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Capella Kyoto is an architectural expression that focuses on movement, materials and pauses, reflecting the implicit, ingenious and exploratory spirit of Kyoto.

BORE Hotel takes root gently in this sacred land, bound by profound reverence for nature and human culture and a mission to forge a new path for the New Tibetan Style.

The space design of "Jilai Manor" adopts the "New Chinese Style" approach, which is truly refreshing. It enables us to witness the vigorous vitality and thriving scene of Eastern aesthetics in the contemporary era.

Introducing the cultural imagery of the pre-Spanish period into the contemporary architectural context, the soft earth tones are intended to respond to the colors and textures found in the natural environment.

The boutique hotel presents an elegant and refined charm through its clear layout, simple texture and control of space.

In a city that is wrapped up by layers of time, buildings are not merely containers of space; they are also the physical carriers of memories and lifestyles.

The hotel is not only a buffer zone between the city and private spaces, but also a place where guests can find a moment of tranquility and self-adjustment before re-entering the urban life.

The design uses pure and orderly geometric forms as its language, outlining the boundaries of space within rationality and order, while forming a sharp contrast with the original wild vegetation on the site.

The design takes the in terior of the building into consideration, creating a greenhouse greenhouse inside the building that can maintain a state of abundant plants throughout the four seasons.

This Italian-style villa, after thorough restoration and reconstruction, presents a brand-new contemplative temperament while respecting the traces left by time.

This is a space that transcends the mundane, allowing the textures of the soul and senses to harmonize - a silent architectural response that focuses on the essence of existence.

Here, the sacredness of space transcends mere atmospheric ambiance, embodying the tangible daily lives and spiritual aspirations of the Tibetan people.

Design is not a "transformation", but a "recall" : a recall of the memories buried in the dust of the land, the breathing of the wood hidden in the mountains and forests, and the traces of time buried deep in the mountains.

The project not only pursues the hotel experience, but also considers how to extend the warmth of private residences to a larger scale, highlighting the humanistic warmth and philosophical thinking behind minimalism.

In a quiet place, a boutique hotel has quietly taken shape. Surrounded by lakes and mountains, it interweaves with the city skyline to form a natural and idyllic picture.