The Wencheng Forest Oxygen Bar Town Parlor is a visionary project designed to serve as a multi-functional space for exhibitions, receptions, conferences, and tourism services, while also showcasing the unique identity and ecological richness of Wencheng. With a forest coverage rate of 72.3%, Wencheng is recognized as a national key ecological function zone, making this project a perfect ambassador for the town's natural beauty and cultural heritage.

The architectural design is inspired by the folded roofs of local residences, seamlessly blending with the mountainous landscape. It integrates traditional elements, such as Chinese-style tiles, masonry walls, and wood-like structures, ensuring a harmonious relationship with its surroundings. The building’s segmented volumes allow it to nestle into the terrain without disrupting the natural flow of the landscape.

At the building's core, a diamond-shaped interspersed net frame system evokes the interwoven canopies of trees, transforming them into a striking tensile structure that embodies the essence of the forest. Layered tree-like bracing elements support the elevated eaves, abstracting a traditional bucket arch form and creating a dynamic interplay between architecture and nature. The overall effect results in a structure that resembles an artificial forest, perfectly coordinating with the lush hillside backdrop.

The Wencheng Forest Oxygen Bar Town Parlor epitomizes a design philosophy that prioritizes the seamless integration of architecture with the environment. By utilizing traditional materials and construction techniques, the project successfully harmonizes local, contemporary, and historical elements, reflecting the region's ecological identity.

This approach underscores the project's commitment to creating spaces that resonate with the evolving nature of the landscape and the enduring traditions of human experience.