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CNN News:美國(guó)薩凡那藝術(shù)和設(shè)計(jì)學(xué)院學(xué)生自己設(shè)計(jì)微型“車位房”引關(guān)注

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If an old woman could leave in a shoe, than a parking space sounds far more spacious. But when we are talking about a home, that`s only about 130 square feet, smaller than a dorm room at college, it`s not for people seeking ample closet space or a garden. Savanna College of Art and Design came up with an idea that`s a tight, but sustainable fit.

如果一位老婦人能夠居住在一個(gè)容得下拖鞋的地方,聽(tīng)起來(lái)還是比停車位要寬敞。但是我們現(xiàn)在討論的是一個(gè)家,一個(gè)只有130平方英尺的家,甚至比大學(xué)宿舍還小,這不是為尋求寬敞壁櫥或者花園式洋房人設(shè)計(jì)的。薩凡那藝術(shù)和設(shè)計(jì)學(xué)院萌生出這一想法設(shè)計(jì)出了一所微型房子,但是這所房子足夠舒適。

You have 78 million Millennial. Over 80 percent of them want to leave in center cities. They don`t mind living in smaller spaces, because they really see their home as just a part of their lifestyle, the city is where they live.

如果一座城市擁有7800萬(wàn)人口,那么80%以上的居民想要離開市中心,他們不介意居住在小一點(diǎn)的地方,因?yàn)樗麄冎皇窍朐谶@所城市中有自己的生活方式。

We are returning to urban areas at an unprecedented rate. And we are reexamining how we are using space in our cities.

我們正以前所未有的速度回到以前的城市生活,我們正在重新審視該如何利用好城市面積。

We spend the 20th century leaving our cities and in fact, in many cases building parking structures where once building stood. So, what we inherit today as we head into the 21 century is a lot of structured and our center cities that are overbuilt many times in the best locations. At the same time, we have these assets in place, and the question is, what do we do with that?

整個(gè)20世紀(jì)我們都在遠(yuǎn)離城市,事實(shí)上,還是有很多建筑在市中心拔地而起。所以21世紀(jì)的今天我們所繼承的是一系列的建筑結(jié)構(gòu)和在市中心過(guò)度建造高樓大廈。同時(shí),我們擁有這些資源,但是問(wèn)題是,我們?cè)撛趺醋?

So, SCAD (ph) pad, six two, ask a question about how we might reinvent, how we might model an immediate strategy for sustainable adaptive reuse?

所以,我們被問(wèn)到,該如何重新設(shè)計(jì)改造,如何立即制造出環(huán)保舒適的模型。

The greenest building is the one that`s already built. So, in the case of our prototype community we gave each unit one private space for the SCADpad, one courtyard that was adjacent. So, every unit had two parking spaces. Each unit is eight feet by 16 feet. So, 135 square feet. They are sized to fit into a standard parking space. Each SCADpad is built on a mobile platform. So that it can be repositioned anywhere within a parking structure or can be relocated to any other structure, virtually worldwide. This microhome incorporates all the things that you need for a full lifestyle, so there`s a sleeping area, a food preparation area, this is small, bathroom with all the services and there`s open space for multiple scenarios, whether it be dining, or whether it be working, setting up a desk, the onsite 3D printer allows residents to immediately customize the unit around their individual tastes and needs. That hook that you might want in the kitchen for a particular utensil can just be printed on site and brought back into your space, positioned anywhere you want. So, every inch of the space was thought of.

