LAKE OF MOONLIGHT

Based on the geographical gift of the lakeside location, Gemdale Lake of Moonlight places extra emphasis on connecting with the lake in project quality building. Lake of Moonlight does not build scenery, but a sentiment. Landscape concepts, natural environment, history and culture, tranquil times and intimate conversations, enjoying poetic lakeside slow living, letting life return to nature. Lakeside residences live by the water, cleverly integrating the spirited water into buildings and life. Pushing open the window overlooking the waters, strolling leisurely by the lake, nature is made precious by water, and living vibrant by water.
Water is the origin of southern China water town culture. Architectural forms and spaces abstractly capture the instantaneous morphologies of dripping water, using the momentum of water charm to create vibrant interactions between architectural forms and spaces.
The creation of the Gemdale Lake of Moonlight demonstration area is themed "Moonlight Treasure Box", with the architectural intent of reflecting moonlight on lake water. The architecture is light and minimalist, creating a pure and tranquil spatial ambience.
The demonstration area landscape has three main themed zones - "Moon Over the Sea, Moon Reflecting on the Lake, Chasing the Tidal Moon", providing visual enjoyment through exquisite interplay of light and shadow.
Stepping into the demonstration area interior, the first impression is an energetic, aesthetic space. The interior colors break away from conventional white, instead using warm hues, as if shrouded in hazy moonlight - gentle and tranquil. Offset by whimsical art installations like the "Standing Bear", there is also ample dynamism and interest.
The "Moon Over the Sea" zone suspends a full moon over the lake through light and shadow, as if docking people's longing for lakeside living.
The "Chasing the Tidal Moon" zone combines motion and stillness to create an image of footsteps eternally chasing the moonlight as the water surface shifts and colors change with the tide.
In Gemdale Lake of Moonlight, "the moon rising over the sea, the tides surging by the lake" are no longer poetic imagery.