架构师提供的文本描述。位于平福的L屋是北海道Niseko的私人度假住宅。在史前时期确定地形的峭壁之后，该遗址是一个陡峭的斜坡，可以俯瞰Yotei山。尽管位于离房屋不远的斜坡上，但这里的地面条件变化如此之大，以致于挖掘这座山会导致巨大的加筋挡土墙，从而导致成本的大幅增加。为了应对这些限制，并为了利用网站的景观，我们建议在树中建一座房子。

Text description provided by the architects. The L House in Hirafu is a private holiday residence in Niseko, Hokkaido. Following the escarpment that defined the topography in prehistoric times, the site is a steep slope with un-compromised views of Mount Yotei. Despite being located not far from the House on the Slopes, the ground conditions here vary so drastically that excavating the mountain would lead to massive reinforced retaining walls and hence a prohibitive increase in cost. In response to such constraints and in order to exploit the site’s view, we proposed a house in the trees.

 Courtesy of Florian Busch Architects

弗洛里安·布施建筑师的礼遇

当地形发生变化，垂直滑行，形成令人叹为观止的悬崖峭壁时，L楼被分割并水平移动，这是一种简单的姿态，在建筑物向上移动时，打开了空间和视野。

Where the topography shifted and slid vertically creating the escarpment with its stunning views, the L House is split and shifted horizontally, a simple gesture that opens up space and views as the building seems to move up the slope.

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就像建筑物本身一样，内部布局也很简单：进入较高空间的悬垂之下，楼梯沿着较低层的后墙移动，在上层出现“旋转”，使得体积的变化可以看到，就好像有人已经爬上了向Yotei山的斜坡一样。

Like the building itself, the internal layout is kept in simplicity: Entering below the overhang of the upper volume, a staircase moves along the rear wall of the lower level to come out ‘rotated’ in the upper level, rendering the shift of the volumes visible as if one had climbed the slope towards Mount Yotei.

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广阔的居住和厨房区域延伸到露台(较低音量的屋顶)和一个露天浴缸。私人的睡眠和浴场在较低的层次上，这是足够高的享受峡谷的广阔视野，坐落在悬崖下和山脚下的Yotei山。

The wide living and kitchen area extends onto a terrace (the roof of the lower volume) with an open air bath. The private sleeping and bathing areas are in the lower level which is just high enough to enjoy wide views of the valley lying under the escarpment and at the foot of Mount Yotei.