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建筑师提供的文字说明。这个项目位于一个梯田的居民区，一半是平的，一半是倾斜的。附近是ODAWara城堡，建于15世纪。酒店就像在城堡周围长大的社区，在距离萨格米湾和伊诺岛岛以外的地方。这位出生并在ODAWara长大的客户想要一个放松的家庭，在那里他和他的家人可以在这个熟悉的但不断变化的风景中看到。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in a terraced residential district, the lot for this project was half flat and half sloping. Nearby is Odawara Castle, built in the 15th century. The property looks down on the neighborhood that grew up around the castle, and beyond that Sagami Bay and Enoshima island in the distance. The client, who was born and raised in Odawara, wanted a relaxing home where he and his family could look out on this familiar yet constantly changing landscape.

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(C)上田浩史(Hiroshi Ueda)

我们设想了一个包含日常生活的所有核心元素的半空空间，并将其提升到第二层，并思考如何将小原的风景带入每一个房间。入口、客房和音乐室必须位于一楼，所以我们建议把其他的东西都放在上面。

We envisioned a mid-air space with all the core elements for daily living lifted up onto the second story, and thought about how to bring the scenery of Odawara into every room. The entryway, guest room, and music room had to be located on the ground floor, so we proposed raising everything else up above them.

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(C)上田浩史(Hiroshi Ueda)

这三个底层单元位于支撑二楼的两个方脚内。脚是由一个大板连接起来的，它一直延伸到道路上，上面有一个轻型木框架结构，里面有剩余的房间。孩子们的卧室位于结构的一段，由于道路的坡度而成斜角；正下方是与客户一起上钢琴课的学生使用的方法。在屋外，部分斜坡区采用片状堆积的梯田，这样家庭就可以种植一个菜园。

The three ground-floor elements are located inside two boxy feet that support the second floor. The feet are connected by a single large slab that runs down to the road, and on top of this sits the light wood-framed structure containing the remaining rooms. The children’s bedroom is located in a section of the structure that angles down diagonally due to the slope of the road; directly below is the approach used by students who take piano lessons with the client. Outside, part of the sloped area was terraced using sheet piles so the family can grow a vegetable garden.

穿过昏暗的入口，爬上楼梯，一个人出现在一个充满光线的大窗户里，俯瞰着小原的全景。轻轻连接的房间被划分为不同的楼层和天花板高度的区域，但你可以欣赏到每个空间的景观和自然光。

Passing through the dim entryway and up the stairs, one emerges into a space filled with light from large windows that overlook a sweeping view of Odawara. The gently linked rooms are divided into zones by differing floor elevations and ceiling heights, but one can enjoy the views and natural light from each space.

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这座房子以其结实的、四四方方的脚升入空中，为人们提供了一扇舒适的窗户，可以看到大自然不断变化的景色。

Lifted into the air by its strong, boxy feet, this home provides a comfortable window onto nature’s ever-changing scenery.

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(C)上田浩史(Hiroshi Ueda)

Architects CUBO design architect

Location Odawara, Japan

Category Houses

Architect in Charge Hitoshi Saruta

Area 187.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Hiroshi Ueda

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