Qingcheng Mountain Stone Courtyard
Qingcheng Mountain, China
- Architekci
- standardarchitecture
- Year
- 2007
The “Stone Courtyard” Tea House is located close to Daguan Town at the foot of the Qingcheng Mountain near Chengdu. With total area of 500 square meters, the tea house is actually comprised of five separate courtyard buildings stand very close to each other. The first building is an empty front courtyard; the last building functions as living courtyards; and the other three buildings function as tea courtyards.
Local craftsmen were involved in the design and construction of the wooden roof structure. Looking from interior the wooden roof would have been completely traditional if the columns near the patio were not carefully removed.
The stone wall is built exclusively of a type of local slate, which will be cover by green moose in a few years after exposed in the rainy and humid weather of Chnegdu.
Total Area
480 sqm
Client
Sichuan Jinlian Corporation
Chief Designer
Zhang Ke
Zhang Hong
Collaborator
Wang Andong
Liu Yabo
Wang Tong
Design Team
Hao Zengrui
Carla Maria Freitas Gonçalves
Liu Xinjie
Yang Xinrong
Zhang Zhengfan
Photographer
Chen Su
Design Date
2005-2006
Construction Time
2006-2007
Structural System
Concrete Frame Mixed with Local Slate Masonry
Wood Structure for Roof
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