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帕特里夏·埃尔南德斯

架构师提供的文本描述。这座房屋位于距离瓜达拉哈拉市120公里的塞拉马扎米特拉，地块狭小而伸展，坡度相当大，其特点是以中年松树为主导元素。这项工程是通过尊重松树作为房屋的一部分而产生的。

Text description provided by the architects. The house is located in the Sierra de Mazamitla, 120 km from the city of Guadalajara, in a narrow and stretched parcel with a considerable slope whose peculiarity is a middle-aged pine as a leading element. The project was born through respecting the pine as an articulating part of the house.

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帕特里夏·埃尔南德斯

一座6米宽20米长的内倾直线房屋，靠近街道，通过整个房子的悬臂露台向景观完全开放。利用现场的自然要素，建造了石墙，以限制项目和欢迎从街道。正门为实木门，宽2米，高3米，直接打开松树产生的空间空隙。

An introverted linear house of 6 meters wide by 20 meters long that closes towards the street, and opens completely towards the landscape through a cantilevered terrace throughout the house. Taking advantage of the natural elements of the site, stone walls were made to confine the project and welcome from the street. The main entrance is a solid wooden door 2 meters wide by 3 meters high, which opens directly on the spatial void generated by the pine.

 Floor Plan

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帕特里夏·埃尔南德斯

山墙屋顶使人联想到该地区传统房屋的几何形状，这是由一个包含松树的空洞所修整的。松树的自然地理位置将房屋划分为两个区域：第一是位于东侧，主房内设有浴室和更衣室，与房屋其他部分隔开；第二处位于西侧，我们在那里发现了公共区域、两间卧室和一个木质空间，里面有潮湿的区域(洗衣房、半浴室和全浴室)，这与项目内外的持续线性关系相违背。

The gable roof evokes the geometry of the traditional houses of the region, which is trimmed by a void which contains the pine. The natural location of the pine divides the house into 2 areas: the first one on the east side where the main room with bathroom and dressing room is located and separated from the rest of the house; the second one on the west side where we find the public areas, two bedrooms and a wooden volume containing the wet areas (laundry, half bath and full bathroom) that breaks with the constant linearity of the project both inside and outside.

 © Patricia Hernandez

帕特里夏·埃尔南德斯

Architects Espacio EMA

Location Mazamitla, Mexico

Architects in charge Carlos M. Hernandez, Alessandra Cireddu

Construction Carlos Hernandez Bonilla

Area 135.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photography Patricia Hernandez

Category Houses

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