Wenxi·Yihaoyuan Clubhouse

Spanish architect Antoni Gaudí once said, "There are no straight lines or sharp corners in nature. The straight line belongs to Man, the curved one to God.”
Wenxi·Yihaoyuan Clubhouse aims to design a space with "zero boundary", forming a relaxing lifestyle and creating an unbounded link between neighbors, indoors and outdoors, privacy and sharing. In the bustling and fast-paced life of modern times, this space allows residents to slow down their pace and enjoy their life wholeheartedly.
Based on the arrangement of space layout and traffic flow, the design of Wenxi·Yihaoyuan Clubhouse follows the concept of "flowing space" and cleverly integrates varied curves into the space. The use of curves usually brings dramatic effects to a space, and this changeable feature can give the space a dynamic fashion and an avant-garde artistic sense. By designing spatial smoothness, combination of emptiness and fullness, and organized difference, the garden and interior are linked together through predetermined curves, translating integration of architecture and interior in to reality. Therefore, the design breaks limitations of traditional spatial scheme and expands leisure experience. Its walls are independent yet interconnecting, forming a fluid, separate but connected space.
Instead of a traditional luxury style, the interior adopts Hong Kong-style and classical decorations which makes the space dynamic and distant, thus returning to life itself. The entire space is simple, elegant and comfortable. In each functional area, the dynamic curves meets the rationality and comfort of resident's route in the space and enhances the sense of beauty and artistry, which creates a varied, modern living environment.