Location: Ordos, Inner Mongolia,
China
Scope: Landscape, Architecture,
Masterplan
Type: New building
Total floor area:-
Site area:612,000,000㎡
Max height:-
Main buildings: Teahouse, Waterfall
Design period: 2010-2011
Completion: 2012
Photography: Arch-Exist Photography
Press
Architecture & Culture magazine, Vol
394, Mar 2014, South Korea
Descriptions
Pishayan is a special rock formation on a barren land which is
concentrated on the ancient continental formation in Ordos, Inner Mongolia. As
a complex natural park with the functions of leisure, education, traveling and
research, it includes to a series of landscape and service buildings. Waterfall
is originated from the simple triangle similar with the valley and calls for
circumstance, the combination of this triangular cones present the strength of northern
of China, mirror-finished stainless steels were utilized to make various sizes
of triangular cones which were then placed crisscross along the mountainous
slope. The rise-up tea houses is placed in the grand park somewhere, and form a
harmonious total space relations and connect to the diversity buildings.