最環(huán)保的建筑已經(jīng)建設(shè)完成。所以我們利用原型社區(qū)分隔出了每個(gè)私人空間和相鄰的院子。所以每個(gè)房子差不多有兩個(gè)停車位那么大。每個(gè)車位房有8英尺高16英尺寬,總共135平方英尺。大小是為了與停車位一致而設(shè)計(jì)。每一個(gè)車位房都建在一個(gè)移動(dòng)平臺(tái)上。所以它就可以安置在停車場(chǎng)任何地方或者可以重新組織稱其他結(jié)構(gòu)。這種迷你房間里面包含所有生活用品,有睡覺(jué)的地方,做飯的地方,還有配備齊全的小型衛(wèi)生間,還有一個(gè)開放空間,你可以吃飯或者工作。支張小桌子,當(dāng)場(chǎng)3D打印機(jī)就可以立即滿足住戶私人定制的個(gè)人喜好和需求,想要廚房里的掛鉤的話就可以在打印機(jī)上打印出來(lái)然后帶回自己家。所以每一寸空間有有著自己的設(shè)計(jì)元素在里面。

And that became the departure for the art and the technology that would then become the next phase of the design process. Each SCADpad has a smart glass film applied to all of its windows. So, if you want privacy, you can just dam the windows. And then when you are ready to look out, the windows are open. So, at the touch of a button, you can move from a private space to an open space, expanding your sense of envelope outside of the unit out of the city`s skyline beyond. All that happens, again, at the level of the skin of the building.

這也是下一個(gè)階段藝術(shù)設(shè)計(jì)與技術(shù)的出發(fā)點(diǎn),每個(gè)車位房窗戶都有一個(gè)智能轉(zhuǎn)換模式,如果你想保持私密空間,你只需要關(guān)閉窗戶。什么時(shí)候想看看外面風(fēng)景了就可以再打開窗戶。只需輕輕觸碰開關(guān)就可以實(shí)現(xiàn)模式的轉(zhuǎn)換,從狹小的視野可以延伸到整個(gè)城市天際線。而所有這一切都只是在房子表面發(fā)生的變化。

An entirely new possibility for a new generation of dwellers.

為新一代居民提供了全新可能性。

If an old woman could leave in a shoe, than a parking space sounds far more spacious. But when we are talking about a home, that`s only about 130 square feet, smaller than a dorm room at college, it`s not for people seeking ample closet space or a garden. Savanna College of Art and Design came up with an idea that`s a tight, but sustainable fit.

You have 78 million Millennial. Over 80 percent of them want to leave in center cities. They don`t mind living in smaller spaces, because they really see their home as just a part of their lifestyle, the city is where they live.

We are returning to urban areas at an unprecedented rate. And we are reexamining how we are using space in our cities.

We spend the 20th century leaving our cities and in fact, in many cases building parking structures where once building stood. So, what we inherit today as we head into the 21 century is a lot of structured and our center cities that are overbuilt many times in the best locations. At the same time, we have these assets in place, and the question is, what do we do with that?

So, SCAD (ph) pad, six two, ask a question about how we might reinvent, how we might model an immediate strategy for sustainable adaptive reuse?

The greenest building is the one that`s already built. So, in the case of our prototype community we gave each unit one private space for the SCADpad, one courtyard that was adjacent. So, every unit had two parking spaces. Each unit is eight feet by 16 feet. So, 135 square feet. They are sized to fit into a standard parking space. Each SCADpad is built on a mobile platform. So that it can be repositioned anywhere within a parking structure or can be relocated to any other structure, virtually worldwide. This microhome incorporates all the things that you need for a full lifestyle, so there`s a sleeping area, a food preparation area, this is small, bathroom with all the services and there`s open space for multiple scenarios, whether it be dining, or whether it be working, setting up a desk, the onsite 3D printer allows residents to immediately customize the unit around their individual tastes and needs. That hook that you might want in the kitchen for a particular utensil can just be printed on site and brought back into your space, positioned anywhere you want. So, every inch of the space was thought of.

And that became the departure for the art and the technology that would then become the next phase of the design process. Each SCADpad has a smart glass film applied to all of its windows. So, if you want privacy, you can just dam the windows. And then when you are ready to look out, the windows are open. So, at the touch of a button, you can move from a private space to an open space, expanding your sense of envelope outside of the unit out of the city`s skyline beyond. All that happens, again, at the level of the skin of the building.

An entirely new possibility for a new generation of dwellers.

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