Sundial House is a concrete Santa Fe home completed in 2017 by American studio Specht Architects. This ridgetop house in Santa Fe is organized around two perpendicular board-formed concrete walls. The walls are an element of continuity, linking interior and exterior spaces and the landscape beyond. A narrow skylight runs the entire 125’ length of one of the walls, casting changing shadows on the rough concrete over the span of the day.

日晷屋是美国Specht建筑事务所于2017年建成的一座混凝土圣达菲住宅。这座位于圣达菲的山脊屋由两面垂直板组成的混凝土墙组成.墙壁是一个连续性的元素，连接内部和外部空间和景观以外。一个狭窄的天窗贯穿着其中一堵墙的整个125英尺长，在一天的时间里，在粗糙的混凝土上投下了变化的阴影。

The front of the house is set deeply into the earth. You enter through a recessed courtyard and into a cool, private vestibule. An opening cut into one of the concrete walls then leads you into the main body of the house, where panoramic views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains are revealed. Although there are large expanses of glass, they are all deeply shaded by cantilevered roof forms that create porches around the perimeter.

房子的正面深深地陷进了土里。你进入一个凹进的庭院，进入一个凉爽的，私人的前厅。一条通往混凝土墙的洞口将你引向房子的主体，在那里可以看到圣克里斯托山脉的全景。虽然有很大的玻璃，他们都是深深的阴影悬臂屋顶形式，创造了周围的门廊。

The house enhances a feeling of connection to the site, both physically, and temporally, and provides a true sense of shelter.

房子增强了与现场的连接感，无论是在物理上还是在时间上，并提供了一种真正的住所感。

Architect: Specht Architects Project: Sundial House Landscape Architect: James David Interior Design: Norine Hayes Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Photographer: Taggart Sorensen

建筑师：Specht建筑项目：日晷屋景观设计师：James David室内设计：Norine Hayes位置：新墨西哥州圣塔菲，美国摄影师：Taggart Sorensen