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Day 1 - Unique mount Emei theatre

Case 1: Unique mount Emei theatre / WG Studio + BIAD-BOA Studio.

I will admit for the first project this one was complicated, there are few sources that talked about it, and unfortunately no interior photos nor plans. BUT at the same time, it was interesting to learn about the Emei mountain and explore its magnificent nature and artifacts.
 
Z. note: through this experience, I'm hoping to develop my own technique of representing projects but until then you have to bear up with my beautiful words and sketches ;)

Well, let's get into the project.

The project takes place near the breathtaking Emei mountain, therefore the architect tried to embody the natural image of the area into architectural elements. The idea of the theatre was displaced throughout three different spaces creating a continuous scene that allowed the audience to experience different stories and feelings. 




The first space is: "Above the clouds" which is articulated throughout the 4 buildings, here you explore the feeling of overlooking from above as we experience when we are at the top of the mountain.

The second space is: "In the clouds" which is articulated throughout the landscape that is made up to look like a sea of clouds, so you can explore the feeling of being carried out to heaven therefore the top of the mountain.

The third space is: "under the clouds" which is articulated throughout the preserved old village, here in the human world, you will listen to the stories of people and their lives. 

Above the clouds
Under the clouds
In the clouds

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Location: Gaohezhen, Qionglai City, Chengdu, Sichuan, China

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