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Sculptural Villas

26/2/2016

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Villas
This neat place is the Fairyland Guorui Villa complex located in Beijing China. It was designed by UN Studio. I love the organic shapes to the buildings and the tree lined path down the middle, as seen in the photo below. Check out more photos at Contemporist. 

From the designer:
In order to take full advantage of the location, the layout of the Fairyland Guorui Villa complex follows an open plan organisation, while the public spaces within and adjacent to the complex follow the design philosophy set out in the masterplan and respond to the context of the site in the waterside location.

Essential to the design approach for the villa development is the combination of individuality with a distinct quality of community. As a result, a mix of consistency and singular identity defines the scheme. The architectural masterplan envisions sculptural villas scattered along the riverside, each with its own characteristics and living spaces, but embedded in the communal space to stimulate a neighborhood effect.
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