Skylodge设计为一个可持续的、密集规划的住宅山顶村的催化剂，它是一个占地10,000英亩的犹他州滑雪山上建造的5500平方英尺的活动中心。在8900英尺的高度，短的施工周期需要一个创新的方法。采用模块化和预制结构，使施工时间被压缩到短短的五个月内。
Designed to serve as catalyst for a sustainable, densely planned residential mountaintop village, Skylodge is a 5,500-square-foot event center built on a 10,000-acre ski mountain in Utah. Set at 8,900 feet, the short construction window necessitated an innovative approach. Employing modular and prefabricated construction, enabled the construction timeline to be compressed into a brief five-month window.
一系列基于100平方英尺三角形的模块在现场安装，包括装饰材料，以及机械和电气系统。由此产生的几何布局是由两个圆形建筑组成，紧邻中心脊柱，周围有充足的外部平台，提供了引人注目的四州山景。质朴的邀请感来自于外部的再生木材。
A series of modules, based on 100-square-foot triangles, were fitted out on site, including finish materials, as well as mechanical and electrical systems. The resulting geometric layout is a composition of two rotundas that adjoin a central spine and that are surrounded by ample exterior decks to provide dramatic four-state mountain views. Unpretentious and inviting, the exterior is expressed in reclaimed wood.
"三角模块的核心是刚性的，这支持了在可控的环境中装配出大部分建筑的能力，"Skylab的校长兼设计总监Jeff Kovel说： "它还可以更灵活地与球体或独特的几何体连接，创造出比简单的盒子更有趣的空间连接。"
"At its core, the triangle module is rigid which supports the ability to fit out a large portion of the construction in a controlled environment," reflects Jeff Kovel, Principal and Design Director at Skylab. "It’s also more flexible to connect with a sphere or unique geometries, creating connections that make spaces much more interesting than a simple box."
两个圆形大厅一个是客厅，另一个是餐厅，兼收叠放的内置和柔和的临时家具，与裸露的室内木材形成对比:一种质朴而不粗糙的表达。客厅的特点是下沉的地板，唤起舒适的篝火聚会，可以升起来创建一个演讲平台。第二个圆形大厅是餐厅，可容纳80人就餐。一个酒吧和设备齐全的厨房连接着客厅和餐厅。该建筑不仅是围绕可持续发展和社区的突破性思想和理念共享的中心，而且在开发过程中作为住宅单元的集体休闲空间。
The two rotundas—one the living room and the other the dining room—feature an eclectic mix of built-in and soft occasional furnishings, contrasting with the exposed timber interior: an expression of rustic without the rough. The living room features a sunken floor, invoking a cozy campfire gathering that can be raised to create a platform for lectures. The second rotunda is the dining room, capable of seating 80. A bar and fully equipped kitchen bridge the living and dining rooms. The building not only serves as the epicenter of groundbreaking thought and idea sharing around sustainability and community, but also functions as the collective amenity space for the residential units as development progresses.
Project: Skylodge
Architect: Skylab
Interior designer: Skylab
Skylab design team: Jeff Kovel, Design Director / Principal Architect, Brent Grubb, Principal / Manager
Mark Nye, Project Manager / Director / Lead , Michael Gross, Project Designer, Nathan Cox, Project Architect, Prefabrication Manufacturer: Method
Structural Engineer: Quantum Consulting Engineers
MEP Engineer: LP Davis Engineering
Landscape: Langvardt Design Group
Lighting: Lighting Workshop, Inc.
Theatrical/AV: Ambient Automation
Kitchen: Commercial Kitchen Supply
Kitchen and Bar Layout Consultant: Bargreen Ellingson Inc.
Cascade Joinery / Structural timber engineering
Client: Summit Mountain Holding Group LLC
Materials/Products
Esque Studio (pendant light fixtures)
Rainer Yurts (Eagle yurt rooftops)
Trestlewood (grey reclaimed wood cladding)
Resysta (composite decking)
La Cantina (accordion doors)
Photographer: Boone Speed
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