2018年5月1日 · Find out why people are flocking to sloped land sites and why you should too. Sloped land sites offer plenty of opportunity for the creative land owner...

坡地（英文：slope land），亦称坡面或斜坡面，是倾斜角大于2°的倾斜地面。 全部 陆地 表面的80％以上都属于坡地，故其为 地貌 的主要组成部分。 坡地的发展变化导致了 地貌形体 的变化。

Where would you like to site the house? What areas should be cleared and what left natural? On a sloped site will you build a walk-out, step the building down the slope, or move a lot a earth around to create a level yard with a terraced slope or retaining wall?

2024年8月10日 · Based on a consistent definition of sloping land, this study analyzed the quantitative, spatial distribution and land cover conversion characteristics of global SLU from 2000 to 2020 at multiple scales, and then we quantified the effects of global SLU on population urbanization, cultivated land protection and ecological space conservation.

Defining Slope. Slope is essentially the gradient or incline of the land. A steep slope refers to a sharp incline; a gentle slope to a slight incline. The steep, forested slopes in Figure 1.1 contrast with the gentler slope of the river’s path as it flows between them.

2021年12月28日 · With a sloped lot, you’re likely to have some beautiful views available. Not only does this mean a great view from your windows, but it also means a great view from your backyard or front porch. The slope of your lot and the views available can help you decide if a deck or patio is better for your home.

Sloped terrains are incredibly exciting as well as challenging sites for architects and architecture students to work with. They offer you the perfect opportunity to explore complex sites and engage with dynamic natural landscapes.

Building on a slope is exciting and presents a challenge in how to connect the building with the terrain. Often the most appealing answer is to have it float, rising above the vegetation to maximize views. Imagine large, open-plan living spaces with floor to ceiling glass opening out onto wrap-around terraces.

The following are seven ways to find the slope of a part of your land. 1) Use a local GIS. 2) Look at a topographic map. 3) Review an existing conditions plan. 4) Review a past land development plan. 5) Use a soils map. 6) Measure the slope yourself. 7) Hire a surveyor. 1. Use a Local GIS.

2024年3月22日 · From the complexity of the terrain to the potential for stunning views, sloped sites require a nuanced approach to architecture and landscaping. This article delves into nine essential tips for making the most of a sloped lot, blending practical advice with innovative design strategies to help you realize your vision for a unique hillside home.