Meng Architects has completed the Puming Zen Temple in Bashui Village, emphasizing a modern yet culturally resonant design that complements its rich Buddhist heritage. The temple's architecture diverges from traditional Chinese designs due to the site's unique triangular shape, opting for a circular core that directs functional spaces outward. Using locally sourced materials, the temple maintains visual ties to the village through integrated Buddha statues. With a mountain gate marking the entrance and a pond for ritual practices, the layout encourages a reflective journey for visitors, merging religious practice with natural beauty.
Meng Architects honors the region's Buddhist heritage with Puming Zen Temple, integrating contemporary design elements while maintaining spiritual relevance and harmonious community connection.
The temple's innovative layout, featuring a central circular core and radiating spaces, departs from traditional axial arrangements, reflecting the unique geometry of its site.
Constructed with local materials and incorporating embedded Buddha statues, the temple's exterior fosters a spiritual connection with the village, serving both functional and aesthetic purposes.
The entrance, marked by a mountain gate and a reflective pond, establishes a ritualistic journey for visitors, enhancing their experience through spatial sequencing and scenic views.
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