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Hanging Gardens sits on 5338 Highland Road in Minnetonka, a lot once seen as difficult but reimagined by JMAD as a chance to harmonize with the land. The wooded site, dotted with mature trees, isn’t a constraint but a foundation—architects weave the home into the existing landscape, letting the dense greenery become an integral part of the dwelling’s identity, turning a "challenge" into a unique natural advantage.

Hanging Gardens 位于明尼通卡 5338 號(hào)高地路，這塊場(chǎng)地曾被視為棘手之地，但 JMAD 將其重新構(gòu)想為與土地和諧共生的機(jī)遇。這片樹(shù)木繁茂、遍布成熟喬木的場(chǎng)地并非限制，而是設(shè)計(jì)基礎(chǔ) —— 建筑師將住宅融入現(xiàn)有景觀，讓濃郁綠意成為住宅身份的有機(jī)部分，將 “挑戰(zhàn)” 轉(zhuǎn)化為獨(dú)特的自然優(yōu)勢(shì)。

The design includes a convenient turn-around drive and a dignified main house with a tucked-under garage. It also reserves space for two additional structures: an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) and a detached garage. Every functional layout considers the surrounding trees—spaces are arranged to avoid disrupting the existing vegetation, ensuring daily life coexists with nature, and practicality never comes at the cost of the woodland scenery.

設(shè)計(jì)包含便捷的回轉(zhuǎn)車道與帶有地下車庫(kù)的端莊主宅，還預(yù)留空間建造兩棟附屬建筑：一套附屬住宅（ADU）與一座獨(dú)立車庫(kù)。每項(xiàng)功能布局都考量周邊樹(shù)木 —— 空間排布避免破壞現(xiàn)有植被，確保日常生活與自然共生，實(shí)用性從不以犧牲林地景致為代價(jià)。

At the core of Hanging Gardens is a strong biophilic concept, aiming to let residents "become part of nature and feel in their own oasis." Plants grow on multiple levels: some climb along the house walls, others fill terraces, and still more surround courtyards. This vertical greenery isn’t just decoration—it wraps the home in nature, making every glance out a view of lush foliage.

Hanging Gardens 的核心是濃厚的生物親和理念，旨在讓居住者 “成為自然的一部分，仿佛置身專屬綠洲”。植物在多個(gè)層級(jí)生長(zhǎng)：有的沿住宅墻面攀爬，有的鋪滿露臺(tái)，還有的環(huán)繞庭院。這種立體綠植并非單純裝飾 —— 它將住宅包裹在自然中，讓每一次向外眺望都是滿目蔥郁。

Terraces and courtyards are carefully placed to capture views through the woods to Wing Lake. Imagine morning coffee on the terrace: sunlight filters through tree canopies, dappling the floor, while the distant lake shimmers between branches. Evenings bring the rustle of leaves and bird calls—these outdoor spaces aren’t just extensions of the home, but stages for daily interactions with nature.

露臺(tái)與庭院經(jīng)過(guò)精心選址，可透過(guò)樹(shù)林眺望 WING 湖。試想在露臺(tái)享用晨間咖啡：陽(yáng)光穿過(guò)樹(shù)冠，在地面灑下斑駁光影，遠(yuǎn)處湖面在樹(shù)枝間閃爍。夜晚傳來(lái)樹(shù)葉沙沙聲與鳥(niǎo)鳴 —— 這些戶外空間不僅是住宅的延伸，更是日常與自然互動(dòng)的舞臺(tái)。

Surrounded by trees and plants, the home becomes a "private world" for residents. After a busy day, stepping into this woodland retreat washes away stress—breathing in fresh, tree-scented air, listening to the forest’s sounds, and feeling the calm of nature. It’s more than a house; it’s an emotional haven that connects people to the earth, fulfilling the deep human desire to live with nature.

在樹(shù)木與植物的環(huán)繞下，住宅成為居住者的 “私人世界”。忙碌一天后，踏入這片林地居所，壓力隨之消散 —— 呼吸著帶有樹(shù)木清香的新鮮空氣，聆聽(tīng)森林聲響，感受自然的靜謐。它不止是一棟房子，更是連接人與土地的情感港灣，滿足人類與自然共生的深層渴望。

編輯：夏邊際

撰文：豆寶寶

校改：吳一仁

編排：布忠耀

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