Hotel Building

PROJECT

DESCRIPTION

Project introduction
Hangzhou Fuchunquan Hot Spring Hotel is located in a paradise on earth, a romantic and poetic habitat: Hangzhou. The hotel is close to the sports park to the north, overlooking the Fuchun River to the south, Huashu Village to the west, and Fuchun Rose Garden to the east. The total land area: 4456 square meters. The hotel is positioned as a Japanese-style boutique hot spring hotel, including: hotel lobby, calligraphy and painting hall, Japanese restaurant, water tea room, meditation room, two guest rooms (a total of 34 guest rooms) and various functional rooms, total construction area: 5298.75 square meters .
Project positioning:
As a Japanese-style hot spring boutique hotel, this hotel firstly meets the functional requirements of a Japanese-style hot spring hotel, and can also meet the functions of weddings, company meetings, small gatherings, and product displays.
Architectural concept description:
The continuous and steep green mountain peaks towering into the clouds, far away from the crowds, I can't remember how many years have passed. I pushed away the clouds and mist to look for the ancient mountain road in the hidden woods, relying on the stones to listen to the gurgling water. The project continued the design of Mr. Huang Gongwang's quiet and expressive mood when he lived in seclusion. Due to the movement of the earth's crust, the location of this hotel project has a similar elevation to that of Huang Gongwang's hermitage more than 600 years ago. Appreciating the Fuchun River scenery from the hotel is like appreciating the realistic version of "Fuchun Mountain Residence" from a similar angle. The designer got the design inspiration of the hotel from the house layout when Huang Gongwang lived in seclusion. Standing at the book bar in the lobby, it was like Mr. Huang Gongwang in his studio, admiring the beautiful scenery of Fuchun River from the perspective of Mr. Huang Gongwang's paintings, and comprehending the open-minded life of Mr. Huang Gongwang when he lived in seclusion.
Architectural design description:
The hotel is positioned as a Japanese-style boutique hot spring hotel. The building combines with the surrounding environment to create a simple, elegant, quiet and introverted atmosphere, highlighting the quiet, beautiful and subtle oriental features.
The original intention of the design was to take a Japanese-style hot spring hotel as a hotel feature. Japanese-style hot springs are related to Japanese-style architecture and Japanese-style courtyards. The most mature period of Japanese-style architecture and courtyards is the Yuan and Song dynasties, and it is also the period when Huang Gongwang painted "Living in Fuchun Mountain". Coupled with the Zen at the time is a very good combination. Starting from Zen and Japanese plane space, Zen space is designed by paying attention to every detail, every space to every scene.