该项目通过其与本地景观的动态关系以及将六个互锁的亭子组织成围绕中央开放庭院的 “花瓣 “的规划配置，重新诠释并扩展了玻璃房的类型。
The project reinterprets and expands on the glass house typology through its dynamic relationship to the native landscape and a plan configuration that organizes the six interlocking pavilions into “petals” around a central open courtyard.
该项目部分开凿在山坡上，其地形提供了隔热性能，同时沿着从开放到封闭、从公共到私人、从地面到地下的光谱调节内部空间。在西面的山上，夹层窗户照亮了卧室和浴室；而在东面的山下，更多的公共项目通过落地窗向周围的景观开放。
Partially excavated into a hillside, the project’s topography offers thermal insulation while modulating the interior spaces along spectrums of open to closed, public to private, above and below grade. Uphill to the west, clerestory windows illuminate the bedrooms and baths; while downhill to the east, the more public programs open to the surrounding landscape through floor-to-ceiling windows.
同样，在平面上，六个亭子的方向是为了优化不同的阳光照射和隐私水平，而悬臂式的屋顶顶棚提供了天气保护，为内部提供了被动的遮阳，以及一个戏剧性的框架，扩大了从室内到室外的过渡。
Similarly, in plan, the six pavilions are oriented to optimize varying sun exposures and levels of privacy, while the cantilevered roof canopies provide weather protection, passive shading for the interior, and a dramatic frame that expands the transition from interior to exterior.
在结构上，每个亭子都像密斯的伞形图一样运作–一个向四面开放的天蓬–下面是暴露的混凝土板。整个结构由承重窗框垂直支撑，并由隐藏着剪力墙的T型和L型核心筒横向稳定。
Structurally, each pavilion operates like a Miesian umbrella diagram—a canopy open to all sides—with an exposed concrete slab-on-grade below. The entire structure is vertically supported by load-bearing window frames and stabilized laterally by T- and L-shaped cores that conceal shear walls.
通过将浴室、储藏室和机械装置整合到这些结构核心中，该项目最大限度地提高了可用空间，并最大限度地缩小了空间。由此产生的无柱室内空间解放了室内运动，并在庭院的内部景观和外部景观之间保持清晰的视线。在努力澄清和减少建筑部件的轮廓时，我们为结构的空间繁荣找到了平衡，同时突出了景观和项目。
By consolidating the bathroom, storage, and mechanicals within these structural cores, the project maximizes usable space and minimizes poche. The resulting column-free interiors liberate interior movement and maintain clear sightlines between the internal landscape of the courtyard and the exterior landscape beyond. In striving to clarify and reduce the profile of architectural components, we find a balance for the structure’s spatial exuberance, while foregrounding the landscape and program.
Architects: NO ARCHITECTURE
Area : 326 m²
Year : 2020
Photographs :Iwan Baan
Contractors : Quadresign Inc.
Structural Engineering : Madden & Baughman Engineering, Inc.
Design Team : Dana AlMathkoor, Maria Carriero, Yan Chen, Jennifer Diep, Sbrissa Eleonora, Andrew Heid, Yawen Jin, James Kubiniec, Chung Ming Lam, Jean Lien, Naifei Liu, Alberto Andrés Silva Olivo, Jie Xie, Jialin Yuan, Daniel Zuvia
Horticultural & Ecological Consultant : Patrick Cullina Horticultural Design
Country : United States