BEGONIA MANSION BY RONG

Hebei is the region with the most brilliant silk textile technology on the ancient Silk Road. During the prosperous Tang Dynasty, Hebei was the first in the country to offer silk textiles as tribute to the Silk Road. The vast Silk Road of the Western Regions and the mighty Maritime Silk Road connect in Hebei and are loaded with generations of mulberry silkworm products from Hebei's homeland, spreading throughout the world and covering the five continents. Chinese silk, created in Hebei, is known as one of the two precious handmade silk fabrics in China, along with Yunjin. In ancient times, it was known as the "saint of weaving" and "one inch of silk is worth an inch of gold", also known as the "timeless artistic fabric". The design inspiration for the project comes from the culture of silk weaving and willow weaving. Silk weaving uses 16 techniques such as flat weaving, hooking, knotting, winding, and weaving, combined with five techniques of willow weaving, including twisting, masonry, flat weaving, wrapping, and knotting. Today, the banyan tree inherits the craftsmanship and superb skills of silk weaving and willow weaving culture, creating a "beautiful landscape painting" for the living landscape of Xingtai. Based on modern oriental aesthetics, it combines natural and friendly living scenes to create a multi-dimensional and complex spatial atmosphere. It creates a three-dimensional ecological residential community with cultural connotation, luxurious and fashionable appearance, and a natural art garden with rich scenes, creating an all-age friendly community. The landscape design is centered around "Mountains and Rivers-Ode" and aims to introduce natural mountain and water scenes into modern architectural spaces, creating a serene and relaxing atmosphere of natural immersion for a vacation. The architecture integrates natural, ecological, and intelligent elements into residential buildings to improve living quality and achieve harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. It combines the advantages of traditional quadrangle courtyards, alleys, low rise villas, and elevator rooms, and develops towards high-rise building forms, integrating courtyards into high-rise building designs, so that each floor resident can have a public courtyard and independent garden.