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MCC Tongluotai is located within Tiepingshan Park, Jiangbei District, Chongqing, in the middle of the Tongluoxia mountain range and the hinterland of the Liangjiang New Area, hidden within 18,000 mu of vast forest. The project continues the thousand-year regional cultural lineage of Tiepingshan and Tongluoxia, and against the backdrop of urbanization, takes textured simplicity and restrained luxury as its core, pursuing craftsmanship, pastoral sensibility, and low-carbon living to create a top-tier green livable town. The design preserves the original mountain forest, follows the mountain's contours and water's sources, and builds native forest detached courtyards that combine ecological atmosphere with humanistic detail, interpreting the aesthetics of urban mountain living. With the concept of artistic life above the forest, the design uses the squirrel as the core IP image to create a forest-themed experience zone. A restrained, understated, and delicate freehand approach infuses ecology, health, quality, and poetry into daily life, blending residential space with nature without boundaries and creating a spiritual dwelling for weary urbanites. The forest entrance, Dance of the Jungle, begins with a spore drifting from the depths of Tiepingshan's forests, settling on the soil of Tongluotai. Time nurtures mushrooms deep in the earth, and in the season of lush grass and flying birds, one attends a date with mountain and forest nature. A gentle breeze leads the way through green traces, and the dream entrance is hidden among emerald trees. Three groups of winding sculptural forms break from the ground, growing like mushrooms before the eyes, introducing visitors to the forest world.