Overview The project is an MGallery hotel located in Dongfengyun Town, which is a unique folk town. DongfengYun Town is located in Mile, Yunnan Province. It is a small town featuring grape culture, natural scenery and cultural tourism. It is called the "Provence" in the middle of Yunnan. The town is conceived by several groups of distinctive red brick buildings by the local artist Luo Xu. Without a single steel bar or nail, this "utopia" built on red soil is completely composed of local red bricks and blends into nature. The interior design of the project fully integrates the local culture and draws inspiration from the local characteristics and ethnic culture. The hotel's vision is to define a new realm of stay experience that belongs to the body, heart, and soul. CCD team extracts the curved lines of the building and applies them to the entire interior space. Every article in the space is an artwork. The curved steel panel at the entrance leads guests to enter the interior while adding an artistic touch to space and evoking imagination as well. Besides, the thriving greenery inside enlivens the dining atmosphere. Natural light casts onto rough bricks, which are well-matched with soft lighting and tasteful furnishings, together producing an environment that encourages guests to interact with space and nature. The overall interior design turns dining into fantastic multi-sensory experiences. Innovation It is the preservation of art and the assimilation of the times. With the progress of the times, science and technology, people only emphasize the high degree of modernization, although the quality of life has been improved, but they feel that they have lost the tradition and lost the past. Gradually, people also yearn more and more for nature and return to nature. Also, desire to live in a natural green environment. Sustainability Without a single steel bar or nail, this "utopia" built on red soil is entirely composed of local red bricks and is integrated with nature. The interior space extends the natural curves of the exteriors, characterized by large-span arches and lofty ceilings. Round openings are carved out on roofs, in order to let daylight filter in. Natural light sources throughout the building are evenly distributed, and people in it can feel the interplay of daylight and cloud shadows. By building multi-sensory experiences, we can design interiors that will resonate with everyone. These rooms and Spaces connect us to nature, which is a proven way to motivate us, increase our productivity and create greater happiness. From the actual function, that is, according to the existing structure of the building or space combined with its function to complete the design.