The design of this tea house by Lin Kaixin Design Co. starts in the pursuit of achieving completeness of the oriental culture, which skillfully combines the concepts of symmetrical patterns and architectural gray spaces to perfectly present a free, open, natural and humane spiritual space. The tea house is built in the riverside and guests need to go to the main entrance along the park path and bypass the building envelope.
Riverside tea house
The design of the tea house by Lin Kaixin combines symmetrical patterns and architectural gray spaces to present a free, open, natural and humane spiritual space.
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- 03 July 2017
- Minjiang River
To protect the privacy of each room and add a mysterious spatial atmosphere, the designer has set up a series of gray spaces to complete the conversion and transition scenes, making endless interior landscapes. Horizontal or vertical grids, flat or straight grids produce changes to expand the spatial tension. Outside of the grids, shoji paper and stone are also space highlights. The designer extended the building appearance to design various functional “boxes” by slim and long wood grids rather than solid partition wall.
Riverside Teahouse, Minjiang River, China
Program: teahouse
Architect: Lin Kaixin Design Co.
Collaborator: Chen Xiaodan
Area: 224 sqm
Completion: 2016