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Shi Shan Liu

The bathhouse 石上流 uses flowing water guiding visitors into a paradise where heat, cold, dryness, and humidity intertwine and extend into culinary sensations.

Highlight:

Echoing Roman wisdom, the design emphasizes the comfort of transition between dry and wet zones—guiding visitors through a carefully choreographed bathing journey.

Duties:

Branding, Interior Design, Visual Design

Client / Mode:

Self-initiated

Type of Work:

Employed Type:

Freelance

Completion date:

April 25, 2023

Overview

Drawing inspiration from Islamic architecture, with flowing water connecting indoor and outdoor spaces, the building’s surface reflects the geothermal textures of the hot spring seismic zone. Bath temperatures are carefully calibrated to enhance sensory pleasure—inviting guests into a paradise where heat, cold, dryness, and humidity intertwine.

The direction, speed, and sound of water guide visitors seamlessly through preparation, bathing, dining, and rest—embodying both natural circulation and intuitive spatial navigation. The bathhouse ritual extends into the dining experience, using temperature and humidity as mediums to bridge bodily and culinary sensations.

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Therme Experience Design
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