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架构师提供的文本描述。通过其重要性和形式，LOHA为SL 11024学生和教师住房综合体的设计无缝连接其历史敏感的地点和挑战山坡地形，并创造了一个新的城市发展模式，丰富了一个学术界。

Text description provided by the architects. Through its materiality and form, LOHA’s design for the SL11024 student and faculty housing complex seamlessly engages its historically sensitive site and challenging hillside topography and creates a new model for urban development that enriches an academic community.

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坐落在洛杉矶韦斯特伍德社区的理查德·斯诺那的斯特拉斯莫尔公寓对面，这座由31套单元和娱乐设施组成的学生和教师住宅建筑群向其卓越的邻居致敬，同时在加州大学洛杉矶分校(UCLA)校园的边缘为社区提供急需的住房和聚会空间。在与客户和社区活动分子的对话之后，LOHA开发了一个方案，该方案响应了已建立的社区、客户的广泛程序要求以及独特的楔形站点的考虑。

Sited opposite Richard Neutra’s Strathmore Apartments in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles, this student and faculty housing complex of 31 units and recreational amenities pays homage to its preeminent neighbor while providing the community with much-needed housing and gathering spaces on the border of UCLA’s campus. Following conversations with the client and community activists, LOHA developed a scheme that responds to the considerations of the established neighborhood, the client’s extensive program requirements, and the unique, wedge-shaped site.

 First Floor Plan

一层平面图

通过将建筑物分成两部分，LOHA能够有效地将结构的整体聚集与现有的景观结合起来，为公寓提供风的交叉通风，并确定一条清晰的循环路径。建筑物的体积向下移动沿街道的自然倾斜，并达到他们的最低高度正对面的中立的现代主义地标，从而呼应和放大了开明的地点战略的这位高调的邻居。

By splitting the building into two volumes, LOHA was able to efficiently integrate the structure’s overall massing with the existing landscape, provide wind cross- ventilation to the apartments, and define a clear circulation path through the property. The building’s volumes shift downward along the street’s natural incline and reach their lowest height directly across from Neutra’s modernist landmark, thereby echoing and amplifying the enlightened site strategies of this high-profile neighbor.

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继续LOHA的努力，为密集的城市发展增加绿色空间，这座建筑包含了各个层次的景观屋顶露台，为学生创造了诱人的户外区域。通过退一步，LOHA创建了从每一层到屋顶甲板或庭院空间的通道，提供了重要的聚会和社区建设场所。这种从街道水平到屋顶的公共空间的连续梯田形成了一个强大的城市和建筑姿态，提供了一个多层次的连接，无论是在建筑物内和向周围的社区。

Continuing LOHA’s efforts to add green spaces into dense, urban developments, the building incorporates landscaped roof terraces at various levels, creating inviting outdoor areas for students. By stepping back the form, LOHA created access from each floor level to either a roof deck or a courtyard space, providing vital gathering and community-building venues. This continuous terracing of communal space from the street level to the roof results in a powerful urban and architectural gesture that offers a multi-layered connection both within the building and out towards the surrounding community.

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Loha的材料选择的建筑围护结构的固体，穿孔，和肋白色金属面板投射的振动嵌入在项目的形式，编程，和功能。水泥板涂上了八层绿色，形成了一种渐变效应，使建筑物的基础更加坚实，结构与天空相接时变得更加明亮。绿色划定建筑形式的切口，表示流通和聚集空间的空隙。

LOHA’s material choices for the building envelope of solid, perforated, and ribbed white metal panels project the vibrancy embedded within the project’s form, programming, and functions. Cement board painted in eight green-hued layers creates a gradient effect that grounds the building’s base and lightens as the structure meets the sky. The green delineates cuts in the building’s form, indicating voids for circulation and gathering spaces.

 Fifth Floor Plan

五层平面图

熔覆系统模糊了人行道和建筑质量之间的界限，产生了波纹阴影和光线的动画效果，破坏了墙壁表面的规模。

The cladding system blurs the boundary between the sidewalk and the building mass, creating an animated effect of rippling shadow and light that breaks up the scale of the wall surfaces.

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该项目是LOHA持续致力于解决和提升具有挑战性的城市条件的一部分。在这里，LOHA拥抱了独特的地形，一个山坡遗址，建造了一个多方面的建筑，这是一个资产，日益密集和充满活力的城市结构的韦斯特伍德。

This project is a part of LOHA’s ongoing commitment to address and elevate challenging urban conditions. Here, LOHA embraced the unique topography of a hillside site to craft a multi-faceted building that is an asset to the increasingly dense and dynamic urban fabric of Westwood.

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Architects Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects

Location Los Angeles, CA, USA

Category Dorms

Architect in Charge Lorcan O’Herlihy, FAIA

Area 55000.0 ft2

Project Year 2015

Photographs Iwan Baan