Greentown · Lishui Laurel Lanting

"Between inside and outside ,Arcadia Close at Hand"，The whole project is a small slope from north to south. More than ten native camphor trees are planned to be preserved in the site, which will become the soul and character of the new site and retain the natural imprint in the homogeneous urban development. Taking this as inspiration, the project aims to create a landscape spatial sequence of "picking up wood courtyard".It has become the consensus of the design team to depict the Oriental tradition of being close to nature in a contemporary way.After deliberation for several times, the interior design enters into the space with the attitude of "Connection and Dialogue" to carry out three-dimensional construction:The entrance adopts the techniques of "barrier view" and "leaky view" in Chinese gardens. The wall turns and cuts in the space, leaving a hole, "as if there were light", so that the whole space can't be seen but the light can guide the exploration forward.Turn into the main space, immediately into a stretch of flat horizontal screen, and just the entrance of the towering up to form a sharp contrast.In response to the narrow backyard, the interior uses the grille hanging from the top to deliberately draw the line of sight, so that the composition is further low and flat. The interior space and the miscellaneous wood courtyard unfold slowly like a long Chinese painting scroll, reflecting each other and looming, but the space between us seems endless.The whole experience hall is filled with the natural and gentle Oriental atmosphere, which is enhanced by the garden-like experience.The combination of beige and dark brown stone, walnut and brass, the natural warmth of the material, occasionally jumping spots of fresh green and orange red, as if in response to the change of the seasons in nearby Baiyun Mountain, reminds people not to forget to wander in the bustling nature.