Yishè at Atrium House Revives the Spirit of Chinese Vernacular Architecture

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Nestled in a quiet village near Hong Kong, the architectural firm via.’s project pays homage to Chinese vernacular architecture with traditional and contemporary design elements. The new social and health club for residents draws inspiration from courtyard houses to create a collection of brick-clad pavilions surrounding a central reflective pool.

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