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(费尔南多·阿尔达)

架构师提供的文本描述。该网站位于塞维利亚市郊，位于卡斯蒂利亚·德古兹曼市和卡斯蒂利亚·德拉奎斯塔市之间，为安达卢西亚首都提供了优越的景观。与传统的单一私人住宅模式不同，该项目创造了一种新的城市模式-以一种不光彩的方式插入小区的联排住宅，在这些街区之间留下半私密的区域，供游泳池和运动场等公共设施使用。

Text description provided by the architects. Situated in the outskirts of the City of Seville, between the municipalities of Castilleja de Guzmán and Castilleja de la Cuesta, the site provides privileged views over the Andalusia capital. In contrast to the traditional model of singular private houses the project creates a new urban pattern – residential blocks of townhouses inserted in the plot in an aligatorious manner leaving in this way semi-private areas between the blocks for common facilities like swimming pools and sport courts.

东西向坡度平坦，地势略有改变，形成小沙丘和沟渠，引导居民和游人到不同的联排别墅。进入每一个不同的住宅大厦是通过一个半开放的庭院，游客进入一个三层高的入口空间，这将导致不同的公寓。

With a smooth east-west incline, the topography of the site is slightly modified in order to create small dunes and trenches guiding the inhabitants and visitors to the different townhouses. The access to each one of the different residential blocks had been arranged through a semi-open courtyard from which the visitor enters in a triple height entrance space which will lead to the different apartments.

 © Fernando Alda

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

 Ground Floor Plan

 © Fernando Alda

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

共有36套平均可出售面积为126平方米的公寓，分布方式是4间卧室的公寓位于4幢住宅大厦的底层，享有一个私人花园，而3间和2间卧室的公寓则位于较高层，包括有盖的露台和可俯瞰壮观景观的日光浴。

A total of 36 apartments with an average sellable area of 126 m2 are distributed in the way that the 4 bedroom apartments are situated in the ground floor of the 4 residential blocks, enjoying a private garden, while the 3 and 2 bedroom apartments are located in the upper floors and are including covered terraces and solariums overviewing the spectacular landscape.

 © Fernando Alda

(费尔南多·阿尔达)

Architects EDDEA Arquitectura y Urbanismo

Location 41908 Castilleja de Guzmán, Sevilla, Spain

Architect in Charge José María de Cárdenas (Project), Ignacio Laguillo Díaz (Project and Supervision Site), Harald Schönegger (Project)

Area 16500.0 m2

Project Year 2009

Photographs Fernando Alda

Category Housing

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