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YANGO·XMXYGO Original Territory Exhibition Center

PrizeHonorable Mention in Architectural Design / Commercial Architecture
Firm LocationShanghai, China
Project locationFuzhou, Fujian, China
CompanyShanghai PTArchitects
Lead ArchitectHu Qiao, Guo Juntang, Li Lin
Design TeamWang Xingming, Wei Zhiyong, Huang Yubo, Tan Yuxuan, Zhao Bo, Liu Shuwen, Qi Haoran, Han Deyi, Ren Xiao, Zhang Ning, Chen Yaqian, Wang Cheng, Cao Yu, Wu Di, Wang Wenqiang
ClientYANGO, XMXYG REAL ESTATE
Projecthttps://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA4ODk3MDcyNg==&mid=2650504235&idx=1&sn=7a17ec81363388632563b422d65c1a1e&chksm=882dd8a2bf5a51b4ef3c139e7d7f0f32ab8613e9a0ec686b5a4f06b2cad8b5ddc7423c467494&token=989894584&lang=zh_CN#rd
Project Videohttps://youtu.be/1S6qVuh0H3Y

To avoid damaging the site's ecology, the whole project design process respected the existing landscapes such as mountains, water, stones and camphor trees, and fully protected the diversified native plants, animals and water systems. The architects adopted restrained design approaches and created two building volumes that enclose inner courtyards. Local stone materials and bespoke ceramic tiles were utilized to blend the 5-storey architecture into the hilly site naturally, and to injective new vitality to this nature and art pavilion that showcases Dengyun's history, charm and ecology.