Spiegel Aihara Workshop (SAW) telah merancang rumah Kauhikoa di pulau Maui. Sebuah rumah dengan dua kamar tidur yang tampak seperti sekumpulan bentuk yang berjatuhan dengan anggun ke dalam lanskapnya, yang merupakan bekas perkebunan nanas.
Rumah ini disusun oleh SAW sebagai “prefabrikasi hybrid”: sebuah konsep yang dimulai dengan inti pusat standar untuk fungsi rumah yang paling rumit secara teknis dan secara tradisional mahal, seperti kamar mandi dan peralatan mekanis, dan memungkinkan metodologi prefabrikasi atau konvensional yang berbeda. Pembingkaian yang akan dibangun di sekitarnya, membebaskan seluruh struktur untuk merespons konteksnya secara sederhana dan langsung.
Sebelumnya, pembangunan rumah Kauhikoa sempat terganggu karena pandemic. Namun akhirnya, proses pra-fabrikasi, rumah tersebut merupakan prototipe yang sukses untuk prinsip organisasi “Rumah Inti” dan kemudahan serta efisiensi yang diberikannya.
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Rumah seluas 812 kaki persegi ini dibangun untuk pasangan yang membagi waktu antara Indonesia dan Maui. Hunian berisi dua kamar tidur, dua kamar mandi, ruang tamu dan dapur, tambahan ruang kerja dan penyimpanan loteng seluas 236 kaki persegi. Selain itu, ruang luar ruangan tertutup tambahan seluas 1000 kaki persegi, termasuk beranda besar yang berfungsi sebagai ruang tamu luar ruangan yang terhubung ke beranda kecil yang terus menerus. Modul Inti 163-sf, yang dikembangkan oleh SAW bekerja sama dengan Dustin Stephens, menampung dua kamar mandi, wastafel dapur dan dinding lemari, serta sistem mekanis; dan diapit oleh dua kamar tidur di kedua sisinya, memusatkan dapur terbuka dan ruang tamu.
The careful arrangement of domestic service functions within the cohttps://i.ibb.co.com/HXDckQM/B.jpgre helps to choreograph and maximize open space and easy circulation throughout the rest of the home, and particularly allows for the distinct framing of the outdoor spaces as central to the couple’s lifestyle and supported by the Hawaiian climate.
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Salah satu pendiri SAW, Dan Spiegel, mengatakan, "Inti yang super ringkas memprogram setiap ruangan, hanya berdasarkan kedekatannya. Inti ini membawa DNA fungsi ruang yang bersebelahan. Tidak perlu apa pun di antaranya—tidak ada lorong, tidak ada transisi buffer saja. ruang hunian, selalu tertanam dalam lanskap di 3 sisinya."
Sistem layar termodulasi yang mencolok dari panel jati pra-fabrikasi yang meruncing secara ritmis yang dirakit di Bali berfungsi menyaring angin timur yang kuat dan sinar matahari pagi. Sekaligus menyediakan sistem rak untuk peralatan kehidupan Hawaii: sepeda, papan selancar, pakaian selam, dan kursi pantai di samping pancuran luar ruangan, yang digunakan sebagai pancuran utama.
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Atap gudang rumah dan garasi serta paviliun rekreasi seluas 438 kaki persegi yang berdiri bebas di dekatnya, dimiringkan seperti kubus yang berjatuhan. Bentuknya saling bermain menyerupai lanskap pegunungan.
Overhang atap rumah yang dihasilkan menyediakan konstruksi sederhana dari beberapa lanai yang berkesinambungan, terhubung melintasi ruang bersama, dan memungkinkan ruang kerja loteng di kamar tidur utama (dengan balkon untuk menangkap pemandangan). Loteng penyimpanan terintegrasi ke puncak Core, dan suite tamu pribadi, intim, dan dapat dipisahkan sepenuhnya menuju ujung bawah lereng—melindungi matahari selatan. Semua furnitur dalam dan luar ruangan yang disediakan oleh pemilik rumah dibuat khusus di Indonesia.
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Dalam konteks lanskap, rumah ini terletak di pojok belakang lahan, menghadap tepi selokan yang berhutan lebat. Sekaligus mengarahkan ruang hidup utama ke arah luar menghadap pemandangan Samudera Pasifik dan gunung berapi Haleakala dari arah berlawanan. Selain itu, rumah membuka ke arah matahari terbenam di barat. Massanya yang unik, kumpulan bentuk-bentuk yang berjatuhan di atas, merujuk pada pergerakan abstrak gelombang di cakrawala.
“Pemandangan di sini sangat dinamis,” jelas salah satu pendiri SAW, Megumi Aihara. Saat berdiri di lokasi, Anda dapat mulai merasakan bagaimana angin dan ombak mengukir dan membentuk pulau dari segala arah. Kami merasa penting bagi bangunan ini untuk merasa mengakar, namun juga terlibat secara main-main dalam transformasi multi-arah ini. Pendekatan dari jalan menunjukkan sesuatu yang tidak biasa telah menetap di sana ke dalam lanskap. Kemudian ketika Anda berbelok di sepanjang jalan masuk, bangunan itu terbuka untuk Anda."
