青普品牌酒店之塔下土楼店
Tsingpu Tulou Retreat

项目位于福建省漳州市南靖县书洋镇塔下村大坝小组。 村落内建筑以明清及民国客家土楼为主，沿河而建，均匀分布，形态丰富，村庄每隔百十米就有石桥横卧，将溪岸两边的土楼联结起来。项目包含三座清末家族聚居性方形土楼，一座小型民国独栋土楼和一座民国风格三层青砖楼，以及部分附属构筑物。一条自西北向东南的山间小溪流将场地分为南北两岸，溪水潺潺，翠竹劲松一派客家田园风光。

项目整体力求保持原有建筑及场地的空间氛围，保留夯土及木构材料的细节。景观部分充分尊重土楼建筑实体和村落自然环境，最大程度保留周边道路、河流以及街巷的空间细节。建筑上拆除杂乱无章，不承重的隔墙，还原土楼最原初的格局，同时对朽坏的结构进行更换。内部改造遵循“空间追随结构”的理念，保持原有木结构主体。二层三层拆除现有部分隔墙及吊顶，将走廊空间纳入室内，扩大进深，保留原木结构梁柱及屋架，客房布局依柱间划分。

The site is located in Taxia village on Southern China, Fujian Province. Kejia Tulou is a building typology appears in Ming Qing dynasty and Republic of China period (1912-1949). Houses were built next to the river and spread along the valley. Three houses that were built in Qing dynasty and early 20th century. The site, covered by Bamboos, pine trees and flowing stream, which separates the site to two parts, illustrates a pastoral scenario filled with human life and nature.

The renovation project tends to keep the village's originality and surrounding landscape, inherit building typology, site specification and traditional construction techniques. The landscape design retained the original building context to restore the vernacular atmosphere. Redundant partition walls are removed and the rotten wood structure is replaced. By recovering its originality, the building reinterprets the specific building typology and its past. The spatial arrangement follows the building structure where new functions are inserted in between. Interior space is enlarged by bringing exterior aisle and both interior partition wall and ceiling are removed for transparency. The design strategy retains original timber structure as a cultural respect and transforms traditional space to fit into modern life as well.