Sanya Taikang | Spatial Treatment | City + Ruins.

| Spatial Treatment | City + Ruins. Sanya Taikang House🏨 The entrance sequence of this hotel is very interesting, and the design concept of the "city" can withstand careful tasting The towering brick wall at the entrance opens a large gap, like a city gate dug out of the city wall The drop-off area cancels the common huge rain shed💦, and merges with the waiting area. It becomes the first node of the hotel in the form of a sunken landscape Although the site is close to the sea🌊, it is impossible to see the sea👀. The design turns this regret into a feature, and uses the "city" to enclose and create a quiet inward view The first space experienced after getting off the car is the sunken lobby bar, which combines water features, green plants🌳 and rest areas Although there are shadows of Carlo Scarpa often referred to, it does not seem deliberate, forming a sense of space similar to an archaeological site here The archaeological site and the concept of the "city" cleverly echo each other, seeming to lengthen the time dimension of this "city" .