Leili Guizhou Big Project Activity Camp

This is a youth public-welfare camp stationed in a village, exploring a model combining youth camp with rural construction. The design attracted corporate donations, built by public-welfare partners and local craftsmen, and will regularly host youth events that continue to empower young people and rural development. The site is a narrow terrace at the junction of county road and village road, with distant mountains; it was a closed village primary school, with one abandoned three-story teaching building. Because land is tight, the design uses an intensive layout, adapting the teaching building as the anchor and adding multi-purpose spaces, activity fields and service volumes using lightweight industrial systems combined with local craft. A rural library open to village children is built at the camp entrance. The mild, rainy climate makes rain protection and ventilation primary needs; the multi-purpose space hosts activities, training and community events under a deep, overhanging roof. The camp has already hosted several youth programs and has become a catalyst for the revival of the village, with new guesthouses and services opening around it.