مشروع ٦٣، إعادة ترميم منزل في الصين

فناء كيشة

← الوظيفة : منزل

← الموقع : بكين، الصين

← المساحة : م 500

مرحبا ايها المعماريون الأذكياء ،

أتمنى أن تكونوا بخير.

أنا سعيدة جدًا اليوم، تريدون معرفة السبب -ساخبركم على كل حال:)- لأنه لأول مرة أقرأ عن مشروع ترميم يهتم بعرض الوضع القديم للمبنى، حيث ان المعماري يفهم أنه في مشاريع الترميم القديم هو المهم وانه فقط الفهم الحقيقي لروح المكان يمكن ان ينتج عنه مشروع جيد.

دعونا نبدا في المشروع

يتم تنفيذ مشروع اليوم في أحد الأحياء التاريخية في بكين، إنه مشروع ترميم لمجمع Siheyuan القديم ، فما هو Siheyuan؟ إنه نسيج قديم يتكون من فناءات محاطة بأربعة مباني منفصلة من 4 جوانب.

Siheyuan

تشتهر مجمعات Siheyuan باحتواءها على افنية متعددة، تمامًا كما هو الحال في مشروع اليوم حيث يحتوي المجمع على 3 أفنية. اعتمدت عملية الترميم على مبدأين وهما ترميم القديم و ادخال عناصر جديدة

كما نرى في المساقط ادناه، تم إصلاح جميع الأسطح وتم الحفاظ على جميع العناصر الهيكلية وتقويتها. بينما تمت إضافة العديد من الوظائف الجديدة مثل الحمامات والمطابخ والكراج الجديد، إلى جانب هذه الوظائف، تمت إضافة شرفة جديدة. ساعدت هذه الشرفة في إعادة تشكيل الأنماط المكانية وربط الأسقف السبعة المنفصلة

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