A Thousand Hills

The designer pursues a balance between humanistic architecture and ecology while emphasizing that green architecture that coexists with the natural environment must be based on ecological balance and take into account the harmony between the building and its surroundings. In addition, the building is planned in an ecologically sustainable concept, so that the environment and the building can coexist on the land. To make people and nature interdependent, the designers have taken the perspective of biodiversity to create a natural look closer to the ecological environment with a low-impact design approach to the environment. At the same time, the designer also uses innovative green thinking to reinterpret the environment itself, using green design techniques to create a green building that coexists with the environment.

The project is to return to the original state of the environment, so that the building and the ecosystem can be integrated and coexist peacefully, just like immersing in a field with shady trees, birds, and flowers. The designer uses green design techniques to create a natural environment with lush greenery, which brings out the eternal beauty of life when sunsets. In addition, the designer creates an eco-paradise full of natural and wild vitality like a cliff habitat, so that the environment and architecture can be immersed into a utopia.