架构师提供的文本描述。项目：15个乡屋式共管公寓；5个2层楼的街道单元；10个3层楼的单元，通过楼梯和一部电梯进入三楼；还有一个37个地下停车场。

Text description provided by the architects. Program: 15 Townhouse style condominium units; five 2-story units accessed at the street level, ten 3-story units accessed at the third level via stairs and an elevator and a 37 space subterranean parking garage.

设计意图：在营利性穆尔的环境中工作会创建一组特定的参数，包括编程、物理和客户/成本信息。我们的解决方案是两座四层楼的建筑与街道平行.在他们之间是一个庭院，通过隧道通过第一栋建筑，容纳共享的公共空间和流通。建筑物的简单立方体形状使更多的项目资源能够部署到各单位内部的部门关系中。将两座建筑物分开，使该部队的一半获得三面照明。联排住宅的配置还允许最大数量的单元位于上层，更容易看到和照明，而5个较低层次的单元具有夸张的天花板高度，并向相邻的室外空间开放。通过房间缩放的天窗，将天空深深地导入到单位中，从而进一步增强了上层单位的透光能力。

DESIGN INTENT: Working within the context of a for-profit MUR creates a particular set of parameters; programmatic, physical, and client/cost informed. Our solution is two 4-story buildings placed parallel to the street. Between them is a courtyard, reached via a tunnel through the first building, accommodating shared public space and circulation. The simple cubic shape of the buildings allowed for greater project resources to be deployed to the sectional relations within the units. The separation into two buildings allows half of the unit’s access to light on three sides. The townhouse configuration further allows a maximum number of units to be located on the upper levels with greater access to view and light, while the 5 lower level units have exaggerated ceiling heights and open on all sides to the adjacent outdoor spaces. Light penetration is further enhanced in the upper units via room scaled skylights that channel the sky deep into the units. 

这种垂直重叠的空间创造了复杂的光游戏，并扩大了领土感的每一个单位。空间分隔进一步加强了底特律的公共空间面向街道，同时给予第二栋建筑‘视觉所有权’的上庭院，与第一个被竹子屏风隔开。不同的大小(基于客户端标准)和外部位置通过避免单元间的重叠视图来增强隔离感，同时将视图扩展到站点以外。相反，从外表上看，他们否认了穆尔的统一倾向，给了整个建筑一个独特的身份。该建筑采用双壁结构，垂直热堆效应冷却通过多层体积，丰富的自然照明，雨水集水区和重新调配，以及环境收获的材料。

This vertical overlapping of spaces creates complex light play and enlarges the sense of territory occupied by each unit. Spatial separation is further augmented by orienting the public spaces of the Detroit facing building towards the street while giving the second building ‘visual ownership’ of the upper courtyard, separated from the first by a bamboo screen. The varying size (based on client standards) and location of the exterior enhances the sense of separation by avoiding overlapping views between units while simultaneously extending views beyond the site. Conversely from the exterior they deny the unitized tendency of MUR’s, giving the entire building a singular identity. The building utilizes double wall construction, vertical heat stack effect cooling via the multi-story volumes, abundant natural lighting, rainwater catchment and redeployment, and environmentally harvested materials.