He Art Museum

About He Art Museum The architectural design of HEM blends contrasting features to form a structure composed of simple circles and squares. The central circle, with its shifting center of gravity and scale as the height changes, creates an effect that gradually expands from the inside out, from the building to the city. This inherits the ancient Central Plains architectural concept of "round sky and square earth," while also symbolizing the interweaving of pure geometric forms to create a building that embodies Lingnan architectural culture and celebrates the interplay of light and shadow.

· Double helix fair-faced concrete staircase The architecture unfolds like ripples on water, from details to the overall structure, including the view design. At the center lies a five-story cylindrical void space. The double helix staircase spirals downward, forming the central circular space. The double helix fair-faced concrete staircase, resembling DNA structure, is a breathtaking highlight of the HEM building, showcasing the remarkable advancement of Chinese architectural technology.

Jia'an garden The circulation path of Jia'an garden subtly embodies the artistic conception of a winding path leading to seclusion. Curved fair-faced concrete partition walls are orderly distributed and encircled in the garden, complemented by various carefully selected pink-flowering trees, creating a poetic experience for visitors as if walking hundreds of steps along the banks and suddenly encountering a peach blossom forest. In this outdoor space, the landscape design primarily features water elements, with circular pools that echo the "round" theme serving as hydrophilic installations to alleviate the subtropical summer heat. Meanwhile, when the architecture reflects on the water surface, it becomes a distinctive base for the building.