The initiative to integrate cultural projects like the theater commune into rural settings aims to revitalize villages by attracting tourism and fostering cultural engagement.
Changshou Village, with its traditional Hakka Houses, illustrates the potential for architectural innovation in enhancing rural tourism while preserving historical aesthetics and community spaces.
The design reimagines the village’s spatial organization, aiming to restore the charm of gathering places that have diminished over decades in the once vibrant community.
Architect Zhu Xiaodi's vision encompasses not just a performance venue, but a holistic approach to planning and designing spaces that support the village's cultural and artistic aspirations.
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