SHORT DESCRIPTION

The project has a semi mountainous terrain that is 63 meters thick, and the three-dimensional changing space brings people more imagination and longing. Drawing inspiration from the paintings of the 20th century surrealist master Juan Miro, this study interprets the composition style of abstract cubism and integrates two-dimensional art with three-dimensional space. Using roads as lines and space as color blocks, it weaves together to form structuralism in three-dimensional space, which is filled with ever-changing scenes. The project has created a 3-level terrace space, shaping a spatial pattern of one axis, two environments, six environments, and eight scenic spots. The landscape of waterfalls, streams, and seasonal changes runs through the entire original terrace, connecting and utilizing rich height differences to form a natural three-dimensional courtyard art valley. By combining the natural forms of "mountains, forests, streams, and valleys" and introducing the concept of "wonderful, elegant, peaceful, and hidden" lifestyle, traditional artistic conception and modern style can be symmetrically applied to form a rich and harmonious landscape poetic dwelling map. The designer hopes to combine modern art with nature, present an aesthetic experience of artistic context, and build a unique landscape charm for the project.