The Maiji Mountain Visitor Center, designed by ZXD Architects and BIAD, embodies a blend of modern architectural design and the rich religious heritage of the region. Inspired by the area's Buddhist grottoes, the center features a ring-shaped design that symbolizes cyclical existence, essential in Buddhist philosophy. Comprised of six trapezoidal volumes, it creates a narrative journey through diverse spaces, including digital installations and cultural areas, while allowing natural light to enhance the experience. The design respects the ancient traditions while introducing contemporary spatial elements, creating a harmonious connection to its environment.
The Maiji Mountain Visitor Center reflects the ancient Buddhist tradition through its ring-shaped design, harmonizing contemporary architecture with historical significance.
Drawing inspiration from Buddhist grottoes, the structure features six trapezoidal volumes, creating a narrative journey that guides visitors through its sacred spaces.
Its exterior, made from red sandstone, echoes the surrounding cliffs, symbolizing reincarnation while allowing movement to flow circularly and naturally.
The building enhances the experience of ritual by contrasting spaces of light and darkness, reminiscent of a collective connection to spiritual traditions.
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