架构师提供的文本描述。这个项目是新斯科舍大西洋沿岸一大片455英亩土地的一系列项目中的第一个。这纯粹的盒子在景观中是危险的栖息在一个基岩悬崖上，以提高一个人的经验，通过眩晕和漂浮在海上的感觉。这一战略的特点是大楼的第五高度-它的“肚子”。

Text description provided by the architects. This project is the first of a series of projects for a large 455 acre site on Nova Scotia's Atlantic coast. This pure box in the landscape is precariously perched off a bedrock cliff to heighten one's experience of the landscape through a sense of vertigo and a sense of floating on the sea. This strategy features the building's fifth elevation - its 'belly'.

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C.格雷格·理查森

这座面积不大的960平方英尺的小木屋是一处乡间静修之所。它的主要水平(16x44)包含一个伟大的房间与北内阁墙，以及一个服务核心。开放的阁楼(16x16)是一种睡觉的栖木。一个大的朝南甲板允许内部舞台通过大窗户向外流动。这是一个普通的，负担得起的小木屋，作为一个可重复的原型。一个巨大的镀锌钢上层建筑把它锚定在悬崖上。一个轻钢的内骨架形成了主要的结构表现在内部。信封是一个简单的扁平框，是覆盖在雪松船。

This modest 960 square foot cabin functions as a rustic retreat. Its main level (16x44) contains a great room with a north cabinet wall, along with a service core. The open loft (16x16) is a sleeping perch. A large south-facing deck allows the interior stage to flow outward through the large windows. This is a modest, affordable cabin that is intended as a repeatable prototype. A large, galvanized, steel superstructure anchors it to the cliff. A light steel endoskeleton forms the primary structure expressed on the interior. The envelope is a simple flat form framed box, which is clad in cedar shiplap.

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