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Stone Courtyard Tea House
Da Guan Town, Qingcheng Mountain, Du Jiangyan CountyChengdu, China
Architects standardarchitecture / Zhang Ke, Zhang HongBeijing, China
Clients Sichuan Jin Lian EntrepriseChengdu, China
Commission 2005
Design 2005 - 2006
Construction 2006 - 2007
Occupancy 2007
Site 600 m2
Ground floor 480 m2
Total floor 480 m2
Costs 219,600 USD
Programme Chengdu is famous for its tea houses, which are a key part of the social life of the region. Set at the foot of the Qingcheng Mountain this tea house comprises five interlinked courtyard buildings huddled together with narrow passages in between. The first is empty, providing an arrival space, and the last houses kitchen and living areas, with the tea rooms in the three central structures. All are clad with local slate, which will gradually be covered in green moss in the humid, rainy climate of the area. Local craftsmen were involved in the design and construction of the traditional wooden roof structure.
Building Type Hotel & Tourist Facilities2010 Award Cycle 3530.CHI
Aga Khan Award for Architecture
ARCHITECT'S RECORD
2010 AWARD CYCLE
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Street Address
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Mailing Address
City Postal Code
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Facsimile E-mail
Principal Designer
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Mailing Address
City Postal Code
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Please list those involved in the project and indicate their roles and areas of responsibility (e.g. engineers, contractors, economists, mastercraftsmen, other architects, clients, etc.). Please cite addresses and telephone numbers separately.
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I. IDENTIFICATION
II. PERSONS RESPONSIBLE
A. Architect/Planner
B. Client
C. Project Affiliates / Consultants
The "Stone Courtyard" Teahouse
Daguan Town, Qingcheng Mountain, Du Jiangyan County
Chengdu, Sichuan Province P. R. China
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268 Chengfu Road, #4-203 KYKY Factory Compound
Beijing 100190
P. R. China 0086-10-6263-4351
0086-10-6263-0248 [email protected]
Zhang Ke, Zhang Hong
Sichuan Jin Lian Enterprise Ltd.
New LiJiang Country, Daguan Town, Dujiangyan
Chengdu, Sichuan Province 611800
P. R. China 0086-28-8717-0828
0086-28-8717-0838 [email protected]
Wang Andong Architect,
Liu Yabo
Wang Tong
Lao Liang
Vice General Manager of Client
Architect,
Consultant of Client
Architect,
in charge of supervising
Master Craftsmen, stone work and
wooden roof construction
(please specify year and month)
A. Commission
B. Design
C. Construction
D. Occupancy
Remarks, if any:
(please indicate in square metres)
A. Total Site Area
B. Ground Floor Area
C. Total Combined Floor Area including basement(s),ground floor(s) and all upper floors)
Remarks, if any:
(please specify the amounts in local currencies and provide the equivalents in US dollars. Specify the dates and the rates of exchangein US dollars at the time.)
A. Total Initial Budget
B. Cost of Land
C. Analysis of Actual Costs
1. Infrastructure
2. Labour
3. Materials
4. Landscaping
5. Professional Fees
6. Other
D. Total Actual Costs (without land)
E. Actual Cost (per sq. meter)
Remarks, if any, on costs:
Amount inLocal Currency
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CompletionCommencement
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III. TIMETABLE
IV. AREAS AND SURFACES
V. ECONOMICS
2005.05
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600 sqm
480 sqm
480 sqm
1,5oo,ooo RMB 219,600 0.1464 2009.06.29
0.1464 29,280200,000 RMB 2009.06.29
0.1464 4583,125 RMB 2009.06.29
2009.06.29 0.1464 58,560400,000 RMB
2009.06.29 0.1464 87,840600,000 RMB
2009.06.29 0.1464 14,640100,000 RMB
2009.06.29 0.1464 26,352180,000 RMB
2009.06.29 0.1464 2,92820,000 RMB
2009.06.29 0.1464 219,6001,500,000 RMB
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VI. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
VII. MATERIALS, STRUCTURE, AND CONSTRUCTION
The "Stone Courtyard" Teahouse
The “Stone Courtyard” Tea House is located close to Daguan Town at the foot of the Qingcheng Mountain near Chengdu. With total area of500 square meters, the tea house is actually comprised of five separate courtyard buildings stand very close to each other. The first buildingis an empty front courtyard; the last building functions as living courtyards; and the other three buildings function as tea courtyards.
Local craftsmen were involved in the design and construction of the wooden roof structure. Looking from interior the wooden roof wouldhave been completely traditional if the columns near the patio were not carefully removed.
The stone wall is built exclusively of a type of local slate, which will be cover by green moose in a few years after exposed in the rainy andhumid weather of Chengdu.
- STONE MASONARY- CONCRETE FRAME- LOCAL WORKER, LOW TECH
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VIII. PROJECT SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT
Please note: The submission of this Record is a prerequisite to candidacy for the Award. All information contained in and submittedwith the Record will be kept strictly confidential until announcement of the Award is made. Subsequently, such material may be madeavailable by the Aga Khan Award for Architecture and you hereby grant the Aga Khan Award for Architecture a non-exclusivelicence for the duration of the legal term of copyright (and all rights in the nature of copyright) in the Material submitted to reproducethe Material or licence the reproduction of the same throughout the world.
ZHANG KE
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Architect's Record (four pages, printed)
Image Identification Form (printed)
Two A-3 presentation panels (printed)
One CD (digital images and contact sheet, 2 panels, Architect's Record, Materials Identification Form, CV )
Materials Identification Form (printed)
Curriculum vitae (printed)
IMAGE IDENTIFICATION FORM
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3530CHI_001.jpg Site plan
3530CHI_002.jpg Model of roof structure
3530CHI_003.jpg Model
3530CHI_004.jpg View of the front courtyard
3530CHI_005.jpg Stones to be mined
3530CHI_006.jpg Split stones
3530CHI_007.jpg In construction
3530CHI_008.jpg Construction scene at the entrance
3530CHI_009.jpg Completed stone wall
3530CHI_010.jpg Wooden roof structure
3530CHI_011.jpg Interior
3530CHI_012.jpg Narrow lane between two courtyards
3530CHI_013.jpg Viewing from southwest direction
3530CHI_014.jpg Empty courtyard
3530CHI_015.jpg Viewing front courtyard through a window
3530CHI_016.jpg Ground floor plan
3530CHI_017.jpg Elevation
3530CHI_018.jpg Section
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