This project aims to recreate the damaged topography of the site. The fifteen rooms are sheltered under a layer of vegetation that covers the entire project.
The continuity of the slope takes the guest from the common space to their room, going through all the different scenarios offered by the hotel. A public course is set up between the two slopes of the project. The challenge was to combine public and private traffic while keeping the necessary distance for privacy. The roof is considered as the facade of this project, visible from the street as well as from the opposite site of the valley. The green facade is pierced with triangular shaped openings to allow light to reach the interior part of the mountain.
The continuity of the slope takes the guest from the common space to their room, going through all the different scenarios offered by the hotel. A public course is set up between the two slopes of the project. The challenge was to combine public and private traffic while keeping the necessary distance for privacy. The roof is considered as the facade of this project, visible from the street as well as from the opposite site of the valley. The green facade is pierced with triangular shaped openings to allow light to reach the interior part of the mountain.
Shui Shan
Hot Spring Hotel
Vincent Lechevallier
National Taipei University of Technology
2018-2019
