For the expectations of the Kangding Nineteen Project, ultimately I hope that if anyone can evaluate it, it is quite Shanghai. A very core thing is the local culture, which is to do a very 'peaceful' project. I initially thought so, but it hasn't changed much to this day. If I were to define Kangding Nineteen in one word, I would like it to be 'Undefined Elegance'.

The task of 'staying together in a tree house' has always been something we have wanted to accomplish. What can bring a sense of time to this community, The image in my mind is that there should be a big tree at the entrance of the village, and many people have grown up under the protection of this tree, This scene has a cinematic quality and is a memory of time.

▽42 Camphor Trees: Unintentionally, a forest surrounded by gentle greenery, we have decided to bring them home

Regarding the spacing and crown width of each tree, what is more expensive than tree species is the time spent on them, traveling thousands of miles, searching for trees in the mountains, and the natural traces of nature, which are themselves works of art.

The memories of old Shanghai are the old records of 'City That Never Sleeps' sung in the dazzling neon lights, It is also the skirt swayed by the wind under the mottled shadows of trees in wutong District, showing calm and refinement in a quiet afternoon.

Just like in Hayao Miyazaki's anime where a gentle breeze brushes over a girl's skirt, the rigid stone collides with the rippling skirt of the breeze, The released tension is a fusion of artificial and natural elements, as well as a dance of reason and emotion.

▽ 27 Draft Joint System Scheme Research: The silk like treatment of the satin stone facade, the proportion and thickness of the stones, and the width of the horizontal and vertical joints are all details that can be studied. Therefore, we have come up with the 27 Draft Scheme, pursuing the ultimate in details with a "work" attitude.

In the long corridor of returning home, the silk drape of the stone facade, the metal texture ceiling, and the hidden lighting design are all details that can be carefully studied.

Surrounding buildings, floating jade plates, and planted branches overlap, reflect, and blend in the water, accompanied by pearls jumping from the spring and scattering into a sparkling wave.

When the wind blows, the water surface wrinkles with millions of fine lines, and the light spots wander on the surface of the stone, like water droplets rolling over the paper, leaving fleeting wet brushstrokes.