感谢 朴居设计研究室 予gooood分享以下内容。更多关于他们：PUJU Design on gooood。
Appreciations towards PUJU Design for providing the following description:

…就本质而言，与其说人在使用住宅
不如说住宅在使用人
当一个人住进一个没有可能性的空间时
他的生活等于就被取消了
— 王澍《设计的开始》

▼项目概览，preview © ingallery

从“两室一厅”突围
Break Through the “2-Bedroom Suite”

对于习惯了居无定所的年轻一代，在城市中拥有一处属于自己的小小的家是一件令人欣喜的事情。可问题也随之显现 – 这个城市，一如它渗透到每个角落的成规和秩序，能提供的居住选择是如此有限 – 当我们不得不住进高度产品化的“两室一厅”，“三室一厅“…对于生活的想象也被压缩进毫无生气的分隔墙之中。

For the younger generation who are used to renting, to own a pad in the city is something to happy for. However, the question then came – as with a highly standardized society, there is not much alternatives for individualized living space. As we got no choice but move into the normalised product of living on the market such as “2-bedroom suite”, the expectation for a non-restricted life is compromised with the lifeless partition walls.

▼改造方案，scheme and plan © 朴居设计研究室

所以，当我们的业主 – 一位年轻的白领找到我们，提出她对于不拘一格的艺术生活的向往时，我们看到了设计突围的可能性。如果成品化的空间已经构建出一种潜在的意识形态的束缚，那么我们必须打破它；如果住宅的分类法已经形成了空间创新的壁垒，那么我们必须破坏它。借由一个住宅我们要建立一种完全私人的、敏锐的生活经验我们相信这更加接近“艺术生活”的本质。

Thus, when our client – a young and care-free white collar – came to us with the mind for a limitless and artistic life, we see the chance to make some break through. If the normailised living space has become a invisible constraint on the free mind, we have to unchain it; if the taxonomy of living units have put up a wall against spatial innovation, we have to break it. With the design of this project, we aim to build up a personalised and sincere life experience. We believe that will make it closer to the essence of an artistic life.

▼入口玄关，entrance porch © ingallery

可居住的“美术馆”
An Inhabitable Museum

设计始于剥离 – 将所有非承重隔墙拆除之后，这个60多平米的空间呈现出原真的本质。为保留这份原真，我们用最极简的方式处理现有空间分隔。

The design starts with stripping off – as we stripped off all the non-structural elements, the 60-square-metre space began to shine with its authenticity. To keep that authenticity, we only use minimal material for the space and leave everything else open.

▼极简客厅，minimalist living room © ingallery

▼适合宠物的趣味空间，interesting space for pets © ingallery

设计增加的每一段矮墙，帘子，柜体，桌面则各自赋予戏剧化的特质，参考艺术家在美术馆中陈列的艺术品，这些元素在功能之外构成一个个“艺术品的集群”，以达到一种“居住在美术馆”一般的生活体验。

The short wall, curtain, closet and table top added to the space all act as parts of a play, their theatrical performance refering to the art installations in the museum. They form a few cluster of artistic objects so that the space becomes an “inhabitable museum”.

▼卧室与厨房利用软隔断与公区相隔，bedroom and kitchen are separated from common area by soft partition © ingallery

▼餐厨空间，kitchen and dining room © ingallery

▼卧室，bedroom © ingallery

▼细部，details © ingallery

项目名称：两室一厅的“美术馆”
设计事务所: 朴居设计研究室（PUJU）
项目地址：上海市闵行区
建筑面积：68㎡
设计团队：遥千张润泽Renzo 王欣李婷婷佘露露
完成时间：2020年01月
摄影：ingallery®
文字／翻译：张润泽Renzo
工作室网站: www.pujudesign.com
邮箱：renzo@pujudesign.com

Project Name: Living with Art
Design: PUJU
Location: Minhang, District, Shanghai
Area: 68m2
Design Team: Yao Qian, Renzo, wangxin Tingting Li, Lulu She
Duration: Nov. 2018
Photographer: ingallery®
Writer／Translator: Renzo
Web：www.pujudesign.com
Email: renzo@pujudesign.com

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