A Chengdu resort delivers hyperlocal, biophilic design with statement timber architecture
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Location
Meishan, Sichuan, China
Architecture, Design
Interior Design
PAL Design Group
Client
China Railway Sichuan Eco-City Investment Corporation
Hotel Operator
Wood Structure
Suzhou Zhujing Construction Technology
Floor Area
55,018 sq-m
A network of wooden walkways is central to the locally inspired architecture at an Aim Architecture-designed resort in Heilongtan, China.
Key features
Aim Architecture designed The
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