西雅图仓库屋顶的“天空牧场”

建筑师提供的文字说明。城市中存在数百万平方英尺的仓库屋顶，主要由鸽子和机械单元占据。在西雅图，许多仓库靠近水道，有美丽的地域景观。这个小的城市住宅示范了当在这些被遗忘的风景中寻找新的机会时是可能的。

Text description provided by the architects. Millions of square feet of warehouse roofs exist in cities, occupied primarily by pigeons and mechanical units. In Seattle, many warehouses are near waterways with beautiful territorial views. This small, urban residence exemplifies what is possible when looking at these forgotten landscapes as new opportunities.

Text description provided by the architects. Millions of square feet of warehouse roofs exist in cities, occupied primarily by pigeons and mechanical units. In Seattle, many warehouses are near waterways with beautiful territorial views. This small, urban residence exemplifies what is possible when looking at these forgotten landscapes as new opportunities.

© Benjamin Benschneider

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天空牧场是一个小看门人的单位-只有20英尺宽40英尺长-俯瞰一个活跃的码头在一个工作的滨水。它坐落在一个比足球场更大的仓库上，靠近大楼的边缘，可以对下面的码头和水路进行监控，同时还可以看到奥林匹克山脉以外的景色。

Sky Ranch is a small caretaker’s unit—only 20-feet wide by 40-feet long—overlooking an active marina on a working waterfront. Perched on top of a warehouse bigger than a football field, the unit is close to the building’s edge to provide oversight of the marina and waterway below, while taking advantage of sweeping views of the Olympic Mountain range beyond.

Sky Ranch is a small caretaker’s unit—only 20-feet wide by 40-feet long—overlooking an active marina on a working waterfront. Perched on top of a warehouse bigger than a football field, the unit is close to the building’s edge to provide oversight of the marina and waterway below, while taking advantage of sweeping views of the Olympic Mountain range beyond.

© Benjamin Benschneider

本杰明·本施奈德

Floor plan

© Benjamin Benschneider

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这个独特的空间提供了一个机会，让我们重新想象人们如何在无处不在的工业结构的规模往往会切断这种关系的区域内，重新连接到水里。许多城市滨水区都有类似的工业仓库，即使在工业化环境下，也有机会将人们与工作的水道重新连接起来。

This unique space provides an opportunity to re-imagine how people can reconnect to the water in zones where the scale of the ubiquitous industrial structures tends to sever that relationship. With similar industrial warehouses lining many urban waterfronts, there exists a chance to reconnect people with working waterways even in industrialized settings.

This unique space provides an opportunity to re-imagine how people can reconnect to the water in zones where the scale of the ubiquitous industrial structures tends to sever that relationship. With similar industrial warehouses lining many urban waterfronts, there exists a chance to reconnect people with working waterways even in industrialized settings.

© Benjamin Benschneider

本杰明·本施奈德