When “rural revitalization” becomes a hot topic of the times, rural architecture is no longer synonymous with “backwardness”, but a core carrier that carries cultural memory and activates rural vitality.
How to preserve the essence of rural areas while adapting buildings to modern living needs? Today, let’s step into the design practices rooted in rural areas and explore the “new code” of rural architecture.
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The architecture adopts a layout of “horizontal extension+vertical linkage”, breaking the rigid pattern of “isolated buildings+corridor connections” in traditional campuses. Crown Foot Anchor The layered terraces and ramps are wrapped
Under the overall campus architecture of “one axis and two belts”, the public corridor design of the High tech Campus of the University of Science and Technology of China uses
Contemporary young architects in China are a force that cannot be ignored. They have gained fame in the field of architecture, and the projects they undertake are becoming increasingly significant.