图7-畿·云瑶酒店-JI·YUN-YAO-RESORT-f5m
深圳
A resort pavilion precedent featuring steep A-frame gables, dark slate roofs, and glazed facades integrated into a rugged hillside landscape.
- What we like about this project
- The slender wire-cable balcony railings virtually disappear against the dark forest foliage.
Materials
- slate
- rammed-earth
- glass
- aluminum
- stone
Visual identifiers
- a-frame
- slate-roof
- glazed-gable
- rammed-earth
- elevated-terrace
Style tags
- contemporary
- rustic
- hospitality
- vernacular-revival
Visual tags
- hospitality
- mountain-retreat
- pitched-roof
- nature-integration
- resort
- Geometry
- Steep pitched A-frame gables face forward with fully glazed curtain wall facades opening onto elevated cantilevered terraces, stepping down a sloping terrain.
- Facade system
- Glazed aluminum curtain wall gables paired with textured earth-tone wall panels and slate shingle roofs.
- Structural guess
- Timber or steel frame structures anchored onto stone masonry retaining podiums.
- Spatial scale
- Two-story resort pavilions with double-height gabled living volumes scaled for intimate hospitality use.
- Lighting
- Soft, overcast twilight or early morning light washing over the roof planes and casting gentle shadows across the timber and stone facades.
- Atmosphere
- Serene, secluded mountain retreat atmosphere balanced by warm interior lighting and raw, earthy materials.
- Environmental context
- Dense tropical or subtropical mountain forest backdrop with stepped stone retaining walls on a steep slope.
- Spatial experience
- The elevated terraces create a strong connection between the interior living spaces and the surrounding mountainous canopy.
- Composition rhythm
- Twin gabled forms linked by stepped terraces creating a balanced yet asymmetrical vertical rhythm.
- Style reading
- Contemporary rustic resort architecture
- Program
- Mountain resort hotel or villas
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- slate, rammed-earth, glass, aluminum, stone
- Visual identifiers
- a-frame, slate-roof, glazed-gable, rammed-earth, elevated-terrace
- Style tags
- contemporary, rustic, hospitality, vernacular-revival
- Visual tags
- hospitality, mountain-retreat, pitched-roof, nature-integration, resort
- Geometry
- Steep pitched A-frame gables face forward with fully glazed curtain wall facades opening onto elevated cantilevered terraces, stepping down a sloping terrain.
- Facade system
- Glazed aluminum curtain wall gables paired with textured earth-tone wall panels and slate shingle roofs.
- Structural guess
- Timber or steel frame structures anchored onto stone masonry retaining podiums.
- Spatial scale
- Two-story resort pavilions with double-height gabled living volumes scaled for intimate hospitality use.
- Lighting
- Soft, overcast twilight or early morning light washing over the roof planes and casting gentle shadows across the timber and stone facades.
- Atmosphere
- Serene, secluded mountain retreat atmosphere balanced by warm interior lighting and raw, earthy materials.
- Environmental context
- Dense tropical or subtropical mountain forest backdrop with stepped stone retaining walls on a steep slope.
- Spatial experience
- The elevated terraces create a strong connection between the interior living spaces and the surrounding mountainous canopy.
- Composition rhythm
- Twin gabled forms linked by stepped terraces creating a balanced yet asymmetrical vertical rhythm.
- Style reading
- Contemporary rustic resort architecture
- Program
- Mountain resort hotel or villas
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture