Kong Xiangwei Studio designed the Phoenix Feather Tea Pavilion nestled in Yunnan's Wuliang Mountains, creatively integrating architecture with nature. Inspired by a silver pheasant's feather, the pavilion features lightweight construction using 14-millimeter galvanize steel rods that evoke the elegant forms found in nature. The structure serves both birdwatchers and visitors seeking reflection amid a magnificent tea-tourism sanctuary set within a critical migratory bird corridor. This project exemplifies the studio's philosophy of leaving a light touch on the earth while enhancing the unique ecological and cultural heritage of the region.
The design emerged as a delicate form inspired by a feather, utilizing slender steel rods that trace linear paths through the landscape, mimicking nature’s grace.
The Phoenix Feather Tea Pavilion stands in a region known for tea and migratory birds, drawing a poetic connection to the natural beauty surrounding it.
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