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架构师提供的文本描述。这座房子位于芝加哥的北郊，坐落在一个独特的建筑对面：135英尺高的巴哈伊神庙。高的白色的石头，对称的球形，和纪念碑。房子的街道面不仅要讨论这座外星建筑的规模和特性，还要考虑郊区环境的折中性质。房子必须通过道路和湖面之间40英尺的高度差。

Text description provided by the architects. Located in the northern suburbs of Chicago, this house sits opposite a unique object: the Baha’i Temple, 135 ft. high of white stone, symmetrically spherical, and monumental. The street-side face of the house must negotiate not only the scale and specificity of this alien architecture but also, the eclectic nature of the suburban environment. And the house must negotiate a 40 foot elevation differential between the road and the lake.

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这所房子由四层组成。一个两层楼的结构，没有窗户的街道，包括车库，健身房，和一个客人套房。这个立面在规模上是非住宅的，但却是它所面对的纪念碑的陪衬。在通往寺庙入口的对面的大楼梯上，主入口几乎是倒转的，主入口位于楼梯的顶部，房子的空间在通向下面的海滩的过程中显露出来。当一个人沿着铺满阳光的楼梯向下走时，房子就会从楼上典型的美国郊区草坪下面溜走。建筑创造了一种体验，在那里，整体是通过一个人的精神景观，向下移动和穿过房子而拼凑在一起的。

The house consists of four levels. A two story structure, windowless on the street, contains the garage, a gym, and a guest suite. This façade is unresidential in scale, but acts as foil to the monument it faces. Almost an inversion of the opposite grand stairs that lead up to the temple entrance, the main house entry is located at the top of the stair with the spaces of the house revealing themselves on the way down to the beach below. As one descends down the processional – light filled stairway the house gives itself away, beneath the typical American suburban lawn above. The architecture creates an experience, where the whole is pieced together through one’s mental landscape of moving down and through the house.

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这是一座以地下建筑为主的建筑物，面对着湖面有大的可操作的窗户，它所需的能量比类似的建筑物的类型和大小要少；通过绿色屋顶系统和掩埋正面的组合被动地被泥土调和，并积极地通过地热井给热泵供暖气和冷却建筑物。上面的地面体育馆的墙壁是连续绝缘的，它的屋顶上有一个由太阳能热水板组成的网络。

A mostly buried building with large operable windows facing the lake, the house requires less energy than a similar building of its type and size; tempered by the earth both passively through the combination of a green roof system and buried facades, and actively, by means of geothermal wells feeding heat pumps for heating and cooling the building. The above ground gym’s wall are clad in continuous insulation and its roof houses a network of solar hot water panels. 

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这所房子是关于在这个不寻常的地方从郊区街道到湖边海滩的过渡。从工作世界到家庭生活，从正式到非正式，从公共世界到私人世界，都有房子提供的重叠旅行。

The house is about the transition from suburban streets to lakeside beach on this unusual site. There are overlapping journeys provided by the house, from working world to family life, from formal to informal, from public to private worlds.

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Architects Gluck+

Location Chicago, United States

Category Houses

Design Team Kathy Chang, Peter L. Gluck, Thomas Gluck, Charles Gosrisirikul, Joanna Gulik, Marisa Kolodny, Steve Preston, Wade Splinter, Jim True

Project Year 2015

Photographs Paul Warchol

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