Nongstudio

17/02/2026

25/03/2024

Meeting Rooms
Encounter on the Sansheng Stone: Tailored for diverse clientele, these rooms offer flexible spaces themed around mystery, wonder, and infinity, each reflecting different aspects of Lakeville Six‘s vision.

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Waiting Area - Pansi Pavilion
Named for its view over the city and reminiscent of new homes and hometowns, this space aims to present a subdued elegance, integrating visitors into the cityscape and future residences, complemented by an Art Deco lamp sculpture by Max Le Verrier, evoking the moon‘s beauty.

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The Earth Hall (Kunyu Hall), representing the weight and sculpture of mountains and stones with natural limestone, contrasts with the Sky Hall‘s lightness and brightness.

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East and West Halls
The Sky Hall (Yuanxiang Hall), named for its expansive and circular essence, contrasts with the natural light from the sky and the urban skyline against the dim elevator hall, offering a dreamlike journey through the clouds.

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The brass door

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The doorbell hides a secret mechanism: guided by the indicator lights, guests open two curio boxes representing Eastern and Western cultures, inside which lie two antique brass keys, unlocking the mysterious door in the most traditional manner.

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The floor uses tung oil-treated Suzhou Imperial Kiln golden bricks to embody the beauty of the ”bamboo forest“ in a tangible way. The indicator lights at the elevator landing resemble lanterns, guiding the arrival of esteemed guests like an old-time butler.

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As the elevator doors open, it‘s as though one is transported through a time machine into a bamboo grove, where sunlight dapples through the gaps between bamboo leaves.

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The design inspiration for the elevator hall comes from the natural intent of the bamboo forest in a curio box, with contrast and surprise being the theme of the space.

18/03/2024

The design inspiration for the elevator hall comes from the natural intent of the bamboo forest in a curio box, with contrast and surprise being the theme of the space. As the elevator doors open, it‘s as though one is transported through a time machine into a bamboo grove, where sunlight dapples through the gaps between bamboo leaves.

The floor uses tung oil-treated Suzhou Imperial Kiln golden bricks to embody the beauty of the ”bamboo forest“ in a tangible way. The indicator lights at the elevator landing resemble lanterns, guiding the arrival of esteemed guests like an old-time butler.

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