在蒙特刊尔1967年国际博览会上,加拿人著名建筑师赛弗第和他的合作者戴维(David)、巴洛特(Barot)、包尔法(Boulva)设计的住宅轰动一时。这座小山似的住宅建在蒙特利尔的马盖·比埃河岸上。设计者企图使居住者在人口密集的情况下仍然有着舒适的生活环境,身居闹市而仍然如处郊区,每个家庭都能享受到新鲜的空气、充足的阳光和宅前绿化的乐趣。设计者把各种不同户型累叠在一起而形成一座小山丘,高12层。倾斜的和水平的道路构成一个三度空间的内部交 At the 1967 international expo in Monterrey, the house designed by the famous Canadian architect Safir and his collaborators David, Barot, and Boulva made a sensation. This hill-like residence was built on the banks of the Magai Bea River in Montreal. Designers try to make the occupants still have a comfortable living environment under dense population conditions. They live in downtown and still live in the suburbs. Each family can enjoy fresh air, plenty of sunshine, and fun in front of houses. Designers stack up a variety of different types of units to form a hill, 12 floors high. Tilted and horizontal roads constitute a three-dimensional internal intersection