Tang Dynasty Water Convergence, with an operational area of 8,800 square meters, is designed with th[...]
Tang Dynasty Water Convergence, with an operational area of 8,800 square meters, is designed with the concept of a Chinese divine and international-style mansion. It draws from the essence of Chinese philosophy and aesthetics to shape the image of a hydrotherapy bath.
This project is a new Chinese-style, light luxury, and fashionable hot spring leisure center, providing a life experience hall that offers a beautiful, exquisite, and tranquil space with a slow pace and life aesthetics amidst the fast-paced city life.
The integration of humanities, design, and art offers a brand-new experience. The lobby is inspired by the concept of a courtyard, subtly incorporating the structure and layout of Beijing’s siheyuan and Hui-style architecture’s ‘four waters return to the hall’.
The design adopts a traditional courtyard layout, with spaces progressing layer by layer, forming a multi-level layout along the vertical axis. As guests enter the bathing area, the deep gray-blue echoes and the texture of the orange wood doors reflect waves upon waves.
The project’s design permeates the entire project with a new Chinese theme culture, and the simulated green bamboo visually dissolves the hustle and bustle of traffic. The indoor furnishings are elegant and light, presenting a natural and tranquil atmosphere in a minimalist and restrained space, without the need for deliberate creation.
The sauna hall’s time tunnel allows people to travel through time in a memorable experience. Various styles of rest areas allow people to fully enjoy a slow life, encountering a natural surprise and comfort amidst the high pressure and fast pace of city life.
Open all year round, 24/7.
