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BySimona Ganea| Published on2019年8月16日

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加拿大木瓦之家

加拿大木瓦之家and black frame house

带有木瓦的新单身家庭住宅

带有木瓦的新单身家庭住宅 - 游泳池

框架马丁·兰卡斯特的房子

Martin-Lancaster房子湖视图

小而简约的房子和木瓦

小而简约的房子，带木瓦 - 前门

Mobil Arquitectosboutique hotel

Mobil Arquitectoshotel with cantilevered volume

Boutique hotel with wooden shingles Mobil Arquitectos

奥斯汀的房子和带状疱疹

Black wooden shingles by Thomas Phifer and Partners

托马斯·菲佛（Thomas Phifer）和合作伙伴的黑色木木瓦

托马斯·菲佛（Thomas Phifer）和合作伙伴的外观黑色木瓦

House extension by William Tozer Associates

Modern House extension by William Tozer Associates

House extension by William Tozer Associates with small deck

松树屋和木瓦

松树屋和木瓦design

Modern Pine cone shaped treehouse with wooden shingles

Creative Uses for Wooden Shingles in Contemporary Architecture

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Mobil Arquitectoshotel with cantilevered volume

Boutique hotel with wooden shingles Mobil Arquitectos

Black wooden shingles by Thomas Phifer and Partners

House extension by William Tozer Associates

Modern House extension by William Tozer Associates

House extension by William Tozer Associates with small deck

Modern Pine cone shaped treehouse with wooden shingles

Today wood shingles are not as common as they used to be mostly given the fact that they’re more susceptible to fire than the other materials. At the same time, they have a very distinctive look and they’re ideal for making the roofs and walls of buildings look a bit rustic without seeming outdated.

Historically,wooden shingles始终具有光滑的表面，而现代的表面则具有粗糙的瓦楞纸表面，即使实际上它是现代特征，也使它们具有质朴的外观。在下面，您可以找到一些示例，说明如何成功整合到现代项目中。

This is a house located in North Hatley, Canada. It’s a project developed by studioBourgeois / Lechasseur architectes。The owners requested a simple design influenced by the traditional structures and inspired by seaside homes. The architects had to find a way to bring back the charm of traditional country-style homes and to integrate it into a contemporary structure. They chose to achieve that by using wood shingles throughout their design.

位于蒙托克纽约，这个单一的家庭住宅旨在最大化和充分利用海景。从某种意义上说，它的居住区和主卧室位于二楼并可以进入宽敞的户外露台，因此它具有相当不寻常的颠倒结构。覆盖所有外墙的木瓦使它非常舒适，质朴灵感的氛围。This was a project completed byBerg Design Architecturein 2015.

Another project which takesfull advantage of the views是房子由MacKay-Lyons瑞tapple Architectsin Prospect, Canada. It tames the rugged coast landscape and it communicates with its surroundings in a very natural way. The wooden shingles give it a modern appearance and help it better blend into its natural surroundings by mimicking them.

This is a house full of contrasts. It’s something that EXE studio built in Divčibare, Serbia on a site which had been overrun with an abundance of pine trees. The architects and the owners agreed that the house should be built with minimal impact on the landscape. A decision was made to build it into the hillside and to structure it into twomonolithic volumeswhich contrast with each other. One is light and has a clean and sculptural form while the other is dark and covered in wooden shingles.

整个雕塑精品酒店都在木瓦中穿着。这是对1600年代耶稣会传教士在该地区建造的历史悠久的木制教堂的提及。该酒店由Mobil Arquitectosand stands on a gently sloping hill on the main island of the Chiloe archipelago in Chile. It has amazing views and a design that takes full advantage of them.

木木瓦还用于设计这座可爱的小房子的设计Studio 512。房屋具有设计细节，灵感来自荷兰语和Japanese architectureand its exterior is covered in reclaimed cedar shingles which have a beautiful patina that highlights the unique lines and angles, giving this small house lots of character.

建筑学studioThomas Phifer and Partners在纽约哈德逊山谷设计了一个非常有趣的教堂。它坐落在一个有一系列小别墅的物业上，因此建筑师在设计上找到了灵感，并为这个小教堂提供了独特的尖顶屋顶。他们从上到下覆盖了木瓦的外部，并保持内部光线非常简单。

Even though it’s true that structured with pitched roofs usually look lovely when clad in wood shingles, that’s not necessarily a rule one should follow. A good example which proves it is a house extension that architecture studio Victorian-style villa and is surrounded by a series of pavilions. The flat roofs highlight the exterior walls in a rather flattering way.

This project features what is perhaps one of the most creative uses for wooden shingles. This is a当代树屋designed by architectClaudio Beltrameand located in the Italian Alps. The structure is shaped like a giant pinecone which helps it blend into the landscape and in particular the coniferous forest which surrounds it. The exterior of this unique holiday retreat is covered in wood shingles which it a nice texture that goes well with the theme.