Yang shared insights into the inspiration drawn from the natural surroundings, the delicate balance between modernity and nature, and the challenges faced during the construction process. We talked to Jin’ang Yang about the innovative design concept behind the White Crane Lake Visitor Center. The design concept, aptly named “Bamboo Clouds by the Water,” seeks to encapsulate this enchanting atmosphere, integrating water, shore, bamboo, and cloud into the architectural expression. Instead, he drew inspiration from the ethereal beauty of White Crane Lake in the early morning, when the lake is veiled in mist and the bamboo forest is enshrouded in clouds. Photography by © Jianghe Zeng Photography by © Jianghe Zeng Photography by © Jianghe Zeng Photography by © Jianghe Zeng Photography by © Jianghe Zeng Photography by © Jianghe ZengĪrchitect Jin’ang Yang, in his quest to strike this delicate balance, eschewed the idea of merely adapting traditional local architectural styles to the new building. However, the challenge was to create a modern cultural building that would harmoniously coexist with the surrounding landscape, which includes pristine forests, majestic mountains, and the serene lake itself.

The White Crane Lake Visitor Center is the centerpiece of a comprehensive development initiative aimed at boosting tourism in the area. Now, this tranquil natural wonder is set to receive a stunning addition that seamlessly blends modern architectural elegance with the splendor of nature – the White Crane Lake Visitor Center, designed by Archperience Design. White Crane Lake, a picturesque oasis nestled in the heart of Jiangxi Province, has long been celebrated for its serene ambiance, bamboo-lined shores, and stunning panoramic vistas.

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