建筑师提供的文字说明。堆叠房屋是一个新建的2,207,000平方英尺的住宅，由获奖的La和NY为基础的建筑办公室自由和降压而设计和开发。由四个故事组成一个倾斜的山坡，这个垂直的房子利用每个房间的细微旋转，在每一层都有一个无缝的室内和室外空间，每个房间都有独特的和无障碍的景色，可以看到圣加布里埃尔山脉。与困难的场地限制一起工作对这座房子的设计来说是至关重要的；与那些似乎被放在斜坡顶上的传统的山坡房屋不同，这座房子被嵌入到屋顶上，与景观产生了更密切的关系。

Text description provided by the architects. Stack House is a newly built 2,207­square­foot residence designed and developed by award­winning LA and NY­based architecture office FreelandBuck. Comprised of four stories notched into a sloping hillside, this vertical house uses the subtle rotation of each room to create seamless indoor­outdoor spaces at every floor, each with unique and unobstructed views to the San Gabriel mountains. Working with difficult site constraints is central to the design of this house; unlike conventional hillside homes that appear to have been placed atop the slope, this house is embedded into it, creating a much closer relationship to the landscape.

Text description provided by the architects. Stack House is a newly built 2,207­square­foot residence designed and developed by award­winning LA and NY­based architecture office FreelandBuck. Comprised of four stories notched into a sloping hillside, this vertical house uses the subtle rotation of each room to create seamless indoor­outdoor spaces at every floor, each with unique and unobstructed views to the San Gabriel mountains. Working with difficult site constraints is central to the design of this house; unlike conventional hillside homes that appear to have been placed atop the slope, this house is embedded into it, creating a much closer relationship to the landscape.

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第三层的主要居住空间(餐饮、厨房、生活、住宅)被组织成一个由四个房间组成的简单网格。每个房间的墙壁在中心弯曲成一系列的切线弧线，这些弧线融合了各个空间，同时仔细地打开了整个房子的视野。中央楼梯将起居空间与后面的餐厅、露台和院子连接起来，可以俯瞰远处的房屋和山脉。上面的第四层有三间卧室，主人和套房的浴室安排在房子的前部。一楼由私人两车库或工作区组成。

The primary living spaces at the third level (dining, kitchen, living, den) are organized into a simple grid of four rooms. The walls of each room curve at the center in a series of tangent arcs that blend the individual spaces while carefully opening views through the house. A central stair connects the living spaces to a rear dining patio and yard that overlook the house and mountains beyond. The upper fourth level features three bedrooms, with the master and en suite bathroom organized across the front of the house. A private two­car garage or workspace makes up the ground floor.

The primary living spaces at the third level (dining, kitchen, living, den) are organized into a simple grid of four rooms. The walls of each room curve at the center in a series of tangent arcs that blend the individual spaces while carefully opening views through the house. A central stair connects the living spaces to a rear dining patio and yard that overlook the house and mountains beyond. The upper fourth level features three bedrooms, with the master and en suite bathroom organized across the front of the house. A private two­car garage or workspace makes up the ground floor.

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 © Eric Staudenmaier Photography

(C)埃里克·施陶登迈尔摄影

附件居住单元(ADU)在车库和上层之间的第二层被结合到堆叠中。ADU通常与现有房屋相邻，在这种情况下，ADU被唯一地集成到房屋的体量中。

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is incorporated into the stack at the second level between the garage and the upper levels. ADU’s are typically built adjacent to existing houses; in this case the ADU is uniquely integrated into the massing of the house.

An accessory dwelling unit (ADU) is incorporated into the stack at the second level between the garage and the upper levels. ADU’s are typically built adjacent to existing houses; in this case the ADU is uniquely integrated into the massing of the house.

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这座房子的外部覆盖层是定制的，这是一种在飞机上的表演，并将壁板组织成各种不同的深度和纹理的图案。在从白色到灰色的细微渐变中，董事会和巴顿的条纹阴影一整天都在变化。室内特色包括法国橡木地板，自然完成和大理石台面。大型手风琴门的折叠效果将室内空间延伸到外部，使洛杉矶山坡上独特的标志性景观得以居住。

The exterior cladding of the house is custom­made, a play on board­and­batten siding organized into patterns that suggest varied depth and texture. Painted in subtle gradiations from white to gray, the striped shadows of the board­and­battens shift throughout the day. Interior features include French oak flooring in a natural finish and marble countertops. The folding effect of the large accordion doors extend the interior spaces to the outside, allowing for the iconic views unique to Los Angeles hillside living.

The exterior cladding of the house is custom­made, a play on board­and­batten siding organized into patterns that suggest varied depth and texture. Painted in subtle gradiations from white to gray, the striped shadows of the board­and­battens shift throughout the day. Interior features include French oak flooring in a natural finish and marble countertops. The folding effect of the large accordion doors extend the interior spaces to the outside, allowing for the iconic views unique to Los Angeles hillside living.

 © Eric Staudenmaier Photography

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Architects FreelandBuck

Location United States

Area 2207.0 ft2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Eric Staudenmaier Photography, Stephen Magner

Category Houses

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