Let time accumulate value, let the future remember nostalgia When cities are rapidly changing, we choose to redefine rural homestays with a "century old mindset" - not chasing short-term trends, but using sustainable design, eco-friendly concepts, and cultural heritage to create an ideal village that is "still alive in the future". According to the geographical, cultural, climate and other regional characteristics of Linhai Tea Field in bathing pool, the principle of combining economic benefits, environmental benefits and social benefits should be emphasized. Based on the harmony between man and nature, the relationship between man, architecture and nature should be emphasized to create an ideal village for leisure and vacation. The unique "wild luxury ecological" style hot spring resort hotel should be designed. Wild luxury is not scarce in hardware, but in experience.
Every old tree, every tea garden, and every stone here is more qualified than us to determine the future scene here; The chief designer Cao Wei has always emphasized the importance of respecting nature, the topography and climate laws of the site, and achieving a dialogue between architecture and the environment with minimal intervention. In the initial planning stage of the project, we reached a consensus with the owner to adhere to the principle of not destroying existing ancient trees, allowing buildings to make way for them, and adhering to the nature based ecological concept and the sustainability of nature. We believe that true sustainable design is not about "integrating nature into buildings", but about allowing buildings to grow humbly in nature. The spatial planning concept centered around ancient trees is the "one tree, one courtyard" courtyard layout design: Some individual building layouts revolve around a native ancient tree, with the canopy becoming a natural roof. The building layout retreats into the courtyard area, further introducing natural light into the interior.
Layered buildings that conform to the mountain terrain, making every household a 'collector of scenery'. Lift the building with pile foundations, minimize ground excavation, ensure free respiration of ancient tree roots, maintain soil and water circulation, and form mountain wind channels and biological corridors. When building homestays in mountainous areas, we are not conquerors who cut mountains and fill valleys, but rather allow buildings to grow naturally from the slopes like ancient cedars. By using a stepped overhead and three-dimensional drainage system, the symbiosis between the building and the terrain is achieved, while ensuring that each household has unobstructed landscape views.
Natural style homestay architecture | Poetic dialogue between materials and space. The philosophy of coexistence between century old rural areas and building materials weaves together a breathing house with the weight of rough stones, the lightness of aluminum plates, and the memory of old stone slabs Refusing to use cutting machines for decoration, each stone retains its natural cracking surface during mining, and is stacked using traditional "dry masonry" methods. LOW-E glass blurs the indoor and outdoor boundaries, which is also a strategy to maximize the landscape. The old stone steps are like the annual rings of time, with a gap of about 10 centimeters from the edge of the building, allowing the corners of the building to breathe. The ecological paving and plant integration make the expression of plants natural. The pineapple lattice corridor blinds dance with light, carving the shape of time with the breath of wood; The wild growth of welcoming spring and the swaying fine leaved grass on the Maoshi Scenic Wall allow people to see the flow of vitality and resonance with the architectural space.
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