架构师提供的文本描述。该遗址位于神户山坡上一个典型的发达地区。由于地形条件决定了风向、充足的阳光和植被等因素，我们认为重要的是要构思一种采光、通风等自然环境的建筑，并使其成为接近地形的空间构图，从而对环境产生良好的影响。

Text description provided by the architects. The site is located in a typically developed area along the slopes of Kobe. The slope was scraped off, but the terrain still shows that character.Since the geographical condition has decided factors like wind direction, abundant sunlight, and vegetation, we thought it is important to conceive an architecture that receives and enjoys the natural environment such as daylighting and ventilation, and also give good effect to the ambience by making it a space composition close to the terrain.

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 First floor plan

一楼平面图

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此外，我们还思考了人类将如何居住在这个建筑中，这种建筑用斜坡来恢复环境，包括周围的环境。因此，我们的目标是一个客户可以真正“住在斜坡上”的空间，在那里，内部与外部和谐地继续，同时在两者之间来回移动。

Moreover, we thought about how human beings will inhabit this architecture; which restores the environment with the slope including the surroundings. Hence, we aimed at a space where the client could literally “live on the slope”, where the inside harmoniously continues with the outside, while moving back and forth between the two.

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为了使这两个要素兼容，我们面临的问题是如何自由地安排跨楼层的空间，如何对上下层的移动进行仲裁。

In order to make these two elements compatible, we were faced with the issue of how to freely arrange the space across the floor, how to arbitrate the shift of the upper and lower floor.

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我们决定用拱门层压墙，通过接受来自上面的金字塔形状的力，成功地组织在上下层之间移动结构的计划。

We decided to lay down walls laminated with arches that successfully organizes the plan of shifting the structure between the upper and lower level, by receiving the force from above in a pyramidal shape.

因此，空间构图由前向后变化，将墙壁像罗马式外墙连接起来。这使得建筑不抵抗动态性，而是允许自由空间堆叠。

Accordingly, the space composition changes from the front to the back, by connecting the walls like a Romanesque façade. This makes the architecture not resist the dynamics, but allow free space stacking.

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通过对这一建筑的构思和实践，我们希望能为我们展示一种采用带有斜坡的地形和顺从地体现居住在斜坡上的丰富性的方法的范例。

Through the conception and practice of this architecture, we hope to show an example of a way to adopt the terrain with slopes and to embody the richness of living in slopes obediently.

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Architects Tomohiro Hata Architect and Associates

Location Kobe, Japan

Lead Architect Tomohiro Hata

Area 119.15 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Toshiyuki Yano

Category Houses Interiors

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