Guili Hotel Luzhou

The hotel uses contemporary oriental aesthetic conception to integrate the thousand-year-old culture of the wine city Luzhou with the natural beauty of the longan tree forest to build a living space that integrates nature and humanity. With the continuation of oriental culture, it interprets contemporary new ideas. The hotel's warm and elegant living atmosphere gives the space a poetic soul. The designer maximizes the use of natural landscape resources around the project to make the building more oriented to nature, and uses the concept of tranquility and natural.

Designing with a contemporary Chinese aesthetic, the project seamlessly blends the thousand-year cultural heritage of Luzhou, known as the "City of Liquor," with the natural beauty of the Guiyuan Forest. This creates a living space where nature and culture harmoniously coexist. Drawing inspiration from Eastern culture, the design showcases a modern interpretation. By incorporating cultural symbols of the "City of Liquor," traditional architectural charm is preserved. Leveraging local cultural resources, the building's facade is rejuvenated using mud from old cellars, while also reinforcing the original structure. The architecture, curtain walls, landscape, interiors, and lighting are all transformed, breathing new life into the old building.

The design maximizes the use of surrounding natural landscapes, allowing the building to open up towards nature and sunlight. Embracing the concept of harmony with nature, the design provides a tranquil retreat for visitors. The entrance features local stones and earthen corridors, juxtaposed with century-old trees, creating a dialogue between the old and the new, and a union between the ancient and the present. Based on the logic of human and physical space, the design creates the most harmonious architectural form.