Mumei Mountain Blue Cartier – Nalan Ye She, a dwelling in the embrace of nature

As the pursuit of returning to the essence of nature becomes a contemporary aspiration, constructing a natural dwelling within the bustling city has become a focal point for people's quality of life and spiritual needs. The concept of "wild luxury" seems to better express people's longing and composure for this return.
This project is located in the Blue Cartier villa on Mumei Mountain in Chengdu, China. The designer applies the forms and colors of nature to the generation of architectural space forms, enriching the exploratory nature of the space through changing structures. The designer combines wildness with luxury, filling the living space with personality and charm. Every shape in the space follows the form of nature, with a freely expanding form that seems to coexist with nature. Materials are sourced from all things in nature, creating a rampant vitality, allowing residents to experience a momentary rush of life in front of the static architecture, which is agile and refined. In the quiet places, the design integrates the essence of mountains and forests, allowing residents to immerse themselves in nature and experience the primal wildness and strength of all things.