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2021-05-05 09:37:20 佚名

由專築網楊帆，劉慶新編譯
Penda事務所發佈了他們在印度的第一個項目方案。在模塊化建築系統的基礎上，Pooja Crafted Homes集團將允許維傑亞瓦達住區的居民通過從開發產品中選取預製模塊安裝到塔的框架中的方法來進行他們自己的高層公寓設計。該集團邀請penda擔當該住宅項目主創建築師。
Penda has released plans for their first project in India. Based on a modular building system, the Pooja Crafted Homes will allow residents of Vijayawada to design their own high-rise apartment by selecting prefabricated modules from a catalogue that will then be inserted into the tower's frame.

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penda事務所描述道，“在這個大規模生產和必然因循守舊的建築行業時代，我們試圖用現代建築技術將高層居民再帶回到凸顯個人的獨立特徵和空間靈活性的住宅中去。呈現一種可以讓居住者自主建造其房屋的設計命題。
"In an age of mass-production and a certain conformism in the building industry, we try to use modern construction techniques to bring back a level of individualism and flexibility for the inhabitants of a highrise. A kind of individualism one would have in building his own house," says penda.

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該房屋塔建築將在2016年破土動工，整體被分為八個獨立的元素：結構，牆體，外立面，天花板，地面，基礎設施，陽臺和景觀。就像一個模塊化擱架系統，房屋塔的網格結構和基礎設施將是在建築中唯一不變的元素。而其他的要素都可以通過工廠預製進行模塊化加工，然後業主從中選取模塊，也允許日後的修改。
The tower, due to break ground in 2016, will be divided into eight separate elements: the structure, walls, facade, ceiling & floors, infrastructure, balconies and plants. Much like a modular shelving system, the tower's structural grid and infrastructure will be the only consistent elements in the building. Each home will be uniquely customized by its occupants in away that will also allow for future modifications.

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penda事務所補充說，“這些模塊的範圍包括不同的地面元素，外立面元素，欄杆和供植物生長的各種各樣的花盆。通過選擇他們自己喜歡的元素，我們希望為房主提供一個工具，使他們成為自己公寓的設計者。”
"The modules are ranging from different floors, to facade element, to railings and a variety of pots for plants to grow along the home. By choosing their own elements, we offer the homeowners a tool to become the designers of their individual apartment," adds penda.

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建築的不同立面和開放走廊將為所有居民提供空氣自然對流，從而降低空調的使用。因此建築師們稱這個項目為“呼吸塔”。廢水回收系統也將實現收集雨水，實現澆灌所有植物和陽臺花園。

The building's varying facades and open hallways will support constant airflow and natural ventilation for all residents, thus the architects have referred to the project as a "breathing tower." A grey water system will also be implemented to collect and reuse rainwater for all the plants and balcony gardens.