这个27平米的小公寓单元位于澳大利亚悉尼，是高密度城市化中的现实剪影。设计师Nicholas Gurney采用低成本的方式将其改造成为一个明亮舒适，
能够灵活适应日常生活的现代居住环境。
The redesign of a 27sqm studio apartment in Sydney’s, Woolloomooloo. The project is an exercise in modest, low cost, good quality design that
can be afforded.
The micro apartment offers a proposal for future high-density urban living for one person families; the fastest growing demographic.
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首先设计师在空间中插入一个白色的木箱子，箱子中紧凑的排布着睡眠，储藏，卫浴等功能。平常，这些功能隐藏在白色箱子中，给公寓留出整洁
与完整的起居空间。当需要用时，推开箱子的门即可。设计师在色彩上采用了明亮的黄色（储物区），鲜艳的红色（睡眠区）以及深沉的黑色（厨
房区）来作为功能的区分。这些色彩也给室内空间带来了活力。
With a budget of less than $40k and a four week window for construction, the client simply requested a flexible canvas for daily living. To
conserve space, light and the city skyline outlook, a joinery pod was inserted to address issues of privacy, storage and a lack of living space
inherent in apartments this size. The pod utilises full height, wall-to-wall sliding doors and accommodates an entry foyer, storage, equipment,
washing and sleeping zones.
The location, size and movement of the sliding doors allow for a single zone in the home to be utilised at any one time. The apartment functions
as either a bedroom or a living / dining space as required. This informed the design of the matte black kitchen block which appears only as an
extension of the pod.
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The colour palette of black, yellow and red is borrowed from the tiny fictional character Mighty Mouse and is used to demarcate space. It was
required that, much like Mighty Mouse, the apartment punch well above its size.
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白色的箱子包裹大部分功能，其造价低廉，避免了传统意义上家具的出现，同时节约空间，造价。这个小公寓的设计可以看做是未来高密度城市生
活中的一种可能性。随着城市密度的审稿，在狭小的空间中拥有高质量的生活是一个值得研究的大势。
Through innovation, The Studio directly responds to issues surrounding affordability and social sustainability.
The project is firstly an excercise in modest, low cost, good quality design that can be afforded. Contextually, the employment of a melamine
joinery element facilitated an affordable outcome. The single, built element contains the workings of the entire apartment in less than half the
footprint and negates the need for items such as conventional furniture pieces. Cleverly and to completely eliminate waste in the production of
the joinery, the ceiling height was reduced to 2.4 metres. As a result, individual components of the pod, including the doors are constructed from
a full sheet of melamine. Evidently, a significant reduction in the cost, energy and time in production was enabled.
Secondly, the project offers a proposal for future high-density urban living for one person families; the fastest growing demographic. Individuals
are now, perhaps more than ever, permanently residing in small apartments. The design confidently dispels conventional notions surrounding
small space living, provides considerable quality of life and heightened property value, both in existing and future typologies.
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不错，有点开阔我的思维了{:10:}
