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CASA MELóN, a 1940s house in Murcia’s historic Vistabella neighborhood, was once a compartmentalized space with small rooms and hallways—typical of the era’s family needs. When Dictinio de Castillo architects discovered it on the building’s top floor, they saw potential: removing the false ceiling would reveal a generous volume. This became the starting point of their design, turning the renovation into a process of refining their studio’s concepts—every detail, from layout to materials, was crafted to make the house unique, personal, and true to its new occupants.

CASA MELóN 是西班牙穆爾西亞市歷史悠久的維斯塔貝拉街區(qū)一棟 1940 年代的住宅，曾是典型的 “隔間式” 布局，小房間與走廊交錯，契合當(dāng)時的家庭居住需求。Dictinio de Castillo 建筑事務(wù)所發(fā)現(xiàn)這棟位于建筑頂層的住宅時，一眼看到了改造潛力：拆除假天花板，就能釋放出開闊的空間高度。這成為設(shè)計的起點，也讓改造過程變成事務(wù)所設(shè)計理念的實踐 —— 從布局到材質(zhì)，每一處細(xì)節(jié)都精心打磨，只為讓房子變得獨特、私密，且完全貼合居住者的個性。

The architects’ key move was “sculpting the volume”—a rare opportunity in a downtown apartment. They added a floating walkway leading to the library, reading corner, and a bedroom/study with an en-suite bathroom. To reach it, a white sheet metal staircase sits behind custom woodwork; the first few steps switch to natural wood, widening into a bench-chest. Imagine pausing here to set down a book before climbing, or sitting to tie your shoes—small, thoughtful touches that turn a functional staircase into a cozy part of daily life. The walkway, meanwhile, opens up long cross views, connecting the interior to the southeast-facing river and park trees outside.

建筑師的核心設(shè)計是 “空間塑形”—— 這在市中心公寓中極為難得。他們增設(shè)了一條懸浮走道，通往圖書室、閱讀角與帶獨立衛(wèi)浴的臥室兼書房。要抵達(dá)這里，需通過定制木作后方的白色金屬樓梯：前幾級臺階轉(zhuǎn)為天然木材，寬度拓寬形成帶儲物功能的長凳。試想在此稍作停留，放下手中的書再上樓，或是坐下系鞋帶 —— 這些細(xì)微貼心的設(shè)計，讓功能性的樓梯變成了日常生活中的溫馨角落。而懸浮走道則拓寬了室內(nèi)視野，讓空間與東南向的河流、公園綠樹形成視覺聯(lián)結(jié)。

The design rejects narrow corridors, aiming for a “promenade-like” flow. A key example is the retractable kitchen: instead of tucking it in a small passage, it’s placed to expand the living space. Around a custom table, a storage bench invites gathering—for meals, reading, or working together. As you walk through the house, translucent ribbed glass partitions hint at wet spaces (bathrooms) with soft shadows. These glass panels also let northern light from the building’s light well filter in, and their upper operable parts boost natural cross-ventilation. Every choice turns tight spaces into open, connected areas that feel larger than they are.

設(shè)計摒棄了狹窄走廊，追求 “漫步式” 的空間流動感?？缮炜s廚房是典型案例：它沒有被塞進(jìn)狹小過道，而是被設(shè)計成生活空間的延伸。定制餐桌旁的儲物長凳，成為家人相聚的核心 —— 無論是用餐、閱讀還是一起工作都很合適。穿行于室內(nèi)時，半透明肋紋玻璃隔斷會以柔和陰影隱約透出衛(wèi)浴區(qū)域的輪廓。這些玻璃還能引入建筑采光井的北向光線，頂部可開啟的部分則加強了自然通風(fēng)。每一處設(shè)計都將局促空間轉(zhuǎn)化為開闊、連貫的區(qū)域，帶來遠(yuǎn)超實際面積的通透感。

For the architects, CASA MELóN’s renovation was a “l(fā)iving laboratory”—they tested and adjusted solutions until the space felt “l(fā)ike home.” The texture of wood against metal, the filtered light through glass, the smell of books in the library, the view of greenery outside—all come together to wrap occupants in familiarity. This isn’t just a renovated house; it’s a reflection of the family’s life: the bench where kids leave their backpacks, the walkway where parents watch the sunset, the kitchen where everyone gathers for breakfast. Every corner holds memories, making CASA MELóN truly one-of-a-kind.

對建筑師而言，CASA MELóN 的改造是一座 “鮮活的實驗室”—— 他們不斷測試、調(diào)整方案，直到空間散發(fā)出 “家的氣息”。木材與金屬碰撞的質(zhì)感、玻璃過濾后的柔和光線、圖書室里的書卷氣、窗外的綠意景致 —— 所有元素交織，讓居住者被熟悉感包裹。這不止是一棟翻新的房子，更是家庭生活的映射：孩子們放書包的長凳、父母看日落的走道、全家人吃早餐的廚房。每個角落都承載著回憶，讓 CASA MELóN 成為真正獨一無二的居所。

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編輯：夏邊際

撰文：豆寶寶

校改：吳一仁

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