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架构师提供的文本描述。位于墨西哥西海岸的著名冲浪者小镇Sayulita，坐落在海滨，与陡峭而清晰的地形融为一体，俯瞰太平洋令人叹为观止。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in Sayulita, a well-known surfers’ town on the West coast of Mexico, the building stands on the beachfront and blends smoothly into the steep and articulated topography, with a breathtaking view over the Pacific Ocean.

Text description provided by the architects. Located in Sayulita, a well-known surfers’ town on the West coast of Mexico, the building stands on the beachfront and blends smoothly into the steep and articulated topography, with a breathtaking view over the Pacific Ocean.

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 Axonometric / Site

轴测/场地

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 Longitudinal Section

LT House精心设计将建筑与宁静的热带景观结合在一起，围绕着生活中的棕榈树、杏仁树、芭蕉和蕨类植物，这些都与遗址的地形联系在一起，在确保从其内部和外部的所有空间清晰地看到滨水区方面发挥了关键作用。

Carefully integrating architecture and the tranquil tropical landscape, LT House has been designed around the living palm and almond trees, plantains and ferns that join the site’s topography in playing a key role in ensuring a clear view to the waterfront from all its spaces, both internal and external.

Carefully integrating architecture and the tranquil tropical landscape, LT House has been designed around the living palm and almond trees, plantains and ferns that join the site’s topography in playing a key role in ensuring a clear view to the waterfront from all its spaces, both internal and external.

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 Ground floor plan / Main House

底层平面图/主楼

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 First floor plan / Main House

一楼图则/主楼

由位于山顶的三座小房子组成，50年代建造的最初的建筑群由于湿度问题和缺乏维护而状况不佳。主办公室最初的重点是翻新和保存原有的精华，然后设计一栋新的主楼和一座面向海滩的客房，位于物业的下部。

Composed of three small houses situated on the top of the hill, the original complex built in the 50’s was in poor condition due to humidity problems and lack of maintenance. MAIN OFFICE initially focused on the renovation and preservation of the original essence, and then on the design of a new main building and a guest house facing the beach on the lower part of the property.

Composed of three small houses situated on the top of the hill, the original complex built in the 50’s was in poor condition due to humidity problems and lack of maintenance. MAIN OFFICE initially focused on the renovation and preservation of the original essence, and then on the design of a new main building and a guest house facing the beach on the lower part of the property.

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主办公室通过一系列适合地形、人行道和充满活力的花园的混凝土平台将各个层次连接起来。内部和外部之间的边界溶解。这所单人住宅有一个厨房，可以看到全景，一个开放的居住和就餐区域，与无限游泳池相连，卧室内有手工制作的混凝土浴缸，还有一个露台，可以看到令人叹为观止的海景。

MAIN OFFICE connects the various levels through a series of concrete platforms that adapts to the topography, walkways and vibrant gardens. The border between interior and exterior dissolves. The single-family house features a kitchen with a panoramic view, an open living and dining area linked to the infinity pool, a bedroom with handcrafted concrete bathtub built in-situ, and a terrace with a stunning ocean view.

MAIN OFFICE connects the various levels through a series of concrete platforms that adapts to the topography, walkways and vibrant gardens. The border between interior and exterior dissolves. The single-family house features a kitchen with a panoramic view, an open living and dining area linked to the infinity pool, a bedroom with handcrafted concrete bathtub built in-situ, and a terrace with a stunning ocean view.

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建筑系统和所使用的材料都是从当地资源中提炼出来的。水泥砌块用白色灰泥做成墙，而抛光混凝土则提高了地板和固定家具的建筑质量。对于温暖的室内家具、壁橱、门窗和窗框，土生土长的Parota木材被用来抵抗湿度、空气中的盐度和强光的照射。

Both the construction system and the materials employed have been derived from local resources. Cement blocks finished with white stucco shape the walls, while polished concrete enhances the architectural quality of floors and fixed furniture. For the warm interior furniture, closets, doors and window frames, indigenous Parota wood has been used for its resistance to humidity, to salinity in the air and to exposure to strong sunlight.

Both the construction system and the materials employed have been derived from local resources. Cement blocks finished with white stucco shape the walls, while polished concrete enhances the architectural quality of floors and fixed furniture. For the warm interior furniture, closets, doors and window frames, indigenous Parota wood has been used for its resistance to humidity, to salinity in the air and to exposure to strong sunlight.

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Architects MAIN OFFICE

Location Sayulita, Mexico

Author Architects Sima Agisheva, Dante Borgo, Isabella Eriksson

Team Pablo Alemán, Montserrat Bucio, Brenda Cibrian, Rodrigo de la Torre, Luis Gordian, Manuel Guerrero

Area 219.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographer Rafael Gamo

Category Houses Interiors

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