Kerry Hill is well versed in the unity of heaven and man in Eastern aesthetics. Kerry Hill has surpassed half a century of design career and has created countless wonderful works. Among them, there are a handful of two works left in mainland China, including the Shanghai Aman and the Lalu Qingdao.

The Lalu Qingdao is located at the foot of Fenghuang Mountain in Huangdao District, South Exit of Jiaozhou Bay, Shandong Peninsula. It is a Qingdao Economic and Technological Development Area, covering an area of 150,000 square meters. The base is surrounded by sea on three sides, and is known for its beautiful sandy golden sandy beach .

The exterior of the building is designed in the shape of several red square boxes, inspired by the scene seen by the architect through the port during his first visit to Qingdao, and Qingdao as China's largest container transit port, which in turn inspired him to use the container as a design prototype, and the peninsula The dozen or so small squares above are villas with sea views.

In order to integrate into the original terrain, all the buildings do not damage the reefs and rock formations as much as possible, so they are small and cannot be connected. Stepping into the interior, Kerry Hill uses the mirror pool to shrink and release, plus the bells, chimes, guqin, stone lions, book tables, bamboo slips and other decorations that are arranged by the planning team at the entrance of the lobby. With the infiltration of landscaping, calm down the mood.

The total number of guest rooms in the Lalu Qingdao is 161, and each room is about 100 square meters. In order to make each room fully enjoy the sea view, the traditional structure of building guest rooms on both sides of the walkway is abandoned. One-way structure, while the indoor floor-to-ceiling windows are ten meters wide and sit 180 degrees.

In addition, in order to integrate into local culture, the Lalu Qingdao also collects cultural relics, antiques and old objects related to Dongyi culture and Qilu culture as the core of cultural and creative performance, and these objects are also scattered in the details of each space. Converging Eastern and Western cultures.

Taking a closer look at The Lalu Qingdao, it is not difficult to find that he used four kinds of natural low-key materials: raw wood, granite, glass and metal to create a building that "born" from natural landscape. This kind of building not only does not look old due to the increase of the years, but can show a unique charm in the baptism of the years.