Huanyun Garden

A blue-green system is clearly adopted as the framework of this Chinese courtyard product, in-depth research and discussion are further carried out on this basis, and finally the challenging Song Dynasty style is tried as the keynote of the whole architectural modeling, spatial artistic conception and living place. The above three points actually echo the outlook on life (life creation), values (value inheritance) and criticism of literati.
The Rising Angle Ridge is a particularly important component in traditional architecture.In order to make the building stretch gently and naturally, we have lowered its undulating height and lengthened its length, making the whole roof system seem to float on the building base and the whole building light and agile. In the details of doors and windows, we introduce vertical lattice windows, which are set at the edge of doors and windows, so as not to block the beautiful natural scenery outside and add charm to the building. The design of shop and seat is introduced in the component setting, which optimizes the form and scale of the bucket arch, meets the modern aesthetic needs and makes the building more hierarchical.
As a container of life, the building of life is the starting point and foothold of design, so the building is designed to return to life. In the overall design, we fully consider the utilization rate of land, leave public space scales at the entrance nodes and central positions for building neighborhood communication, and give other land to the courtyard of residents as much as possible, so as to achieve a one-to-one occupation ratio of the house. The second and third floors of the building adopt the design method of concession layer by layer, so that every household has courtyard space outside the living room, and the three-storey terrace offers space for climbing high and looking far, and the lingering shadows of Huangshan Mountain are net-collected, so that the future life can be immersed in the Song rhyme of the courtyard garden of "arranging flowers and hanging pictures, burning incense and ordering tea".