Salame 住宅酒店位于黎巴嫩Faqra崎岖的山区，海拔2700米。我们的简介是创造一个家庭度假环境，捕捉山脉的美丽，提供充足的休息和放松的机会，并允许偶尔的社交聚会。我们从建筑师的花岗岩和木材表现的二元性中获得灵感，创造了两个互补的放松和娱乐空间，将形式主义与有机和黑色，硬花岗岩与柔和的绿色轮廓形成对比。我们致力于雕刻和提升水平，构筑和隐藏意见，提供一个悬浮在云层和山顶之间的避风港。我们将花岗岩基地从公寓前面延伸出来，以不妥协的态度创造出主要的聚会空间。然后，我们将整个区域用周边水域特征进行封闭，为该地区提供安全的边界，并在山峰中悬挂游泳区。无边缘画一条水平线，反映了山峰和日落。两个雕塑橡木完成了空间。从花岗岩基地雕刻出来的淋浴和更衣室设施消失在水面之内的狭窄楼梯上。在房屋的后方，我们在山顶上创建了一个草地凹陷区域，以提供一个安全，沉没的花园与家人和朋友进行非正式娱乐和放松。它的表现是有机的，与前台的形式主义相反。由于网站的陡峭性质;几乎1：1的坡度梯度;需要提供一个安全可用的空间，对自然景观的影响最小是主要的挑战。我们对极端温度的反应，广泛使用固体天然材料和高品质，详细的当地工艺，这也使我们能够实现我们正在寻求的形式的极简单化

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The Salame Residence is situated in rugged mountainous terrain of Faqra, Lebanon, 2700m above sea-level. Our brief was to create a family holiday environment that captures the beauty of the mountain ranges beyond, provides ample opportunity for rest and relaxation, and allows for occasional social gatherings.We took inspiration from the architect’s duality of expression in granite and wood, creating two complementary relaxation and entertainment spaces, which contrasted formalism with organic, and dark, hard granite with soft green contours. Carving and elevating levels, framing and concealing views, we strove to provide a haven that floats amongst fields of clouds and mountain summits.We extended the granite base out from the front of the residence to create the main gathering space with uncompromising views. We then enclosed the entire area with a peripheral water feature to give a safe boundary to the site and a swimming zone suspended amongst mountain peaks. The infinity edge draws a horizontal line that mirrors mountain peaks and sunsets. Two sculptural oaks complete the space. Access to showers and changing room facilities, literally carved out of the granite base, disappears down a narrow staircase within the span of water.To the rear of the house, we created a grass concave area in the hilltop to provide a safe, sunken garden for informal entertainment and relaxation with family and friends. Its expression is organic, in contrast to the formalism of the front terrace.Due to the steep nature of the site; an almost 1:1 slope gradient; the need to provide a safe, usable space with minimal impact on the natural landscape was the main challenge. We responded to temperature extremes with an extensive use of solid natural materials and high quality, detailed local craftsmanship, which also allowed us to achieve the extreme simplicity of forms we were seeking.