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TAO builds ‘tide’s echo hall’ as a cultural beacon on the edge of the yellow sea
- TAO has built the 'Tide’s Echo Hall' as a cultural beacon on the edge of the Yellow Sea, celebrating the duality of ocean and forest.
- Situated in Rongcheng, China, this new landmark by Trace Architecture Office serves as a spatial bridge between human activity and natural rhythms.
- The project is designed to accommodate conferences, exhibitions, banquets, and dining, aiming to be a vibrant public forum integrated into the coastal landscape.
- The Tide’s Echo Hall complex unfolds across three zones tailored to specific environmental contexts, offering various spatial experiences.
- The architecture reflects the dual landscape with open sea views and sheltered woodlands, blending indoor and outdoor spaces seamlessly.
- The project features an undulating white roof, resembling a sail caught in motion, creating a balance between mass and movement with elegant tension.
- The restaurant, nestled in the pine woods, offers a contrasting experience with red concrete walls blending into the forest's natural palette.
- The food court introduces rhythm and variation with a zigzagging roofline and floor-to-ceiling glazing offering panoramic views of the ocean.
- The interior architecture of the Tide’s Echo Hall amplifies the sense of movement and multiplicity, encouraging exploration and interaction.
- The promenade linking forest and sea acts as a liminal space, dissolving boundaries between people and place to reflect the coastal identity of Rongcheng.
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