From the city, to the park, and finally to the residential area, this journey home unfolds, spiraling deeper, turning back, and descending, revealing the Four Seasons Yinxiu Clubhouse—a space that fosters a dialogue between nature, people, and architecture.
An irregular sunken space is divided into levels and connected by an external circular reception area, a straight corridor, a landscape courtyard with water features, and the main building positioned around the courtyard. These elements both segment and link the space into a cohesive whole.
This design evokes memories of Yoshio Taniguchi’s approach at the Suzuki Museum, where simple geometric forms and lightweight materials are employed. Through expressions rooted in nature itself and thoughtful pathway planning, the clubhouse embodies a minimalist precision and purity—simple yet elegant and rich in detail.
