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Architecture Neri & Hu
The walls and the courtyard are a strong landscape element that unify the complex while creating layered spaces that seek to redefine tradition with a modern architectural language. Light peeking unpredictably through crevices offers unique perspectives and space for contemplation. Most of the roofs are set below the height of the walls, which hides the retreat from afar.
Interior design Neri & Hu
rely on sunlight to create a spellbinding visual language. An abandoned warehouse now houses a theater, an exhibition space, and a restaurant where guests dine on long, communal tables. The rooms are awash in natural materials—a thoughtful blend of dark wood and stone where pastel chairs and white walls add the right touch of softness. Skylights allow for the ultimate communion with nature.
The Originals Wang Gongquan
Hotels with Happenings Hands on, minds open
Inside, that sense of timelessness continues with handicraft classes, as well as more unusual activities, such as dressing in traditional opera costume.
Cooking with Class Social succulence
Here, guests can partake in cooking classes and dine on organic dishes at long, communal tables that break down walls between strangers and create a community among travelers.
With the first edition of our Design Hotels Art Print Series we are sharing some of our most treasured travel photography. Here, at Tsingpu Yangzhou Retreat, photographer Björn Cedar captures the contrasting textures of this lyrical concrete tale, as retold by Neri & Hu’s in a fresh take on traditional Chinese architecture.
Destinations
After two days in Fujian, we flew from Xiamen to Yangzhou, a city in China’s Jiangsu province that straddles the Grand Canal north of the Yangtze River.
Tsingpu Yangzhou Retreat
99 Bao Cheng Road, Han Jiang District
Yangzhou
China
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