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Lost Villa Qiandao Lake

Firm LocationShanghai, China
Project locationHangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China
CompanyEERI
Lead ArchitectRui Hou, Lijin Zhu
Design TeamYishen Wang, Shuting Tao, Hanhua Xu
Projecthttps://www.gooood.cn/lost-villa-qiandao-lake-interior-design-china-by-eeri.htm
Project Videohttps://v.qq.com/x/page/n3162dv9gxq.html

In Jinshanping Village at the junction of the waterfront on the west side of Qiandao Lake, maximizing the introduction of natural environment and maximizing concession of artificial traces became the first design principle. As the opposite of the noisy living environment in the city, we believe that the greatest value of this homestay space is to help users get an introspective self-return. And this does not come from the negative shielding of the external environment. On the contrary, in the indoor environment, the external natural environment has become a positive guide for this process.