JingYue

Sunshine City Blu-ray Jingyue in Fuzhou is approached through a modern-art lens that searches an ordinary site for the pleasure of urban life, looking for difference among look-alike cities and opening a new mode of play. Under a free, liberating spatial atmosphere, the project stages a romantic encounter in the Magician's Garden, where every day feels like a carnival that heals unhappiness and lets everyone become a child again. The design team quotes Wordsworth's image of urban life, arguing that even an exhausting spectacle becomes meaningful once a person slows enough to read the greatest sense in the smallest thing. Light filters through layered clouds onto leaves, and a water mirror reflects sky and earth, flowing like Confucius's river, time that never stops; daily life becomes a continuous thing that ferments into sweet wine. Looking upward to read heaven and earth, the team creates something close to eternity, beginning the expedition of the Magician in a pure white world and using light and shadow to narrate the existence of time. The relationship between people and magic is meant to awaken the senses, and the best design is understood not as prescribing activity through fixed fixtures but as setting a free environment in which every person can unfold emotion. The Magician's Anywhere House lets visitors, suspended in mid-air, look up and down at the small world and forget their troubles. The site is filled with laughter like a fairy tale, glowing with vitality like bright sun, an excuse for not wanting to grow up, a world of magic where running and laughing are invited. The project in Fuzhou, developed by the Sunshine City Fuzhou regional company and Blu-ray Real Estate with landscape by HWA, aims to cure unhappiness through a highly free spatial atmosphere and restore childlike joy.