建筑师：和谐世界咨询与设计
位置：中国，扬州，市桥
负责建筑师：孙伟
设计团队：石军，Peter Dykes，张芊芊
面积：400平方米
年份：2012
摄影：T+E

它坐落在扬州市桥的公园中，这是上海西北部的一个城市，这里有一个由中国建筑师孙伟设计的浮动的竹庭院茶馆，孙伟是HWCD的伙伴。

作为一个国际化的设计实践，和在伦敦及巴塞罗那的办公室一起，HWCD一直致力于开发各种项目，包括专业化的精品酒店，居民和混合使用的项目。

他们的项目在建筑中强调存在“全球相互关联性”，并且他们的设计领域聚集了传统的亚洲审美和现代的设计语言。

竹庭院是HWCD设计理念的一个例子，它结合了传统的中国园林理念，同时又和自然环境融合在一起。竹子被垂直和水平的安排起来，当你环绕着它走的时候，会产生“深度”和视觉效果。竹签的高度排列沿着户外走道创建了走廊，并且在湖上被组织成非对称的时尚感觉。

传统上，扬州的庭院是由向内的凉亭组成的，创造出了一个内部的景观空间。从这个中汲取灵感，竹庭院由一个基本的方形足迹设计而成，分割成小块的空间，创造了一个内部的景观区域。每一个空间都可以欣赏到外面的湖泊，看到这个区域全面的景色。

从外观上看，竹庭院是一个由变化着的固体和空隙形成的立方体。当晚上茶馆灯光照亮周围环境的时候，大量的垂直线条变的更加明显。

这种简单的形式说明了建筑和自然的一致混合。此外，像竹子和砖这样天然的材料提供了可持续的情感。在竹庭院内部，竹子的空隙提高了自然通风的程度，然而在冬季，厚砖墙可以保持热量，减少对机械化的加热和冷却系统的依赖。

茶是中国最珍贵的文化遗产之一，然而千百年来，仍然保持着整体上的流行性。为了了解它漫长的过程，它需要一个不起眼的位置。竹庭院提供了一个适当的位置，来进行一场茶体验，强调了设计和建筑的基本的重要性。

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Architects: Harmony World Consulting & Design
Location: ShiQiao, Yangzhou, China
Architect In Charge: Sun Wei
Design Team: Shi Jun, Peter Dykes, Zhang QianQian
Area: 400 sqm
Year: 2012
Photographs: T+E

Located in the ShiQiao garden in Yangzhou, a city to the northwest of Shanghai, there is a floating Bamboo Courtyard Teahouse designed by Chinese architect Sun Wei, partner of HWCD. As an international design practice, with offices in London and Barcelona, HWCD has been developing various projects, specializes in boutique hotels, residents and mix-use projects. Their projects emphasize on the existing “worldwide interconnectedness” in the architecture and design spheres by bringing together traditional Asian aesthetic and modern design language.

The Bamboo Courtyard is an example of the HWCD design philosophy, embracing the traditional Chinese garden fundamentals while blending into the natural environment. The bamboo is arranged vertically and horizontally to produce “depth” and visual effects as you walk around. Tall rows of bamboo sticks create corridors along the outdoor walkway and are organized in asymmetric fashion on the lake.

Traditionally, Yangzhou courtyards are formed with inward facing pavilions, creating an internal landscape space. Drawing inspiration from this, the bamboo courtyard was designed from a basic square footprint, fragmented into small spaces to create an internal landscape area.Each of the spaces has views into the surrounding lake, allowing a panoramic view of the area.

From the exterior, the bamboo courtyard is a cubic form with a variation of solids and voids. The strong verticality becomes more apparent at night when the teahouse lights up to illuminate the surroundings. The simple form illustrates the congruent blending of architecture with nature. Moreover, the natural materials such as bamboo and bricks provide sustainable sensibilities. The pocket of voids improves natural ventilation within the bamboo courtyard while the thick brick wall retains heat in winter, reducing the dependency of mechanical heating and cooling system.

Tea is one of China’s most precious culture heritages and has remained popular throughout thousands of years. It requires an unassuming setting in order to understand its lengthy process. The bamboo courtyard provides the adequate setting to a tea experience, emphasizing the underlying importance of design and architecture.