项目05-丽江石头厝度假酒店二期
大理
A resort architecture precedent showcasing heavy local stone masonry combined with heavy timber framing, set against an alpine mountain backdrop.
- What we like about this project
- The stark contrast between the raw unfinished construction state of the stone and the polished rendering of the completed complex.
Materials
- stone
- timber
- glass
- concrete
Visual identifiers
- stone-masonry-walls
- heavy-timber-trusses
- stepped-massing
- mountain-setting
Style tags
- regionalist
- contemporary
- vernacular
- rustic-modern
Visual tags
- resort
- vernacular-fusion
- stone-cladding
- alpine
- construction-context
- Geometry
- Low-slung orthogonal volumes stepped into a sloping landscape, combining solid stone towers with horizontal glazed and shaded spans.
- Facade system
- Dry-stacked or mortared local stone bearing walls with recessed punched windows and timber lintels.
- Structural guess
- Stone masonry bearing walls supporting heavy timber roof trusses and concrete floor slabs.
- Spatial scale
- Low-rise multi-volume resort architecture, scaled to blend with regional vernacular and dramatic mountain terrain.
- Lighting
- Bright daylight under mountainous partly cloudy skies; strong direct sun casting sharp shadows on stone textures.
- Atmosphere
- Rugged, grounded, and harmonized with the dramatic alpine surroundings.
- Environmental context
- Rugged alpine landscape with dramatic rocky mountain peaks and cloud layers in the background.
- Spatial experience
- The massing reads as heavy fortified clusters anchoring into the mountain backdrop, with deep reveals providing controlled framed views.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating vertical window slots and structural timber beams offset against randomized stone coursing.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regionalist resort architecture
- Program
- Resort hotel
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- stone, timber, glass, concrete
- Visual identifiers
- stone-masonry-walls, heavy-timber-trusses, stepped-massing, mountain-setting
- Style tags
- regionalist, contemporary, vernacular, rustic-modern
- Visual tags
- resort, vernacular-fusion, stone-cladding, alpine, construction-context
- Geometry
- Low-slung orthogonal volumes stepped into a sloping landscape, combining solid stone towers with horizontal glazed and shaded spans.
- Facade system
- Dry-stacked or mortared local stone bearing walls with recessed punched windows and timber lintels.
- Structural guess
- Stone masonry bearing walls supporting heavy timber roof trusses and concrete floor slabs.
- Spatial scale
- Low-rise multi-volume resort architecture, scaled to blend with regional vernacular and dramatic mountain terrain.
- Lighting
- Bright daylight under mountainous partly cloudy skies; strong direct sun casting sharp shadows on stone textures.
- Atmosphere
- Rugged, grounded, and harmonized with the dramatic alpine surroundings.
- Environmental context
- Rugged alpine landscape with dramatic rocky mountain peaks and cloud layers in the background.
- Spatial experience
- The massing reads as heavy fortified clusters anchoring into the mountain backdrop, with deep reveals providing controlled framed views.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating vertical window slots and structural timber beams offset against randomized stone coursing.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regionalist resort architecture
- Program
- Resort hotel
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture