Hiwell & Greentown Moon Wind

This case starts from the urban heritage, draws on the rich natural landscape of the region, extracts the intangible cultural heritage of lantern and paper umbrella culture, folding fan culture, and uses fan-shaped layout techniques to integrate local culture and art, and endows spatial culture with thematic characteristics of integration with life. The living hall is guided by lantern folding lines, formed on multiple sides, and continues the design technique of building folding. Using the "folded" art space as the language of interior design.
Fully tapping into the characteristics of the field, the hall stretches out, and the curved walls continue to extend, breaking through the rigid spatial construction with their rich degrees of freedom. The walls have a gradually changing orange background layer by layer, and the metal color of the perforated panel on the top reflects the allure of light. Space and nature, precipitation and agility, and physics and sensibility interact here, presenting the poetic nature of materials in architecture. The balance between light, shadow, virtuality, and reality is balanced.
By combining the interrelationship between urban culture and the site environment, and balancing the colors and textures of the reading area, a delicate texture is introduced to give the space a unique facade expression. It can provide a multi-dimensional depiction of the living scenes of modern young people, with a composite function of cultural and creative markets and salon gatherings; Our lives, as pursued by young people, are limited edition places of spiritual freedom that align with local characteristics and values.
Taking inspiration from the constantly evolving concept of local aesthetics, advocating the interweaving of natural culture and artistic context, creating a new model of urban life, and constructing a perfect imagination of the integration of humanistic life and natural experience.