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The overall design of the Grand Hyatt hotel is inspired by Tao Yuanming's "Peach Bflower Land". The exterior and interior design closely revolves around the scene described in the article, subtly blending the outdoor natural environment into the interior space, shaping spaces layer by layer. The overall landscape is in a contemporary style, and the details are embellished with local Huizhou cultural elements, striving to create a pleasant place to stay. The "Peach Bblossom Land" of the project starts with the arrival and drop-off entrance in the landscape. It not only brings the Grand Hyatt's exclusive arrival experience as always, but also vividly presents the traditional Huizhou impression and space characteristics -- there is often a ‘moon swamp’ in front of a big house. Landscape amassing heart, between the transformation of the heart, poetic life, are highly condensed inbetween. When classical garden elements collide with modern design techniques, the classical should be purer and the modern should be more vivid. Just like the white walls and black tiles in the site, black and white, dynamic and quiet, implied the original classical beauty, but also permeated with vibrant modern atmosphere. The hotel begins with a stretch of pure white grass steps, like a long winding music. Three layers of cascading water feature, falling spring sound like jade, will be noisy cover, attract people to stop to stay The main wall integrates modern minimalism with traditional Hui-style architectural symbols, and the light and shadow are humorous, which has become the most profound memory of the site. On the right of the moon pool, the hotel lobby is now visible. On the south side of the lobby, green bamboo sets off, green bamboo half containing sheath, new shoots just out of the wall. The prologue to landscape is over, and the journey to the paradise officially begins in the interior. Project name: Hefei Grand Hyatt