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Cultural Arcadia Village: Redefining Fujian Tulou Heritage
In the future, China has facing the architectural heritage crisis. Futural is move fasting to us, but we can’t forget of our culture and history. The best way to incorporate traditional architectural and futuristic architecture is to get inspiration from the past. Tulou is sites were inscribed in 2008 by UNESCO as World Heritage Site, as “exceptional examples of a building tradition and function exemplifying a particular type of communal living and defensive organization harmonious relationship with their environment”. Tulou are traditional fortified dwellings of the Hakka people in China, known for their distinctive round or square structures, wooden verandas, and intricate architectural details. It has a thousand years of history and embodies our ancient wisdom in this architectural design, I want people from all over around to know it and experience it.
Tulou Shopping Mall
Tulou village features a resort and shopping center style with distinctive round structures, wooden verandas, and intricate architectural details. It is located in the rural mountain area in China. This architecture seamlessly integrates with the surrounding natural landscape, utilizing locally sourced materials and organic forms to harmonize with the natural environment. The goal of this Tulou village is to preserve the rich cultural heritage embodied in Fujian Tulou architecture. At the same time, it can draw visitors from around the world, which can stimulate local economies by boosting tourism revenue, creating jobs, and supporting small businesses in surrounding communities.
Resort Reception
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Kitchen and Living Room
Resort Community
Tulou architecture carries future significance in preserving cultural heritage, fostering economic development, promoting sustainable living practices, and facilitating international collaboration. These efforts contribute to the ongoing appreciation and conservation of this unique architectural legacy for generations to come.
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