[Foshan/Shunde District, China] He Art Museum Tickets

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-Introduction to scenic spots-

The He Art Museum is designed by architect Tadao Ando, ​​with a total area of ​​approximately 16,000 square meters, of which the exhibition hall area is approximately 8,000 square meters. By using fair-faced concrete as a building material, Mr. Ando integrated natural elements such as light, water, and wind into this art museum with the artistic conception of Lingnan architectural culture.

HEM's architectural design merges opposing features into a building form composed of simple circles and squares. As the center circle, its center of gravity and scale shift with height, creating an effect of slow diffusion from the inside to the outside, from the building to the city. This is the inheritance of the "round sky and square earth" of ancient architecture in the Central Plains. It is also the interlacing of symbolic pure geometric solids to create an architectural landscape with the characteristics of Lingnan architectural culture and a celebration of light and shadow.

· Double spiral fair-faced concrete staircase

From the details to the overall composition of the building, and even the landscape design, it unfolds layer by layer like ripples on the water. The center is a cylindrical five-story hollow space. A double spiral staircase spirals down to form a central circular space. The double-helix fair-faced concrete staircase, which is like a DNA structure, is a breathtaking highlight of HEM architecture. It also witnesses the rapid progress of Chinese construction technology.

· Jia'an Garden

The moving lines of the Jia'an Garden imply the artistic conception of winding paths leading to seclusion. Curved fair-faced concrete partition walls are orderly distributed and surrounded in the garden, combined with a variety of carefully selected pink flowering trees, making the audience feel as if they are walking hundreds of steps along the bank and suddenly swimming in a peach blossom forest. In this outdoor space, the landscape design is dominated by water features. The pool echoes the "circle" and can be used as a water-friendly device to alleviate the heat of subtropical summer. At the same time, when the building is reflected in the water, it becomes the unique base of the building.