
A doughnut-shaped meteorological balloon and woven timber tunnel are part of a new entrance designed by Chinese architectural practice Line+ Studio in Zhejiang, China.
Named Woven Gateway and Sky Ring, the two structures were commissioned to enhance the Chuan Yan Nineteen Peaks Scenic Area. Line+ Studio designed the structures to be minimal but impactful, seeking to improve the visitor experience through simple gestures that would not detract from the natural setting.“Xiayanbei Village, located on a Ridgeline in eastern Zhejiang, is surrounded by misty mountains and scenic views, making it a popular destination for outdoor activities,” according to the studio. “However, the village faces challenges like limited infrastructure and carrying capacity.”
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