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架构师提供的文本描述。2011年底，一对年轻夫妇来到我们的公司，问我们是否能帮助评估在一个树木茂密的东田纳西州的多岩石遗址上一起建造他们的第一栋房子的可行性。主要的用地限制是以苔藓覆盖的岩石露头的形式，散布在树木茂密的山坡上。

Text description provided by the architects. A young couple approached our firm in late 2011 asking if we would help evaluate the feasibility of building their first home together on a rocky, heavily wooded East Tennessee site.  The primary site constraints were clearly visible in the form of moss covered rock outcroppings scattered throughout the wooded hillside.

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最初的概念设计工作集中在各种选择上，这些选项限制了对网站的影响，同时也利用了这种崎岖景观带来的独特机遇。早期的方案是狭窄和线性的，围绕着岩石露头，并遵循场地的轮廓，以努力限制从前到后的高程变化。

Initial conceptual design efforts focused on options which limited the impact on the site while taking advantage of the unique opportunities presented by this rugged landscape.  Early schemes were narrow and linear, weaving around the rock outcroppings and following the site’s contours in an effort to limit the elevation change from front to back.

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这一地点还提供了一系列框架景观，将房屋与眼前的景观(岩石露头)和远处的景观(霍斯顿河和山脉)连接起来。随着设计的发展，码头基础的选择也得到了探索，使建筑物的部分得以高耸在景观之上，以限制场地的影响，并利用自然坡度。为了最大限度地获取建筑物三个主要区域的景观，公共空间与原始线性形式脱节，在这些主要形式之间创造了“狗步”条件。

This siting also allowed for a series of framed views connecting the house to both the immediate landscape (rock outcroppings) and distant landscape (the Holston River and the mountains).  As the design developed pier footing options were explored which allowed portions of the building to be elevated above the landscape to limit the site impact and take advantage of the natural slope of the site.  In order to maximize the access to views from the building’s three main zones the public space was dislocated from the primary linear form creating a “dogtrot” condition between these primary forms.

主要的公共和私人空间延伸到桥墩上的景观之上，使下面的岩石露头保持原样，同时将公共空间放置在树冠内，朝向远处的河流和更远处的山脉。

The primary public and private spaces were extended out over the landscape on piers which allowed rock outcroppings below to remain intact while placing the public space within the tree canopy oriented towards distant views to the river and mountains beyond.

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在形式和物质性方面，门式刚墙的金属包层是对附近土木结构的一种认可，雪松皮覆盖了建筑在茂密的雪松林内的三个主要体积，混凝土基座在斜坡上建立了一个新的基准面，成为下面连续的岩石景观的延伸。

In terms of form and materiality the gabled metal clad wrapper is a nod to nearby vernacular structures, the cedar skin cladding the three primary volumes appropriate to the building’s siting within a dense cedar forest.  The concrete plinth establishes a new datum above the sloping site and becomes an extension of the continuous rocky landscape underneath.

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Architects Sanders Pace Architecture

Location Mascot, United States

Category Houses

Design Team Brandon F. Pace, AIA LEED AP (Principal in Charge), Michael A. Davis LEED AP, Daniel A. Jones

Area 3470.0 sqm

Project Year 2013

Photographs Bruce Cole Photography