Cloud Mansion Show Flat Design

Cloud Mansion constructs a 7000-square-meter Chinese-style garden, using a four-in-one landscape system to cleverly integrate architecture with natural landscapes. Simultaneously, traditional Chinese garden techniques such as creating a picturesque scene at every step and varying scenery with each step are incorporated, achieving the ultimate realm of integrating residence and garden into one, collectively building a beautiful living atmosphere with an Eastern sentiment.

Building upon traditional spacious layouts with ample southern exposure, Cloud Mansion pioneers the use of broad balcony designs, creating an ideal residence where the sky meets the earth in the clouds, and every household enjoys a scenic view.

The design team uses a black and white color scheme for the 104 unit type, interpreting an elegant ancient Chinese ambiance by blending delicacy with grandeur, infusing charm into modernity. Through meticulous material combinations and color contrasts, the space presents a serene and elegant style with distinct layers, utilizing partitions to provide dynamic opening and closing spatial forms, perfectly embodying the aesthetic tastes of contemporary young people.

On the other hand, the 144 unit type design incorporates the distinctive cultural environment of Xuancheng, injecting a vacation-like living experience and creating a space with Song Dynasty aesthetics. Poetry and painting are integrated into the design, employing the traditional Chinese landscape painting technique of "leaving white space" and combining it with curved ceiling designs to balance visual aesthetics.

These two unit types each have their unique characteristics: the 104 unit type showcases the elegant fusion of modernity and tradition, while the 144 unit type embodies the perfect blend of regional characteristics and culture. Through the designer's ingenious ideas, both styles of space successfully interpret the diverse charm of residential aesthetics, providing residents with a unique and pleasant living experience while also demonstrating the designer's profound understanding and innovative application of spatial aesthetics and cultural characteristics.