Published: Wednesday, June 07, 2006
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Bridging Tea House
This project explores the typological interaction between the conceived forms of a teahouse and a bridge. Simply said, that means it tries to find the common ground between the two very familiar (at least in the Chinese culture), and thus difficult symbols.
The design attempts to unify the two fundamental elements of a Chinese garden -- the bridge and the teahouse -- into a single structure.
Project Details
- Project Name: Bridging Tea House
- Client: Government of Jinhua City, Beijing China
- Project Type: Restaurant and Tea House
- Principal Designer/s: Fernando Romero
- Design Team: Fernando Romero, Eduardo Sosa, Maria Teresa Catrip, Carlos Bedoya, Leon Amezcua.
- Date of commencement of project: 2004
- Date of completion of project: 2006
- Location of site: Jinhua, Jindong New District, Beijing China
- Built-up Area: 250 m2
- Cost of Construction/Execution: $1,000.00 USD/m2
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