"Flower Room is an intimate dialogue between elements of nature. Nestled at the intersection of the countryside and the forest in Huizhou, China, it forges an ecological framework of care, becoming a micro-laboratory of symbiosis between plants and insects. Unlike conventional greenhouses that manufacture closed and controlled environments, Flower Room is posited to be open and porous, allowing sunlight to dance, rain to flow, and wind to bring shifts in micro-climate, along with birds, bees, and butterflies to wander within."
"Nestled at the intersection of the countryside and the forest in Huizhou, China, it forges an ecological framework of care, becoming a micro-laboratory of symbiosis between plants and insects. Unlike conventional greenhouses that manufacture closed and controlled environments, Flower Room is posited to be open and porous, allowing sunlight to dance, rain to flow, and wind to bring shifts in micro-climate, along with birds, bees, and butterflies to wander within."
Flower Room is an intimate dialogue between elements of nature. It sits at the edge of countryside and forest in Huizhou, China, creating an ecological framework of care. The project functions as a micro-laboratory that cultivates symbiosis between plants and insects. It rejects conventional greenhouse practices of sealed, controlled atmospheres. Instead the design remains open and porous, permitting sunlight, rain, and wind to shape the interior microclimate. Birds, bees, and butterflies are invited to wander within. The openness encourages dynamic environmental interactions and supports biodiversity through natural cycles rather than mechanical regulation.
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