00远洲酒店
上海
An aerial precedent for breaking down large resort complexes into articulated polygonal wings with central courtyards along a natural waterfront.
- What we like about this project
- Courtyard openings inside each wing create private micro-landscapes directly visible from the upper aerial angle.
Materials
- dark-tile
- stucco
- glass
- metal
Visual identifiers
- polygonal-wings
- central-courtyards
- pitched-roofs
- lakeside-setting
Style tags
- contemporary
- resort
- contextual
Visual tags
- resort
- cluster-massing
- waterfront
- aerial-view
- campus
- Geometry
- An interconnected cluster of polygonal wings featuring pitched roofs and central courtyards, stepping down toward the waterfront.
- Facade system
- Punched windows set into light-colored plastered walls beneath dark standing-seam or tiled roofs.
- Structural guess
- Reinforced concrete frames with steel roof trusses for large polygonal spans.
- Spatial scale
- Large multi-wing resort complex spanning several acres, three to four stories per pavilion.
- Lighting
- Golden hour sunset creating strong highlights on the dark roofs and a luminous reflection across the broad lake surface.
- Atmosphere
- Serene and expansive, anchored by the warm sunset glow bouncing off water and roof planes.
- Environmental context
- Rural or resort lakeside setting with dense surrounding woodland and wetlands.
- Spatial experience
- From above, the clustered pavilions break down large resort massing into organic, campus-like clusters that engage both land and water.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating multi-faceted roof geometry staggered diagonally across the site layout.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regional resort architecture
- Program
- Hotel and resort complex
- Perspective
- Aerial/Site
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- dark-tile, stucco, glass, metal
- Visual identifiers
- polygonal-wings, central-courtyards, pitched-roofs, lakeside-setting
- Style tags
- contemporary, resort, contextual
- Visual tags
- resort, cluster-massing, waterfront, aerial-view, campus
- Geometry
- An interconnected cluster of polygonal wings featuring pitched roofs and central courtyards, stepping down toward the waterfront.
- Facade system
- Punched windows set into light-colored plastered walls beneath dark standing-seam or tiled roofs.
- Structural guess
- Reinforced concrete frames with steel roof trusses for large polygonal spans.
- Spatial scale
- Large multi-wing resort complex spanning several acres, three to four stories per pavilion.
- Lighting
- Golden hour sunset creating strong highlights on the dark roofs and a luminous reflection across the broad lake surface.
- Atmosphere
- Serene and expansive, anchored by the warm sunset glow bouncing off water and roof planes.
- Environmental context
- Rural or resort lakeside setting with dense surrounding woodland and wetlands.
- Spatial experience
- From above, the clustered pavilions break down large resort massing into organic, campus-like clusters that engage both land and water.
- Composition rhythm
- Repeating multi-faceted roof geometry staggered diagonally across the site layout.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regional resort architecture
- Program
- Hotel and resort complex
- Perspective
- Aerial/Site
- Discipline
- architecture