Homestay Design| Shu Ji Mountain House

Homestay Design| Shu Ji Mountain House In Yunnan's Ailao Mountain, the boundary mountain of the ancient Ailao country, the forests are dyed in layers, and the trees are lush In the midst of the overlapping greens in the hinterland of the Hengduan Mountains Six hundred-year-old trees stand tall, and the story of 'Shu Ji' begins here The project is both bounded by ancient trees and based on ancient trees to create the most harmonious architectural form based on humanistic and physical spatial logic In terms of materials, modern techniques and building materials are used in a restrained manner to pursue the preservation of the original appearance Let contemporary architecture and nearly a hundred years of stone, earth base, old wood reflect each other It is both a dialogue between new and old and a marriage between ancient and modern The first floor's check-in front desk and sunshine breakfast restaurant, souvenir area, open shared kitchen, sunken study are organically combined in the same space. The dialogue between the stone wall and the original wood Brings the rough touch of natural texture using rich color layers Add a warm texture to the space, an impromptu multi-play of scenery The waterway leading to the guest room area is narrow and long, stepping lightly on the bluestone slab It's like entering a quiet time tunnel The glass skylight of the old wood steel structure inside the space pours in natural light So that wherever the eye goes, it is all metaphor The earth base wall extends to the three-story roof frame with a quiet and pure expression The steel and wood roof frame projects a wonderful light and shadow scroll on the wall more than ten meters high On the other hand, it starts the play of light on the old house's wooden flower pieces The simple local culture and unique design aesthetics fill every corner of the interior The fusion of ethnic objects and modern decorations deeply moves people