JIAHUA TANGIM • BEIJING

The project is located in Beijing, China, covering an area of 6,800 square meters and situated within the royal garden belt of "Three Hills and Five Gardens". The design draws on the techniques of "hierarchy, rhythm and order" from the Summer Palace, integrates the spatial forms of Western geometric composition, and introduces traditional Chinese landscape elements such as pavilions, corridors and bridges to interpret a modern oriental landscape artistic conception. Through the expression of natural landscapes like trees, rocks and waterfalls, it responds to the natural veins of the Western Hills and creates a narrative space transitioning from urban reception to rustic mountain charm.

The design integrates culture and art, creating an artistic community that transcends time and space through the innovative interpretation of oriental elements such as palace embroidery, stone carvings and jade. It promotes integrated design across multiple disciplines including architecture and interior design, and realizes interface penetration through the interweaving, interspersing and nesting of spaces, building a multi-dimensional and three-dimensional contemporary art garden.