Eight Hundred Li Qinchuan

Eight-Hundred Li Qinchuan, the overall design style follows the simple and exquisite, beautiful stretch of the Tang style. Inspired by the eaves of the houses in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, and combined with the innovation of Luban bucket arch technology, this project combines the ancient with the modern. The dark blue and black double-layer tiles, the red window lattice of Tang Dynasty, the high eaves and the huge bracket arches show the beauty of the structure. Liu Gongquan's Handwriting style is used in the name of the shop on the signboard, and the layout imitates the scattered and continuous form of the Qinling Mountains.





The outer landscape is constructed by the concept of the ancient city wall and the circular water system. The spring flows into a stream, the ring pool opens the way, and the water is diverted to the lower steps, with lush vegetation.





Stepping on the stone steps to enter the shop, the reception desk made of white marble, the contrast image between Tang Chang'an 108 square and today's Xi'an, the re engraved relics of Tang Dynasty, such as gilt smoked balls and tea stoves, make the hall full of rich and distinctive Tang flavor.





Following the three paper-cut projections of Northern Shaanxi, which are the Qin people's farming, travel and life images, step into the central hall, and the V-shaped acrylic wall built at the corner is shining.





The wall is painted with a picture of the heavenly palace of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. It tells the daily life of the Tang people. The water and stones shapes of the Qinling Mountains on the tabletop are different. Next to the clear red wine cup is the pomegranate flower, the Xi'an city flower with the meaning of more children and blessings. The Tang red skirt circle chair, hand-made mountain shaped chopsticks rack and hat bowl form a delicate dining table atmosphere.





The sunken structure created by central bucket arch and hump rammed earth wall breaks the traditional sense of emptiness and visual singleness, and makes a strong support for the diversification of the overall landscape.