哦，住在現(xiàn)代熱帶洋樓，濕潤(rùn)的海風(fēng)透過(guò)開(kāi)闊的窗戶與陽(yáng)臺(tái)撲鼻而來(lái)，放眼望去，是一望無(wú)垠的海洋，還有架空太陽(yáng)能光伏板蕩漾在大海的陣陣微風(fēng)中。這是Guz的建筑師們新建的新加坡魚(yú)樓的視野，該樓于日前完成。

    該建筑的主要設(shè)計(jì)理念根據(jù)當(dāng)代人的要求，建立了一個(gè)人與大自然的密切關(guān)系。這套房子實(shí)現(xiàn)了通過(guò)一個(gè)游泳池連接住宅外景，海洋景觀盡收眼底，整套房子沉沁在自然采光之中。彎曲的屋頂，象征海浪。整個(gè)房子幾乎完全覆蓋著太陽(yáng)能薄膜電池板，其余部位采用了綠色屋頂形式/戶外休閑空間。

Oh, to live in a modern tropical bungalow, with a humid breeze wafting through open windows and verandas, a view of the ocean out in front, and an undulating sea of photovoltaic panels overhead. That was the vision, apparently, of Guz Architects when they created Singapore’s Fish House, which was recently completed.
    The main design concept, according to Contemporist, was to create a house with a close relationship with nature. The house achieves this via a swimming-pool that links the house with the landscape outside, readily available views of the ocean, and diffuse natural lighting throughout. The curved roofs, symbolizing sea waves, are almost completely covered with thin-film photovoltaic solar panels that power the house; the remaining surface area takes the form of a green roof/outdoor leisure space.