MuFen Yue Tangquan Hotel | A harmonious symphony of city and nature.

|A harmonious symphony of city and nature. Nestled in the arms of Fengxi New Town in Shaanxi, China, MuFen Yue Tangquan Hotel is like a pearl inlaid at the junction of city and nature, quietly telling the story of city retreat and nature seclusion. This elegant place, carefully crafted by Studio A + Youjia Design, adopts the design concept of "natural and natural, go with the flow", showing a kind of external simplicity and internal richness. Project Background MuFen Yue Tangquan Hotel is located in the picturesque Fengxi New Town, which is a perfect example of the integration of city and nature. The designer not only reshaped an environment, but also created a space that coexists harmoniously with nature, cleverly integrating the building into the surrounding environment. Design Highlights The designer has set a series of walls by redefining and editing the place, folding and unfolding the space, making it a part of the environment, and invisibly shaping a tranquil and elegant paradise. Wall Folding and Unfolding MuFen Yue Tangquan Hotel has created a sunken courtyard with its unique topography, as if the building grows out of nature. The use of loess-colored fair-faced concrete maintains a color and texture similar to the earth, and the "rice paper lantern" tea room with oriental charm, still water surface, water stairs and water surface orange glass pavilion add a touch of mystery to the entire building. Building Growing in Nature The total construction area of the project is 3,440 square meters, providing 6 luxury rooms, each with a private indoor pool. In addition, 8 outdoor pools with private showers and rest areas provide guests with the ultimate relaxation experience. Environmentally Sensitive Design MuFen Yue Tangquan Hotel also introduces a temperature-sensing intelligent skylight to promote air circulation and introduce natural light into indoor public spaces. A large number of planted roofs not only purify the air, but also save energy and cool down, reducing the temperature of the indoor space, reflecting the design's commitment to sustainable architecture.