'MuWeCo' Features a Cloth-Like Roof Design
Joey Haar — June 7, 2018 — Art & Design
References: archdaily
Many of the most marvelous works of architecture are those that manage to transcend the materials from which they're built, and MuWeCo is a great example of that concept in action. The resort in the foothills of Luo Fu Shan range in Sichuan province, China, has a roof with elegant swoops that mimic the gentle curvature of cloth draped over a skeletal frame, yet the roof is built out of solid stone and hardwood.
Despite this impressive effect, the appearance of MuWeCo's roof completely changes depending on one's view. Seen from a different angle, the roof's curves disappear, getting replaced with sharp angles. These angles are inspired by the surrounding mountain range, connecting the resort's guests with the natural landscape.
Image Credit: Dirk Weiblen
Despite this impressive effect, the appearance of MuWeCo's roof completely changes depending on one's view. Seen from a different angle, the roof's curves disappear, getting replaced with sharp angles. These angles are inspired by the surrounding mountain range, connecting the resort's guests with the natural landscape.
Image Credit: Dirk Weiblen
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