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Kanglaibo Resort HotelKanglaibo Resort HotelKanglaibo Resort Hotel is an architecturally distinctive resort establishment located in the Baianshan National Forest Park of Jiangxi Province, China, exemplifying a harmonious blend of contemporary luxury hospitality design and traditional Hakka cultural elements. This nineteen-story structure, encompassing 16,000 square meters of interior space, represents a significant achievement in sustainable hospitality design, particularly notable for its innovative hot-spring water management system. The architectural and interior design, conceived by Legang Sun and team in 2020, draws profound inspiration from the indigenous Hakka culture, incorporating the characteristic square enclosed building patterns and traditional woodcut artworks throughout the space. The hotel's vertical functional layout encompasses a grand lobby featuring a cubic water-featured chandelier, comprehensive dining facilities, conference spaces, and luxury accommodations, with each element thoughtfully integrated to create a cohesive cultural narrative. A pioneering technical achievement of the design is its sophisticated hot-spring bath system, which employs a 70-degree angled inner wall configuration and advanced insulation techniques, resulting in a 40% reduction in natural hot-spring water consumption while maintaining optimal guest experience. The interior design scheme masterfully incorporates local materials, including indigenous stones and ceramics, creating an enclosed space that pays homage to regional architectural traditions while meeting contemporary luxury standards. The project, which garnered a Gold A' Design Award in Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design, demonstrates exceptional innovation in hospitality design through its integration of cultural preservation, resource efficiency, and luxury accommodation. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: resort hotel design, Hakka cultural architecture, sustainable hot-spring system, luxury hospitality interior, cultural heritage preservation, innovative water management SOURCES: |
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