架构师提供的文本描述。为一对活跃的夫妇设计的度假别墅，隐谷庆祝大自然的精心选址，强调室内/室外生活，并结合可持续的设计要素。这座预制屋坐落在犹他州莫阿布干旱的沙漠中，一处空旷的、占地一百英亩的地方，周围是红色的岩层和悬崖。双卧室两浴结构由五个内部模块和七个甲板模块组成。

Text description provided by the architects. Designed for an active couple as a vacation home, Hidden Valley celebrates nature in its careful siting, emphasis on indoor/outdoor living, and integration of sustainable design elements. The prefab house sits on an open, hundred-acre site punctuated by red rock formations and cliffs in the arid desert of Moab, Utah. The two-bedroom, two-bath structure is comprised of five interior modules and seven deck modules.

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家庭的设计融合了室内和室外的生活空间，有宽敞的甲板，从地板到天花板的窗户，还有一个开放式的设计方案。主通道绕着房屋坚固的、金属包覆的一侧，揭示了前面入口甲板的开口，从水池的另一端可以看到一个高大的巨石编队。主房子的主轴线沿岩壁运行，形成引人注目的景观。窗户和滑动玻璃门的三面，这间大房间的景色从南面(俯瞰岩石悬崖)到西边(红色岩石巨石组)，最后是远处积雪覆盖的山脉的北面景色。客房配有健身房，一边可以看到巨石的形成，另一边可以看到山脉。

The design of the home blends indoor and outdoor living spaces, with expansive decks, floor-to-ceiling windows, and an open plan. The main approach winds around the solid, metal-clad side of the home, revealing the opening of the front entry deck with a broad view across the pool to a tall boulder formation. The primary axis of the main house runs along a rock ledge, creating dramatic views out over the landscape. With three full sides of windows and sliding glass doors, the views in the great room proceed from southern (looking out over the rock ledge) to western (red rock boulder formations), and finally to the northern views of snow-capped mountains in the distance. The guest wing with an exercise room opens up to views of the boulder formations on one side and the mountains on the other.

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这所房子几乎全部是在MarmolRadziner预制厂生产的。预制钢梁和龙骨焊接在一起，以创造地板和屋顶框架。然后，将预剪柱连接到楼板框架上，然后将屋顶框架放置在柱的顶部。随后，安装了结构绝缘板(SIPS)，形成了地下结构和屋顶结构。一旦钢框架被设置，内墙框架，管道，以及电气和机械部件都完成了。最后，安装了门窗、内饰和外部饰面、内置的案例工作、电器和固定装置。

The house was produced almost entirely in the Marmol Radziner Prefab factory. Precut steel beams and joists were welded together to create the floor and roof frames. Next, the precut columns were attached to the floor frame and the roof frame was then placed on top of the columns. Subsequently, structurally insulated panels (SIPs) that create the sub-floor and roof structures were installed. Once the steel frame was set, the interior wall framing, plumbing, and electrical and mechanical components were completed. Finally, the windows and doors, interior and exterior finishes, built-in casework, appliances, and fixtures were installed.

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然后用平板卡车将这些模块运到工地，然后用起重机将其抬到地基上。然后将这些模块连接在一起，焊接到基础上，成为一个永久性的结构。最后，家庭连接到现场基础设施，在预先确定的连接接头，并修补沿着线路的模块相交。

The modules were then shipped to the site on flatbed trucks and lifted on to the foundation with a crane. The modules were then bolted together and welded to the foundation to become a permanent structure. Finally, the home was connected to the site infrastructure, at pre-determined hook-up joints, and patched along the lines where the modules meet.

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隐蔽谷使用可持续的材料和系统，以尽量减少对环境的影响，无论是在创造还是在功能上。为了减少能源消耗，在家里的地板和天花板上啜饮可以提供更好的绝缘。地热系统利用地球来加热和冷却家庭，而太阳能电池板则从太阳中汲取能量。模块化结构使工厂的生产最大化，从而最大限度地减少由于精确切割而产生的建筑废物，以及过剩材料的再利用和再循环能力。

Hidden Valley uses sustainable materials and systems to minimize the environmental impact home, both in its creation and in its function. To reduce energy consumption, SIPS in the home’s floor and ceilings provide superior insulation. Geothermal systems use the earth to heat and cool the home, while solar panels draw energy from the sun. Modular construction maximizes factory production, thereby minimizing construction waste due to precise cutting and the ability the reuse and recycle of excess materials.

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工厂生产也集中了行业，这减少了车辆从交通到建筑工地的排放。这对于偏远的隐谷地区尤为重要，在那里，不让建筑工作人员每天开车前往家园，而是有15辆卡车在两天内运送了完工的房屋。家庭的回收钢框架承诺长期耐久自然元素，如白蚁和霉菌，而不需要化学处理。家庭使用其他绿色材料，包括FSC认证的木材，低VOC绿色密封漆，和能源之星电器.

Factory production also centralizes trades, which reduces vehicular emissions from travel to construction sites. This is particularly important for the remote location of Hidden Valley, where instead of having the construction staff drive to the home site every day, fifteen trucks delivered the completed home over two days. The home’s recycled steel frame promises long-term endurance against natural elements, such as termites, and mold without requiring chemical treatments. The home employs other green materials, including FSC-certified wood, low VOC Green Seal paint, and Energy Star appliances.