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Water Pavilion,Longqiyuan
Water Pavilion,Longqiyuan
Wenzhou, China
Popular Winner, 2025 A+Awards, Concepts - Architecture +Environment
Project Featured on Jul 18, 2025
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Other Projects by The Design Institute of Landscape. & Architecture China Academy of Art Co.,Ltd.
Water Pavilion,Longqiyuan
Wenzhou, China
Popular Winner, 2025 A+Awards, Concepts - Architecture +Environment
Project Featured on Jul 18, 2025
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2024
The project is located in the layers of valleys in Wenzhou Longqiyuan Scenic Area . A stream runs through the surrounding area of the site, and on the other side is a small pond. In the design, We enlarged and extended the pond and make it into a fishpond for people to enjoy. All the land with trees is retained and combined with the three water surfaces. Eventually, a "T"-shaped "ridge" is formed. Combining with the big trees retained on the "ridge", an open space for tourists to stop and enjoy the scenery is built on it.
The pavilion space is formed by the combination of three independent curved roofs. Each roof faces a stretch of water. The raised part of the roof forms the entrance space. When the roof gradually descends into the water, it interacts with the environment to form a special landscape space. As the tourist's viewing angle changes, the gaps between the roofs are connected with light-transmitting materials, creating a separation and change of light, shadow, virtual and real, which allows tourists to feel the rhythm of time in the valley.
The pavilion space is formed by the combination of three independent curved roofs. Each roof faces a stretch of water. The raised part of the roof forms the entrance space. When the roof gradually descends into the water, it interacts with the environment to form a special landscape space. As the tourist's viewing angle changes, the gaps between the roofs are connected with light-transmitting materials, creating a separation and change of light, shadow, virtual and real, which allows tourists to feel the rhythm of time in the valley.
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