Crane Palace

Cranes and Pines elements are often honored with images of longevity

With the development of society, the concept of traditional Chinese food nutrition is increasingly being paid attention to and promoted, that is, through food to influence the body's functions to obtain health. The catering industry should also change with the times, and integrate the nourishment and space with each other. “Crane” is designed as the theme of the aesthetic banquet space and it is also regarded as a symbol to express one’s ambition and to convey the oriental etiquette of the banquet culture. -Cranes, Palaces, and spaces that filled with the “crane” element are meant to be a banquet space with a sense of style in this space design project -Food is not just for the stomach, but also for the pursuit of quality and ritual, and ultimately to achieve spiritual resonance. We considered the relationship between the crane and Song Dynasty aesthetics, Taoist aesthetics, folklore and folk culture, famous paintings of the literati through the ages, intangible cultural heritage and the Book of Psalms as our inspiration. The Crane Palace, which is a crane dojo and also a perfect combination of food and culture. The original appearance of the building's doorway modeling draws on the form of the traditional doorway of the ancient village of Crane Palace, with modern clean lines, infinity glass.The fusion of ancient and modern element make the building harmonious and beautiful. The first floor takes Songhuizong’s picture of “Ruihe” painting as a clue. The elements such as color picture and shape are extracted as inspiration, and the space is designed through the interpretation of traditional architectural culture. The second floor is inspired by the elements of cranes in famous paintings of the past dynasties, and expressed through traditional culture, old objects, paintings and other themes. The rooms are designed with special features, each space has its own theme and different forms. The walkway is based on gravel landscaping and “ light and shadow separation.” The third floor is themed on the ancient village of Crane Palace, which elaborates folk stories.