This project incorporates elements from traditional Hui-style architecture, including white walls, dark tiles, courtyards, and horsehead walls. It also draws

inspiration from I.M. Pei's geometric language in the Suzhou Museum and the organic growth seen in Wang Shu's architecture.

The theme of this project centers on gardens and landscapes Traditional Hui-style architecture is reimnagined with concrete and coatings to capture the

essence of white walls and dark tiles. Chinese garden elements are woven into the design, creating a rhythmic experience where scenes unfold with each

step. The buiding seamlessly integrates with its suroundings, evoking a sense of solidity and elegance, as if it is nestled between mountains and water.

This design features key functional areas outdoor dining, indoor dining, a bar, a landscaped area, and an art exhibtion space. The layout optimizes flow for different user groups, with main path ways lnking major nodes and secondary paths for movement within each area. Lighiting is tailored to each zone. We prioritized user convenience and comfort, along with the overall sensory impact of the space and lighting. Each area strikes a urique balance between design aesthetics and functionality.