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Perched on the edge of a forest in Shoreham-by-Sea, the 1933 Monumentale Bosvilla carries the distinct 印記 of the Amsterdam School, designed by Rot (s) huizen and Wind—the founders of Arnhem’s Buvani firm. For decades, intensive use left its original charm faded, with parts of its structure altered or lost. BNLA architecten took on the privilege of reviving it, not just patching damages, but digging into its history to restore every line and detail to its 1930s glory, letting the villa’s old soul breathe again.

1933 年建成的 Monumentale Bosvilla 坐落于英國肖勒姆 - by - 海的森林邊緣，帶著阿姆斯特丹學(xué)派的鮮明印記，由阿納姆 Buvani 建筑事務(wù)所創(chuàng)始人 Rot (s) huizen 與 Wind 設(shè)計(jì)。數(shù)十年的頻繁使用讓它的原始魅力逐漸褪色，部分結(jié)構(gòu)被改動(dòng)甚至遺失。BNLA 建筑事務(wù)所肩負(fù)起修復(fù)的重任，他們不止是修補(bǔ)破損，更深入挖掘其歷史，將每一處線條與細(xì)節(jié)都還原至 1930 年代的模樣，讓這座別墅的古老靈魂重新蘇醒。

The project’s core challenge lay in balancing two 看似 conflicting goals: preserving the monument’s authenticity and making it energy-efficient. BNLA started with rigorous research—building historians mapped its main form and internal structure, while color experts uncovered the original fa?ade hues to reinstate them. They then added modern sustainability: breathable wood fibers insulated fa?ades and pitched roofs, stained-glass windows got heritage-style insulating glazing, and a ground-source heat pump ensured comfort. Every modern tweak hid gently, never overshadowing the villa’s historic character.

該項(xiàng)目的核心挑戰(zhàn)在于平衡兩個(gè)看似矛盾的目標(biāo)：保留古跡的真實(shí)性與實(shí)現(xiàn)節(jié)能降耗。BNLA 建筑事務(wù)所從嚴(yán)謹(jǐn)?shù)难芯咳胧?—— 建筑歷史學(xué)家繪制出別墅的主體形態(tài)與內(nèi)部結(jié)構(gòu)，色彩專家則找出原始立面色彩并重新應(yīng)用。隨后，他們?nèi)谌氍F(xiàn)代可持續(xù)設(shè)計(jì)：用透氣木纖維為立面與坡屋頂保溫，為彩色玻璃窗加裝符合古跡風(fēng)格的隔熱玻璃，還配備地源熱泵保障居住舒適度。每一處現(xiàn)代改造都低調(diào)隱藏，從不喧賓奪主掩蓋別墅的歷史底蘊(yùn)。

The villa’s location on a gently sloping forest plot inspired BNLA to turn level differences into a design highlight. From the site entrance, the landscape rises gradually to the main door, guiding visitors naturally. Inside, varying floor levels give each room a unique vibe: the side wing’s double-height ceiling feels grand, while the living room’s slight step down creates intimacy. A new semi-raised terrace bridges the house and the rear garden, letting residents sit and watch forest greenery blend with garden blooms—every step through the villa becomes a journey through changing views.

別墅位于緩坡林地的選址，讓 BNLA 建筑事務(wù)所巧妙地將高差轉(zhuǎn)化為設(shè)計(jì)亮點(diǎn)。從場地入口開始，景觀緩緩抬升至主入口，自然引導(dǎo)訪客動(dòng)線。室內(nèi)不同的地面高度賦予每個(gè)空間獨(dú)特氛圍：側(cè)翼的雙層挑高天花板顯得恢弘大氣，客廳的輕微下沉則營造出溫馨感。新增的半抬高露臺(tái)連接房屋與后院，居民靜坐于此，能看到森林綠意與花園繁花交融 —— 穿過別墅的每一步，都成了一場視野不斷變化的旅程。

BNLA’s design wasn’t a one-person effort, but a symphony of expertise. They kept the original layout mostly intact, only optimizing circulation where needed. With interior designers Wonderstruck & Hum Studio, they chose materials like travertine, bronze, and oak, pairing them with natural wallpapers and textiles to add tactile warmth. Landscape designers Donders and van der Heiden woven the terrain’s slope into the garden, while Jobbe Interior Construction crafted custom furniture. Together, they turned the villa into a space where historic details meet modern comfort, and every touch feels deliberate.

BNLA 建筑事務(wù)所的設(shè)計(jì)并非單人杰作，而是一場專業(yè)力量的協(xié)作交響。他們基本保留了別墅的原始布局，僅在必要處優(yōu)化動(dòng)線。與室內(nèi)設(shè)計(jì)師 Wonderstruck & Hum Studio 合作，選用洞石、青銅與橡木等材質(zhì)，搭配天然壁紙與織物，增添可觸摸的溫暖質(zhì)感；景觀設(shè)計(jì)師 Donders 和 van der Heiden 則將地形坡度融入花園設(shè)計(jì)；Jobbe 室內(nèi)建造公司還定制了專屬家具。眾人合力，讓這座別墅成為歷史細(xì)節(jié)與現(xiàn)代舒適共存的空間，每一處設(shè)計(jì)都透著用心。

For the owners, this renovation was more than a home upgrade—it was a gift to both their family and the community. They invested time, effort, and resources to make the villa fit for their children, the next generation, while preserving a municipal cultural heritage. Now, the villa isn’t just a private residence; it’s a living monument where nature flows indoors through open windows, and every sunset seen from the terrace feels like a dialogue between the past and present. It stands as proof that historic buildings can thrive in the modern world, carrying culture forward.

對業(yè)主而言，這次改造不只是房屋升級，更是給家人與社區(qū)的一份禮物。他們投入時(shí)間、精力與資源，讓別墅既能滿足下一代（他們的子女）的居住需求，又將這座市級文化遺產(chǎn)完好保留。如今，這座別墅不再只是私人住宅，更是 “活的古跡”—— 透過敞開的窗戶，自然氣息涌入室內(nèi)，從露臺(tái)眺望日落時(shí)，仿佛能聽見過去與現(xiàn)在的對話。它證明，歷史建筑完全能在現(xiàn)代社會(huì)煥發(fā)活力，將文化傳承下去。

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