Jinglin Mansion（龙湖-景璘府实体样板）

Jinglin Mansion quotes the famous landscape painting "Eighteen Scenes of Huzhou" by Huzhou literati Song Xu, depicting poetic life, incorporating the landscape of Huzhou into the Mansion, blending the ancient and the modern, taking the form of a royal mansion with three columns as the blueprint for life, customising the spatial structure of Jinglin Mansion, creating in turn four thematic spaces, namely, the Hall of Rituals, the Full Load, the Pine Breeze, the Water Moon, and the Landscape, The central area is built on the basis of the landscape, creating six scenes of life, namely, the sounding of the greenery, the surrounding fire, the pillowing of the water, the fragrance of the waterfalls and the breeze. The deeper level of landscape creation is rooted in the implantation of local cultural spatial veins, the deconstruction and integration of formal symbols to enhance the fit of local space, and the pursuit of spatial memory. The space is created with an emphasis on inward and outward looking, and the penetration of scenery between spaces to achieve a deeper experience of dialogue with nature.