CHINESE MANSION

In modern architectural design, the integration of traditional Chinese elements is not only an innovation in architectural style but also a continuation and promotion of traditional culture.
This design is based on traditional Chinese style and cleverly incorporates classic elements such as the Wudian roof, overhanging eaves, and gray stone, aiming to create a building style that exudes a sense of historical heritage while embracing modern aesthetics.
The Wudian roof is an important symbol of ancient Chinese architecture, with its smooth lines and rich layers, embodying the unique charm of Chinese architecture. In this design, the use of the Wudian roof not only highlights the building's character but also offers a modern interpretation of traditional architectural symbols.
On the facade, the choice of gray stone continues the dignified and grand atmosphere of traditional Chinese architecture while aligning with modern aesthetics. The texture and color of the stone add a sense of weight and depth to the building. In contrast, the large areas of glass and intricate metal grilles employ a design technique that combines solid and void elements, not only increasing natural light indoors but also creating a transparent and modern exterior appearance.
The design of the overhanging eaves is an important feature of traditional Chinese architectural aesthetics. Its dynamic lines and graceful shapes, in harmony with the dougong bracket set, together form the main visual focus of the building. This design conforms to traditional aesthetics while also possessing a modern sensibility, showcasing the essence of Chinese architectural culture.
In the layout of the courtyard, the veranda plays a crucial role. Serving as a transitional space at the main entrance, the veranda not only connects the building with nature but also forms a unique viewing platform. The veranda is designed in traditional Chinese style, complementing the overall architectural style and enriching the landscape hierarchy of the courtyard.