这是一处非宗教性质的仪式空间，旨在与南下加利福尼亚沙漠的地貌与天空形成紧密对话。
A non-religious ceremony space that exists in close dialogue with the surrounding landscape and sky of the South Baja California Desert.
▼项目鸟瞰，aerial view of the project ©César Béjar
这个亲密的圆形空间半埋于沙漠地形之中，象征着与周围自然环境的深刻联结。脚下是裸露的土地，头顶为开放的天空，这种设计强化了人与大地、宇宙之间超然的精神联系。
The intimate circular enclosure sits semi-buried in the desert terrain, symbolising a relationship with the surrounding landscape. Bare earth underfoot and an open-air roof reinforce a transcendental connection to the earth and the cosmos.
▼圆形空间半埋于沙漠地形之中，circular enclosure sits semi-buried in the desert terrain ©César Béjar
▼象征着与周围自然环境的深刻联结，symbolising a relationship with the surrounding landscape ©César Béjar
▼象征着与周围自然环境的深刻联结，symbolising a relationship with the surrounding landscape ©César Béjar
建筑的形态巧妙地框定了周围的自然景观：一处半圆形开口正对远方的山脉，而穹顶之上的天空则被圆形墙体环抱，形成视觉焦点。整个空间沿东西轴线布置，使得太阳的运行轨迹得以被感知，映射出时间的流逝与沙漠光影的无尽变化。
The shape of the structure carefully frames the surrounding landscape, with a semi-circular aperture providing views out onto the mountains beyond, while the skies above are framed within the circular walls. The structure is oriented along an east-west axis, allowing the movement of the sun to reflect both the passage of time and the ever-changing light of the desert.
▼半圆形开口正对远方的山脉，a semi-circular aperture providing views out onto the mountains beyond ©César Béjar
▼映射出时间的流逝与沙漠光影的无尽变化，reflect both the passage of time and the ever-changing light of the desert ©César Béjar
▼圆形围场营造出一种静谧隐秘的氛围，circular enclosure creates a sense of seclusion ©César Béjar
▼增强了场所的仪式感，adds to the ceremonial nature of the site ©César Béjar
▼增强了场所的仪式感，adds to the ceremonial nature of the site ©César Béjar
▼空间内部几乎保持原始状态，the interior of the enclosure is left largely unadorned ©César Béjar
▼逐步揭示内部空间的长廊，the interior axis gradually reveals the space upon entry ©César Béjar
唯一的入口设置在与空间主轴呈45度角的位置，采用折线式遮挡设计，逐步揭示内部空间，营造出一种静谧隐秘的氛围，增强了场所的仪式感。空间内部几乎保持原始，仅设有一面抛光的黑曜石镜，灵感来源于墨西哥文化中沿用数百年的“texcatl”镜子——作为自我凝视与灵性占卜的象征物。
A single baffled entranceway offset by 45° from the interior axis gradually reveals the space upon entry and creates a sense of seclusion that adds to the ceremonial nature of the site. The interior of the enclosure is left largely unadorned, save for a polished obsidian mirror modelled after the traditional texcatl mirrors used for centuries in Mexican culture as objects of reflection and spiritual divination.
▼入口，entrance ©César Béjar
▼平面图，plan ©Rubén Valdez
▼西立面，West facade ©Rubén Valdez
▼东北立面，Northeast facade ©Rubén Valdez
▼剖面，section ©Rubén Valdez
▼细部，detail ©Rubén Valdez
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