The architectural project at Zhaoshan Village revitalizes an abandoned clay refining factory through sustainable design and adaptive reuse of materials. It emphasizes local craftsmanship and resource circularity, reducing environmental impact while creating a public space that serves the community. The design employs natural lighting and ventilation techniques, including operable clerestory windows and skylights, to enhance the building's functionality and comfort. Additionally, the interior space is optimized through a 'room within a room' concept, allowing for flexibility and diminished reliance on mechanical systems, ultimately promoting a sustainable living environment.
This project illustrates how repurposing local materials and craftsmanship can create sustainable spaces that benefit both the environment and the surrounding community.
By embracing adaptive reuse, the design significantly reduces environmental impact and fosters a multifunctional public space tailored to local needs.
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