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花园里泳池旁的更衣间是来自CLARA NUBIOLA的诗意作品，同时他们准备了一个诗意且口语化的英文本文，并告诉编辑发布时长短随意。悠闲随意的态度与作品的质朴感不谋而合。这个花园里泳池旁的更衣间原来是一个窗户被堵死的旧砖工具房，部分结构刷着独特的深蓝色，此外还有一个让人印象深刻的金属推拉大门。建筑师自告奋勇充满激情的开始场地勘探。他们发现花园里新泳池的更衣室利用这个旧砖房就好了，不用再新建一个全新的空间。于是，旧砖房的改建工程全面展开…

改建工程主要思路可归纳为三点：
1 利用附近的景观 2 旧物利用 3 重整空间

建筑周围有养鸡场，还有砖墙以及茂密的植物，其中一棵大棕榈树和仙人掌尤为突出。建筑师将封闭的窗口打开，把花园绿色引入室内。清理室内，保留下有用的家具。比如洗手台的制成是从附近搜来的石头，绝妙。此外浴室的喷头，衣架，还有灯具等等物件也是从周边农村找来的，特别是一间老奶奶曾经住过的而现在废弃的屋子。旧物得到了新生命。可持续的旧物利用和设计对地球能源益处多多，同时物件的历史感又让空间充满非凡的时间魅力。

一个美丽精致的乡村花园泳池更衣房。

Here is more information form the architect:

CHANGING ROOM CUBE FOR A GARDEN WITH A POND (2014 • El Milà)/ Clara Nubiola •
Photography: AdriàGoula
Projects, stone by stone, taste very well.
Especially excited in presenting this one.

This project started some time ago.
Close relatives brought up the idea of constructing a wc/changing room in the garden.
A place to change in and out of a bathing suit since the pond is used as a pool, thus avoiding having to go to the house in order to get changed.
A place also to wash one’s hands after the “calçotades” that have already been established as a winter tradition.

I raised my hand and quietly said: “Me, please”.
They told me to go ahead. “Thank you”, I answered excitedly.

Pen, paper and inspection of the area to decide where would we place it.

Between the house and the pond there is a shed for storage, tool collecting and an almonds and hazelnuts depot. Made of old bricks. With blocked up
windows. And a unique big sliding door. Metallic and painted in deep blue.

The changing room would be inside.
There was enough space and we would not have to create a new space in the garden.

How-wise there were three clear ideas summarized in:
Nearby landscapes.
Reuse.
And restore.

Near by landscapes dotted with chicken farms in the fields, metallic large gates, stone walls, hazelnuts. Brick farms, rustled up fences, ponds, water and orange trees. Olive trees, DIY houses.

I will explain below what I mean by reuse and restore.

Two walls of the shed would be used and two bricked up windows would be reopened; one facing the cactus that would serve as a lattice and the other one to the fruit trees and recently planted bamboo. There wouldn’t be duplicities so no ceiling and no floor.
A cube shape. The cube.

Outside, in the entrance, the walls would be used to construct shelves in order to put the material for the storage room. Inside: sink, shower, hanger, bench
and toilet.

I explain where everything comes from:
The rocks for the wall and the bench, we gathered them up. In the countryside, there are many.
The stone that serves as a sink, the showerhead, the bench, the hangers, the lights and the shelf are objects that I collected. From the house of a granny who
is not here anymore. Thank you so much, granny.
The windows and the door would be made by Felip. Up and down from Taradell. Thank you, Felip Ares.

The toilet was bought, but in Otranto because Rosma is a friend. That was our conventional shopping. The electricity and plumbing works were made by

Tombas, from Alcover, who said the shower mixed style was ugly.
And the computer drawings, by Linaand Sebastian that are true architects and told me: “Drains, Clara!”

There was also Michail Giurgiu. He is a whole other story.
He was the constructor, supervisor, assistant, adviser, the one who laid every brick and stones. Ladies and gentlemen, he is wonderful. And he also perfectly raises his eyebrows when he sees something he does not like. Thanks a million.

We worked on it slowly and one day we said it was finished.

And then the photographs. AdriàGoula. Eagerness.
So beautiful, what the hell, as always. Thank you.

The end.

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