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Di Maui, di mana kelangkaan material, terbatasnya tenaga kerja, dan kompleksitas konstruksi karena cuaca yang tidak menentu dapat menyebabkan persediaan perumahan yang mahal dan berkualitas rendah. Rumah Kauhikoa adalah contoh rumah yang dibangun dengan biaya murah dan merespons konteksnya secara elegan dan progresif. Rumah dengan model desain berkualitas tinggi dengan harga terjangkau. Pada akhirnya, kata salah satu pendiri SAW, Dan Spiegel, “Ini adalah perpaduan antara desain tinggi dan rendah - ruang dan strategi lokasi yang dikalibrasi dengan cermat, namun penyelesaian akhir berbiaya rendah dan detail yang longgar. Beberapa gerakan besar dan sederhana mengatur segalanya.”
One of the homeowners, an avid surfer with an intrepid mindset, served as the general contractor and constructed much of the work himself. Enthralled by the process of reading the Hawaiian landscape through collaboration and design, he is now pursuing a graduate architecture degree at the University of Hawaii.
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Project Data:
Architecture / Landscape Architecture: SAW
Core Collaborator: Dustin Stephens
Structural Engineer: GFDS (Chris Wilson)
General Contractor / Client: Jez Fry
Photography: Mariko Reed and SAW
Products:
Marine Grade Plywood Exterior Panels
Fleetwood Door/Window
Milgard Trinsic windows
Custom Teak Panelized Screen
Custom Teak Furniture
Standing Seam Metal Roof
Cast In Place Concrete
About SAW
SAW is a transdisciplinary design firm, operating at the nexus of architecture, landscape, and urban design.
This mix allows us to work across scales (from the tactile object to the city) and timelines (from the immediate to the ecological) at the onset of a project. We work to identify the blind spots between disciplines and take advantage of the hidden opportunities therein. We believe in the transformative power of good design, in the inextricable relationship between building and context, and in the vital role the built environment plays in the development of community. We view design as a collaborative, research based process, and work closely with clients to better understand their needs and advance their goals.
Dan Spiegel, AIA
Founding Partner, Principal
Dan received a Master of Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and B.A. in Public Policy from Stanford University. Prior to founding SAW, Dan worked for a number of leading architecture offices in New York, Beijing, and Boston. He currently teaches architecture at UC Berkeley and California College of the Arts (CCA) and has been an invited design critic at several schools of architecture, including Harvard University, Rhode Island School of Design, and California College of the Arts. Dan is a licensed architect in the states of California and Hawaii.
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Megumi Aihara, ASLA, PLA
Founding Partner, Principal
Megumi has ten years of professional experience creating landscapes, big and small. Prior to joining SAW, Megumi was a Senior Project Manager at Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, and a Landscape Architect with Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture. Megumi received a Master of Landscape Architecture from the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and a B.A. in Visual Arts from Brown University. She is an Adjunct Professor of architecture at California College of the Arts (CCA). Megumi is a licensed Landscape Architect in the states of California and Hawaii.
Jeremy Ferguson, Associate
Jeremy received his Master of Architecture from the University of California at Berkeley where he was the recipient of The Mario Ciampi Art in Architecture Award demonstrating outstanding artistic merit. Originally from Hawai’i, he received his his Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Design from the University of Hawai’i at Manoa before moving to the Bay Area. His other professional experience includes positions at MODEM in Oakland, Randolph Designs in San Francisco, Dean Sakamoto Architects in Honolulu, and the National Disaster Preparedness Training Center at the University of Hawai’i.
Sharon Ling, Associate
Sharon received a Louisiana ASLA student honor award in 2015 before earning her Masters in Landscape Architecture from Louisiana State University. Originally from China, Sharon holds a Bachelor degree of Landscape Architecture from Nanjin Forestry University.
Namhi Kwun
Namhi received the San Francisco CSI Foundation award in 2017 before earning her Bachelor of Architecture degree from the California College of the Arts. Her other professional experience includes positions at Urban Works Agency, Mark Cavagnero Associates in San Francisco, and The Plus Architect in Korea.
Avery Sell
Avery is a landscape designer educated at the Pennsylvania State University Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture where he received an ASLA Student Honor Award and was named the 2014 Student Marshall. He brings to every project ideas that blend the mundane and the extraordinary, social science and sustainability, and past and future histories. Prior to moving to San Francisco, Avery worked in Philadelphia as a creative consultant, an artist’s assistant, and as a project manager at David Rubin Land Collective.
Shinji Miyajima
Shinji is an international designer from Japan and received his Master of Architecture from Rice University and Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Cincinnati. Prior to joining SAW in January 2021, he worked at architecture and architectural lighting design offices in New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas and Houston.
Tiffany Xu
Tiffany Xu is an architectural designer. She earned her Master of Architecture from Rice University where she was Co-Editor-in-Chief of PLAT Journal and recipient of the William D. Darden Thesis Award. She completed a B.A. in Natural Resource Conservation and Art History from University of California, Berkeley. Prior to joining SAW she worked at the offices of Jim Jennings Architecture, Sidell Pakravan, and Mollet Geiser & Co.