住宅楼，坐落在巴吞鲁日市中心的密西西比河沿岸。该项目仅占2,265平方英尺的面积，利用高效的核心和创新的结构设计提供了23个住宅（每层一户）。
111 North is a slender twenty-six story residential tower proposed along the Mississippi River in the heart of Downtown Baton Rouge. With a lot size of only 2,265 SF, the project utilizes an efficient core and innovative structural design to provide twenty three dwelling units (one unit per floor).
这些住宅包括定制胡桃木橱柜，漂亮的大理石柜台和装饰，建筑现浇混凝土和落地玻璃，可欣赏到周围市区的壮丽景色。
The units include custom walnut cabinetry, beautiful marble counters and accents, architectural poured-in-place concrete and floor-to-ceiling glass which offers stunning views of the surrounding downtown area.
Aurora Event Center
构筑如画的风景
该项目位于卡尤加湖东岸，旨在与湖泊建立牢固的联系并构筑如画的风景。该建筑旨在最大程度地减少对场地的影响，并与周围景观保持无缝融合。
Set on the eastern shore of Cayuga Lake, the primary design intent of the project is to create a strong connection to the lake and frame its picturesque views. The building is designed to minimize its impact on the site, maintaining a seamless integration with the surrounding landscape.
游客在蜿蜒曲折的车程中穿越林地，当他们接近建筑物的东墙时，看上去就像是风景中的废墟。当游客通过入口时，通道向下倾斜至门厅，并由天光冲洗，该天窗延伸到整个空间。到达门厅后，一排混凝土墙首先构成了湖景。门厅通向一个宽阔的画廊，沿着建筑物的整个长度，展现视野的广度和远处的地平线。
The pedestrian experience takes visitors on a meandering drive through the woodlands as they approach the building’s eastern wall that appears like a ruin in the landscape. As guests pass through the entry portal, the passage slopes down toward the foyer, washed with natural light by a skylight that extends the full length of the space. Upon arrival at the foyer, a sequence of concrete walls initially frames views of the lake. The foyer opens up to a wide gallery running the length of the building unveiling the breadth of the view and the horizon beyond.
从画廊可以看出，这座建筑被切割成小山。质朴的板状混凝土墙营造出一种空间韵律，可俯瞰湖畔露台。内部庭院是活动空间的对立面，将主接待大厅围起来，过滤自然光，并将景观融入建筑体验中。
The gallery reveals that the building is cut into the hill. The rustic board-formed concrete walls establish a rhythm of spaces overlooking the lakeside terrace. Internal courtyards act as counterpoints to the event spaces, bracketing the main reception hall, filtering natural daylight, and integrating the presence of landscape into the building experience.
Holy Rosary
神圣空间的探索
Holy Rosary复合体的设计（包括演讲室，行政大楼和宗教教育大楼）是为南路易斯安那州的一个乡村天主教教区设计的，是对形式，功能，光线和材料的诚实探索，同时也是是对神圣空间的引人入胜和深刻的研究。既不奢华也不简朴，神圣的玫瑰礼拜堂呈现了对神圣空间和精神体验的空间的深思冥想。
The design of the Holy Rosary Complex—comprised of an oratory, administrative building, and religious education building—for a rural Catholic Parish in South Louisiana, is an honest exploration of form, function, light and materials that results in an engaging and profound study in sacred space. Neither opulent nor austere, Holy Rosary Chapel presents a thoughtful meditation on sacred spaces and the spatial embodiment of spiritual experience.
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