Baoding Haval City Life House

The iconic animation masterpiece City in the Sky from 1986, directed by Hayao Miyazaki, served as the design inspiration for Baoding Haval City Life House. Designers in this project focus on sculpting the impression of suspension of space while creating a spectacular narrative setting to immerse viewers in a surreal novel world.
The bottom of the facade is covered in mirror stainless steel, which gives the impression that the entire structure is hovering in the air and rising gently while softly creating a potent space aura using only the power of the earth.
There should be a river in the center of the sky city. The structure flips the room around and creates a river that flows through the sky by using mirror-coated steel corrugated sheets.
The power modeling equipment at the city's base provides the energy necessary to go to the future and raise the sky city. The futuristic design makes it resemble a massive engine tail jet, and the red and blue phantom hues resemble a source of pouring energy that propels each island city as they progressively rise to reveal an imposing and vast narrative scene.
The inside layout in this case depicts reality and vision through sceneries. People are drawn towards the field of immersive experiences because of the relationship between the visual sense and emotion. There are waterfalls pouring in the air, green vegetation sprouting in the sky, and a white and deft architectural skin moving around the area.
Aerial ladders, waterfalls, caves, verandas, and other design elements create a variety of visual and emotional experiences that can be grand, fantastical, cozy, or natural as well.
Free lines provide intelligent space, while continual levels and adjustments offer individuals endless reverie. Simple color and a laid-back atmosphere are present here, where people can enjoy themselves.
The flower shop, vehicle dealership, and children's play area are transformed into caves by the white skin that is covered in the wood-colored little world. People are drawn to it by its warmth and novelty, which encourages them to explore and adds to the tour's engaging interactive experiences.