Qianjiang Yinyue Gallery of Blank Living

"Qianjiang Yinyue" is located in Xiangyang Dongjin, chosen as the first project of the "Yin" series by the Dongyuan Group in Xiangyang. It is close to the Han River and the downtown commercial area, enjoying a superior geographical location. Xiangyang is one of China's oldest historical and cultural cities, the birthplace of Han River culture, Jingchu culture, and the Three Kingdoms culture, which endow the project with profound cultural heritage.

Delving into the millennium-old texture of Xiangyang's land, driven by a love for a better life and a respect for ideal urban living, the project embraces the concept of livability, responding to the expectations of Evergrande-style living. Drawing inspiration from nature, the project reorganizes the "order of home" through the interaction of nature, space, and people, creating an artful living space that combines aesthetic beauty and community experiences, akin to a "blank canvas life art gallery."

The overall architecture takes the form of a mountain, adhering to the design principles of minimalism, aesthetics, and art. By integrating the building facade with the landscape, the project achieves a harmonious coexistence between architecture and scenery, infusing nature into the building and creating multidimensional landscape spaces. It aims to establish a model for urban jungle living, where residents can experience the authentic connection between human nature and the environment.

Drawing from the texture of rocks, the pure and expansive surfaces blend with strong lines, resembling an artistic gateway. The site is designed to have an open and inclusive ambiance, with the front yard serving as an urban open space, enhancing the interaction between pedestrians and the landscape. Elements of the Han River, both natural and cultural, are integrated into the site, and high-quality materials and exquisite techniques continue the architectural style, creating a minimalist spatial atmosphere that conveys shared experiences, artistic quality, and modern ecology of residential living.