Taiyuan-troop project

The facade of Taiyuan Military Camp is engraved with a dialogue between pottery and stone

Imitation stone surface flat terracotta panel with clay as the bone

Tempered by high-temperature kiln fire, the rough texture of sandstone and the bedding rhythm of shale are reproduced on the board surface.

In the precise lines extruded by high pressure, every gully contains the code of geological chronology.

However, the lightness of the hollow pottery body dissolves the heaviness of the stone.

The dry-hanging process allows the ceramic panels to fit the architectural contours like armor.

When light diffuses through the concave and convex imitation stone surface

Between light and dark, the sandstone barrier resembles an ancient battlefield and is reflected in time.

This kind of building material with fireproof and noise reduction properties uses the flexibility of pottery to inherit the toughness of the military spirit.

The contemporary architectural poetics of "metal and stone opening" grows in the linear array