重慶“鵝嶺峰”-Safdie建築事務所
Curving shades arch over terraces of Chongqing housing development by Safdie Architects
Moshe Safdie的建築事務所在重慶一座俯瞰長江的小山上設計了一套階梯式住宅。
Moshe Safdie's firm has completed a set of stepped homes on a hill overlooking the Yangtze River in Chongqing, China.
佔地42,740平方米的鵝嶺山開發項目包括126套公寓，它們分佈在中國中部城市重慶渝中半島的一座山上的三層建築中。
Safdie建築事務所為新加坡開發商城市發展有限公司（CDL）和深圳開發商萬科（Vanke）設計了住房項目。
The 42,740-square-metre Eling Hill development includes 126 apartments spread across three bands of buildings rising up a hill on the Yuzhong Peninsula, in the city in central China
Safdie Architects created the housing scheme for Singaporean developers City Developments Limited (CDL) and Shenzhen-based developers Vanke.
山頂上佇立著兩座五層樓高的圓形大廈，站在樓上可以清晰地看到嘉陵江穿過城市的美景。
在中層以下，公寓像梯田般堆放在陡坡上，隨著山坡的形狀蜿蜒。後面的高的大樓的下三層隱藏在地下。
At the summit of the hill two rounded five-storey blocks, have uninterrupted views of the river as it carves its path through the city.
Below the mid-level, apartments are stacked on terraces cut into the sloping ground, curving around the site to match the topography of the hillside. At the lowest level six seven-storey buildings are sunk three storeys deep into the hill.
每間公寓均設有室內和室外空間，私人的花園陽臺部分採用防鏽色板條遮擋。
連鎖方式的設計賦予了每座住宅很好的隱私性，同時創造出和諧而起伏的外觀。
Each apartment has a mix of indoor and outdoor space, with private balcony gardens part-shaded by swooping rust-coloured slats.
Its interlocking design gives each residences privacy whilst creating a harmonious, undulating facade.
花園、樓梯和長廊連接著場地的不同區域，加上種植的樹木和植物，營造出層疊綠化的效果。
居民還可以使用公共遊泳池和四層會館。
Gardens, stairways and promenades connect the different areas of the site, which have been planted with trees and plants to create the effect of cascading greenery.
Residents also have use of communal pools and a four-storey clubhouse.
加拿大-以色列建築師Moshe Safdie於1964年創立了他的同名建築事務所，該事務所目前正在進行的項目還有重慶萊佛士城，他們聲稱當其建成後將成為“世界上最大的水平摩天大樓”。
2016年，Safdie建築事務所在新加坡完成了一對陽臺覆蓋的塔樓，由三座天橋連接，最頂層的塔樓設有一個令人眩暈的游泳池。
攝影：ArchExist
Canadian-Israeli architect Moshe Safdie founded his eponymous firm in 1964. Safdie Architects is currently building the Raffles City Chongqing, which they claim will be the "largest horizontal skyscraper in the world" when complete.
In 2016 Safdie Architects completed a pair of balcony-covered towers in Singapore connected by three sky bridges, the topmost one featuring a vertiginous swimming pool.
Photography by ArchExist.
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