Three old houses scattered in the old house is located in the middle of the hillside, a brick structure, two wooden rammed earth house, the old house around the climate is rich and diverse, wood and bamboo lush, a mountain view in the distance, which is the treasure of the whole design. I remember that when the manager of SHANAN invited us here for the first time, he told us about their business philosophy: mountains and water, trees and rocks, all in one, full of picturesque, full of the interpretation of the concept of resort life, and from the living environment to the surrounding outdoor sports, everywhere is full of the atmosphere of closeness to nature and enjoyment of the love of life.

Nature, emotion, and old buildings, as the source point, three new houses grow up from the old houses, with rough earth-colored skin, and simple and straightforward geometric language, born in the earth, hidden in the bamboo sea. The trowel-smeared color, extracted from the land that nurtured this bamboo forest, neutralizes the distance between the grey bricks and the green bamboos, and is like a mark of time, serene and solemn, steeped in the flavor of history. Walking in the middle of it, all the bamboo is green and verdant, as if walking in the thick ink and colorful landscape scrolls, the beauty of the original color in the geometric lines of the mismatch shows a natural and philosophical sense of art.

The red loam color with reddish yellow extends from the building into the interior, becoming more profound and precipitation. The whole public space is decorated with dark earth color, forming a barrier with the outer building, which seems to be within reach and calms down the noisy sound. Stepping over the rough stone floor, the scent and touch of old wood overflows here, the reception lobby is sprinkled with the shadow of bamboo, and books are naturally stacked on the floor. During the design process, we collected a lot of old boards, wood and stones in Anji, and embedded them into the space; we also set up a "changing" installation in the bar space, where every visitor is a participant, lighting candles and letting them flow freely, to obtain a state of continuous growth. This is about the relationship between the new and the old, through the medium of time, the cycle of sunrise and sunset, making the whole space full of surprises and more real feelings.