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The Chinese traditional culture will be re interpreted, so that visitors can feel the elegant and abstract changes in the seasons.Distinguish between the combination of noisy and quiet, open and private, the graceful planning of a quiet space, introverted extravagant display quality from the subtle.it is clear that the style is different from the local hotels, and the theme of the city business hotel is distinctive.
The Ancestor House is a hotel formed by renovating a family mansion built in 1898 in Zhouwujie Village, China. The property is a traditional courtyard dwelling with three halls, two wings and four internal courtyards. The Huizhou-style facade and walls were repaired and reinforced with a steel and concrete structure. Damaged timber frames were rebuilt to match the original form, while sound beams and stone plinths were kept. Removed grey tiles were reused for paving and roof details. A glass screen wall brings daylight into the lobby. The hotel offers 14 rooms.
Dali Dongsheng Dusit is a resort hotel interior design located near Erhai Lake in Dali. The project covers 31000 square meters and combines local decorative culture with the hotel architecture. The limited ceiling height of the public areas was addressed by optimizing the top surface shape, adjusting equipment routes and adding decoration to the walls, which draws attention in the horizontal direction. Natural materials such as wood veneer, rough stone, rattan, matte metal, bronze and brass are used. Neutral beige and earth tones are combined with orange, green and blue accents.
Time Newborn is a hotel interior located in Nanjing. The project covers 450 square meters inside an old building with a load-bearing wall structure. The existing wall frame guides the layout, so the hotel functions remain independent yet connected. The front desk forms the central core area and links to seating areas through two door openings in the load-bearing walls. Warm beige bricks, black metal lines, art sculptures and warm lighting shape the foyer. A skylight brings in daylight and makes the whole space feel open.
Qingdao Guoxin Financial Center is a hotel interior designed for business, conference and exhibition guests. The interior follows the ripple theme of the building exterior. The lobby has a folded ceiling, glass screens outside the columns and soft furnishings with smooth curves. The guest rooms and the banquet hall continue the same simple modern language, with vertical stripes on the banquet hall walls. The main materials are beige stone, art wallpaper, art glass, art carpet, blue aluminum plate and fabric. Natural and artificial light are combined to support an energy saving space.
This project is a converted villa with five floors in the Shanghai suburbs, covers about 1,000sqm. The décor ties together a vivid new Chinese feel from the ceiling to the stone layout on the floor. The ceiling is decorated with black painting and grey stainless steel plate, which allows the hidden light to pass through the gaps. Materials like wood veneer, stainless steel, and painting signifying new Chinese feel are mixed together to create a new Chinese feel space. All in all, the design aims to bring people closer to Shanghai, and in essence, closer to themselves.