架构师提供的文本描述。在圣露西亚保护区的几座建筑中，第一座是为一处崎岖而原始的地方而建的，那就是Halls Ridge Knoll宾馆，它是一种经过深思熟虑的现代主义干预措施，仔细地用石头、木材和玻璃进行了详细描述。这次度假务虚会的总体规划要求有宾馆、车间和主要住宅。每一个都将用一系列巨大的石墙和壁炉烟囱锚定在土地上，标志着沿着山脊的通道，并在未来的主要住所形成一个石阶。

Text description provided by the architects. The first of several buildings intended for a rugged and pristine site in the Santa Lucia Preserve, the Halls Ridge Knoll guesthouse is a thoughtful modernist intervention, carefully detailed in stone, timber and glass. The master plan for this vacation retreat calls for a guesthouse, workshop and main residence. Each will be anchored to the land with a series of massive stone walls and fireplace chimneys, marking the passage along the ridge and culminating in a stone court at the future main residence.

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这座宾馆的设计是为了在这个非同寻常的山脊顶上编舞，以此来庆祝它神奇的环境。圣露西亚保护区是一个非常美丽，广阔的景观，它以前是一个历史上的养牛场。该遗址有一个起伏的地形，一个古老的活生生的橡树和曼扎尼塔森林，并提供圣克莱门特山和洛斯帕德斯国家森林以外的全景。

Designed to choreograph movement along the extraordinary ridge-top site, the guesthouse celebrates its magical surroundings. The Santa Lucia Preserve is a remarkably beautiful, vast landscape that was previously a historic cattle ranch. The site has a rolling topography, a forest of ancient live oaks and manzanita, and offers panoramic views of the San Clemente Mountains and Los Padres National Forest beyond.

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在现场建造的第一栋建筑是宾馆。它是一座简单、简单的建筑，位于蜿蜒的入口两侧，用巨大的石墙固定在斜坡上，屏蔽房屋和游泳池。一个木结构的棚屋屋顶从墙上涌出，支撑着自然风化的锌屋顶，覆盖着雪松覆盖的体积.

The first building constructed on site is the guesthouse. A simple, uncomplicated building, it flanks the winding entry drive and is anchored to the sloping site with a massive stone wall, screening the house and pool. A timber-framed shed roof springs from the wall, supporting naturally weathered zinc roofing over cedar-clad volumes.

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宾馆是为了利用温带的加利福尼亚气候而设的。广阔的窗户提供了整个房子的自然照明，而一个宽阔的悬垂遮住了夏季阳光下的室内。整个房子的滑动门和可操作的漏斗窗户都是利用盛行的风进行自然通风，同时也提供了广阔的山脉景观。这所房子的起居空间里的木地板是从一个旧谷仓里回收的。

The guesthouse is sited to take advantage of the temperate California climate. Expansive windows provide natural lighting throughout the house, while a broad overhang shades the interiors from the summer sun. Sliding doors and operable hopper windows throughout the house use the prevailing winds for natural ventilation, while also providing expansive views of the mountain range. Wood flooring in the living space of the house is reclaimed from an old barn.

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Architects Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Location Carmel-by-the-Sea, United States

Category Houses

Design Team Greg Mottola, Joshua Keller, Michael Waltner, Brian Padgett

Area 1500.0 ft2

Project Year 2009