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这座由南非工作室SAOTA设计的新住宅位于克利夫顿（Kifof Road），沿着狮头山（Lion’s Head）的西坡蜿蜒而行，位于风力密集的克利夫顿（Clifton）郊区。 Accessed from Kloof Road, which winds along the western slopes of Lion’s Head, this new residence designed by South Africa-based studio SAOTA rises in the wind-protected suburb of Clifton. 该项目需要处理的第一个方面是必须挖掘以适应结构的陡坡。住宅沿着山的一侧错落有别的布置，上层的私人楼层得到了适当的遮挡，既不可见也不受街道噪音的干扰。 The first aspect of the project that required addressing was the steep slope that would have to be excavated to accommodate the structure. The home was conceived as an arrangement of staggered blocks that rise along the side of the mountain, with the upper, private levels becoming appropriately shielded from both visibility and street-level noise. 
该项目负责人、南非建筑公司SAOTA的建筑师Phillippe Fouche表示，设计的概念是恢复自然景观的品质。建筑的下部是一个独立的公寓，表达为一个沉重的石头基座，它格宾墙的外部和黑色染色橡木的内部，百叶窗外的混凝土反射出山坡上的岩层。上层是一个过渡空间，表现为一个绿色平台和烧烤区域。住宅的所有楼层都通过一个木楼梯连接起来，就像一条折叠的丝带，随着楼梯的升起，楼梯色调逐渐变淡。 “The conceptual approach to the design was to reinstate the qualities of a natural landscape,” says architect Phillippe Fouché of South African architectural firm SAOTA, who lead the project. The lower part of the building, an independent apartment, is then expressed as ‘a heavy stone plinth’, its gabion-walled exterior and cocooning interior of dark-stained oak and off shutter concrete reflecting the strata of the mountainside out of which they emerge. On top of this is a transitional space that is expressed as a green terrace and braai area. All levels of the house are connected via a sculptural timber staircase, like a folded ribbon that, gradually lightens in tone as it rises. 
这一层的混凝土天花板，用粗糙的锯木板做成百叶窗，突出了它的原始质感。这种对自然材料的强调也可以在这个空间的木地板和木材覆盖的厨房中看到。 The concrete ceiling of this level, shuttered with rough |
