TaiOursea Laomendong Spa, Men Dong, Nanjing, China,
by RoarcRenew

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TaiOursea Laomendong Spa, Men Dong, Nanjing, China,
by RoarcRenew
TaiOursea Laomendong Spa, Nanjing, China,
RoarcRenew Design
Completed in 2019 in Nanjing, China. Images by Freeman. Both Sukhothai and the ancient city of Nanjing are places of peace that make people feel at ease and relaxed. Either for Nanjing, the ancient capital...
“ Identifying the architecturally symbolic significance of bricks, Roarc Renew considers bricks as the “soul” of a space. Black and red bricks are the same forms of material, but they represent different cultures. Gaps between bricks give people a sense of hidden order. Via extreme control, Roarc Renew intensifies such a sense of order. All functional contents, e.g. air-conditioner air vents, furniture, compartments, glass bricks, house number plate, direct at an orderly space, which expresses a sense of religious ceremony. The quality reflected by the clay texture of bricks is similar to a pleasant feeling that we have when walking in the soil barefoot. This feeling is unique in South Asia and it also reflects our perfectionism to the details.”
RoarcRenew designed Mandela in Shanghai, China
(via Mandela / RoarcRenew | ArchDaily)