墨西哥工作室T3Arc将巨型循环管转变为舒适的卧室

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热衷于创建一个尊重自然的酒店，墨西哥工作室T3Arc将巨型循环管转变为舒适的卧室。

在位于Tepoztlan酒店附近，在提供Tepozteco山的天花板高度的视图的区域，TuboHotel整合了环境设置到设计中。管的布局是基于土地的地形。

有20个模块式的房间，每个位于一个回收管，客人被给自己的私人房间的夜晚。管子高2.44米，直径3.5米，内部装有裸露的必需品：高架床，阅读灯和窗帘在入口处。

T3Arc的建筑师Alfredo Raymundo CanoBriceño说：“目标是建造一家具有成本效益的酒店，为Tepoztlnn旅游业提供服务，同时为该地区提供全新的概念。

设计师的灵感来自于安德烈亚斯·斯特劳斯（Andreas Strauss）在2006 年建造德国Despark酒店的回收管道。他们在TuboHotel的设计中说，他们选择将三个房间叠加起来，提供更多迷人的景观，同时充分利用土地。

Keen to create a hotel that respects nature, Mexican studio T3Arc transformed giant recycled tubes into cozy sleeping chambers.

Located near Tepoztlán, in an area offering studding views of the Tepozteco Mountains, the TuboHotel integrates its environmental setting into the design. The layout of the tubes has been based on the topography of the land.

With 20 module-like rooms, each located in a recycled tube, guests are given their own private chamber for the night. The tubes are 2.44m high and 3.5m in diameter, adapted inside with the bare essentials: elevated bed, reading light and curtains over the entranceway.

‘The objective was to construct a cost-effective hotel that lends service to the tourism of Tepoztlán, while offering a totally new concept to the region,’ says architect Alfredo Raymundo Cano Briceño of T3Arc.

The designers were inspired by Andreas Strauss’ use of recycled tubes in building Germany’s Desparkhotel in 2006. They say in the TuboHotel’s design, they opted to stack the rooms in groups of three, offering more stunning views while taking advantage of the land.

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