Dezest Design设计了位于乌克兰基辅的一座森林中的房子Pine Cove House，以回应人们从密集的城市撤退到一个更自然、更孤立的环境中日益增长的愿望。冠状病毒时代带来了新的现代挑战，许多人发现住在城外更安全、更舒适。在设计房子时，混凝土几何体的组合点亮了Dezest Design的环境光通道，工作室团队表示：“即使在离大都市几公里远的地方，空气也变得更干净，气氛更平静，是放松和散步的好地方。”
Dezest Design has designed the Pine Cove House, a forested House in Kiev, Ukraine, in response to a growing desire to retreat from dense urban areas to a more natural and isolated environment. The age of coronavirus has brought new modern challenges as many people find it safer and more comfortable to live outside the city. In designing the house, a combination of concrete geometry lights up the Dezest Design Ambient light access. "Even just a few kilometers from the metropolis, the air becomes cleaner and the atmosphere becomes calmer, making it a great place to relax and walk," said the studio team.
Dezest Design设计了这座令人惊叹的380平方米的小屋，房子的空间不受墙壁的限制。在这个新项目中，Dezest Design将自然和环境作为建筑的一部分，作为住宅的延伸。创造了一种内在空间溢出到外在空间的感觉。房子外面有一个休闲区，带有一个室外游泳池和一个篝火。在这里你可以与朋友和家人度过夜晚。进行冷静的对话或大叫着从浴缸里跑出来跳进雪里回到火里。
Dezest Design designed the stunning 380-square-meter cabin, which has Spaces that are not restricted by walls. For this new project, Dezest Design takes nature and the environment as part of the building, as an extension of the house. Creates a sense of the inner space spilling over into the outer space. There is a recreational area outside the house with an outdoor swimming pool and a bonfire. Here you can spend the night with friends and family. Engage in a cool conversation or shout and run out of the tub into the snow and back into the fire.
Dezest Design将该住宅想象成一个隐退到远离的、森林覆盖的环境中，进一步寻求减少对环境的破坏。该项目的特点是体量集群，组织起来使住宅尽可能融入森林。每个项目都被隔离在自己的体量内，因此住宅看起来更像是一个单独的物体，而更像是一个散布在树木中的小村庄。该团队强调了这些体量的分离——例如，休闲区和日间区之间——空隙玻璃画廊作为连接元素。穿过从松树到卧室的玻璃走廊，建筑引入了一个“锚”，将居住者过渡到一个放松的空间。
Dezest Design imagines its pine cove house as a retreat into a removed, forested context that further seeks to minimize damage to the environment. the work is characterized as a cluster of volumes, organized to integrate the house into the forest as much as possible.? each program is isolated within its own volume so that the house appears less as a single object and more as a small village scattered through the trees. the team highlights the separation of these volumes — for instance, between the recreation area from the daytime area — with interstitial glass galleries that serve as connective elements. walking through the glass corridor leading from the pine trees to the bedroom, the architecture introduces an ‘anchor’ to transition the occupant into a space of relaxation.
今天人们开车、在玻璃和钢铁的办公中心工作，暴露在来自屏幕的信息噪音中。科技比人类进化得更快，有时候人们会感到不舒服。同时他们需要打破束缚，去触摸身体和心灵所需要的东西。享受大自然，用你的脚感受地面，呼吸新鲜的森林空气。
Today people drive cars, work in glass and steel office centers, and are exposed to the noise of information coming from screens. Technology is evolving faster than humans, and sometimes people feel uncomfortable. At the same time they need to break free and touch what their body and mind need. Enjoy nature, feel the ground with your feet, and breathe the fresh forest air.
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