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X-House位于北京最高的住宅建筑中，是一家国际企业家的陈列室和展示空间。该空间旨在容纳商务会议，宴会，客人和其他功能，空间设有1000瓶酒窖，品酒室和水疗浴室。 Situated in Beijing’s tallest residential structure, the X-House is a showcase business and residential space for a prominent international entrepreneur. Designed to accommodate business meetings, banquets, guests, and other functions, the space features a 1000-bottle wine cellar, tasting room, and spa bathrooms.
© Jonathan Leijonhufvud 该设计基于贝塞尔曲线系统，赋予每个空间独特和与众不同的品质，在北京街道上空创造完全意想不到的体验。总的来说，这些空间就像一个穹顶网络，像一个洞穴，为视野、隐私、探索和惊喜创造了机会。 The design is based on a system of Bézier curves, giving each space a unique and distinctive quality, creating a completely unexpected experience high above the streets of Beijing. Collectively, the spaces act as a network of domes, almost like a cave, creating opportunities for views, privacy, exploration and surprise.
© Jonathan Leijonhufvud
© Jonathan Leijonhufvud
© Jonathan Leijonhufvud 空间以精心设计的顺序相互连接，提供了一系列不同的视野、体验和社会机会。设想举办各种活动，从少数人到50人或更多，空间在规模上变化很大，材料和照明也随之变化。 The spaces are interconnected in a carefully choreographed sequence, offering a series of varied views, experiences, and social opportunities. Conceived to host a variety of events from a few people up to 50 or more, the spaces vary considerably in scale, with materials and lighting changing accordingly. © Jonathan Leijonhufvud © Jonathan Leijonhufvud 虽然典型的材料面板是白色橡木地板和手工抹灰灰泥的中性组合，但潮湿的空间引人注目。酒吧从两个方向可以看到这座城市最具标志性的塔楼，覆盖着数百个抛光不锈钢三角形，成为一个真正的人体万花筒，折射出与居住者一起的景观。 While the typical material palette is a neutral combination of white oak floors and hand troweled white plaster, wet spaces stand out. The bar, with views in two directions of the city’s most iconic towers, is clad in hundreds of polished stainless steel triangles, becoming a veritable human kaleidoscope, refracting the views together with the occupants. © Jonathan Leijonhufvud 卫生间使用镜面地板和墙壁来创造空间错觉，既完成了零碎的弯曲几何，也提供了无限空间的错觉，这与墙上定制的Sicis马赛克相辅。 The washroom uses mirrored floors and walls to create a spatial illusion, both completing the fragmented curved geometry as well as offering illusions of spatial infinity that are complimented by the custom Sicis mosaics on the wall. © Jonathan Leijonhufvud 也许最引人注目的空间是浴室，在这里，独立的组件被分解成五个环环相扣的圆顶体块，当原本规则的系统被打破时，探索建筑的可能性，导致扭曲、重叠、幻觉和更复杂的叙述语言。与这种丰富的空间互补的是表面完全覆盖了20毫米的石材马赛克瓷砖。通过特殊的工艺，瓷砖被单独放置，并在固定后进行抛光，这种材料给整体带来了均匀性和坚固性，重新强调了建筑空间。中心有一个圆形浴缸，它无缝地嵌在地板上，带有隐蔽的管道。 Perhaps the most striking space is the bathroom, where the individual components are broken into a series of five interlocking domed volumes, exploring the architectural possibilities when the otherwise regular system breaks apart, resulting in distortions, overlap, illusion, and a more complex narrative language. Complementing this spatial richness are surfaces clad entirely in 20mm stone mosaic tiles. Using a special process whereby tiles were placed individually and polished after being set, the material gives a uniformity and solidity to the whole, re-emphasizing the architectural space. At the center lies a round tub, seamlessly set into the floor with concealed plumbing.
© Jonathan Leijonhufvud © Jonathan Leijonhufvud 在整个建筑的中心有一个1000瓶的酒窖，它占据了由相邻体量创造的空间。这个酒窖反映了主人的收藏热情，给人一种意想不到的愉悦感，弯曲的架子和镜子把瓶子变成了自己的建筑材料。 At the heart of the whole lies a 1000-bottle wine cellar, occupying the void created by adjacent volumes. Reflecting the owner’s collecting passion, the cellar is a somewhat unexpected delight, with the curved shelves and mirrors turning the bottles into an architectural material of their own. © Jonathan Leijonhufvud 项目信息： 建筑设计：asap/ adam sokol architecture practice 设计团队：Adam Sokol, AIA, principal Boris Morin-Defoy, principal designer 项目面积：2,000㎡ 项目地点：北京
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