Full Moon – Dali Qinglv-Fuyun House Design | Usual Studio

“Scooping the water, the moon is in my hand; Playing with flowers, my dress is full of scent. “ From Moon Over the Spring Mountain by Yu Liangshi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the joy of watching the moon in the mountains on a spring night. The feeling of being at ease and carefree in it is the atmosphere we hope to create in this project.

The hotel consists of two buildings. We created a sea between two buildings, and the "moon" is suspended above the sea. We use architecture and space to create a traditional and innovative artistic conception of " As the bright moon shines over the sea; From far away you share this moment with me.”

"Lunar Shadow Room" is the key point of hotel renovation, and it is also a space that reflects the hotel's characteristics and spirit. We hope that tourists who come here will not rush to other attractions, but can stay here and feel the nature and the comfort.

In resort hotel design, we focus on the shaping of vacation scenes. When the space and the site reach a corresponding relationship, a different space situation can be created. Just at the entrance of the hotel starts from a dome, and the spiraling stairs extend to the distance, so the picturesque scene can make people look forward to it.

A sloping walkway passes through the central water courtyard and connects the two buildings.

The passengers are immersed in the water courtyard and slowly walk from low to high toward the full moon. At this time, the water courtyard, the moon and the people correspond to each other. The water courtyard holds the bright moon and forms a scene with the visitors.

Inside the "Full Moon" is a guest room, and the "Full Moon" is the viewfinder of the guest room looking towards the courtyard.

You can read a book under the moon, or you can take a soothing bath to wash away the tiredness of the journey.

Every opening and fenestration in the building space are an opportunity to reconnect with the natural landscape. According to the different landscape conditions at the site, we correspond to it with spaces with different degrees of openness. Let every space have the right atmosphere.

The higher the space, the higher the view. Through the 270° floor-to-ceiling glass, the Erhai Lake is brought into the eyes. The four seasons of Dali and the changes of day and night are the protagonists of the space.