▼外摆细节，Exterior detail © 徐英达
▼竹木家具，Bamboo and wood furniture © 徐英达
茶室设计保留了原场地不规则矩形的地基，将部分室外草坪置于室内。
The irregularly rectangular foundation of the original site was retained, and a portion of the outdoor lawn was placed indoors.
▼保留原场地景观，Retained the original landscape © 徐英达
▼杯托细节，Cup holder detail © 徐英达
我们设计了不同高度的座位，当人的身体和视线随着座位方式的改变而发生变化时，惊喜会不间断的产生，人们从窗口中看到的景观也会变得丰富和多样。当你在不经意中发现这些观看角度的时候，这种趣味性就产生了。
We have designed seats of different heights, so that surprises will continuously occur as people's bodies and lines of sight change with the changing seating arrangements. The landscapes seen from the windows will also become rich and diverse. This playfulness arises when you inadvertently discover these viewing angles.
顺应杨梅园的自然地理形态，采用嵌入的方法在室外塑造出几块露天营业区，通过砌筑挡土墙、铺灰色砂砾石、使用原木加工的桌椅等方法来弱化这一片区对自然的入侵感，与周遭环境融为一体。
In accordance with the natural geographical features of the Yangmei Garden, several open-air business areas are created outdoors using an embedded approach. This is achieved by constructing retaining walls, paving with gray gravel, and using wooden furniture to weaken the sense of intrusion on nature in this area, blending it harmoniously with the surrounding environment.
▼外部细节，Exterior detail © 杨楠
▼外部细节，Exterior detail © 杨楠
▼山顶远看夜景，Nightscape fromthe top of mountain © 徐英达
▼从室外东侧看向室内，View from the east side of the exterior looking into the interior © 徐英达
▼从室外西侧看向室内，View from the west side of the exterior looking into the interior © 徐英达
▼从东侧草坪看向室内，View from the east lawn looking indoors © 徐英达
与周围环境的互动在任何建筑中都具有极其重要的意义。茶室设计环境本身有其独特的氛围，不同的周边环境会赋予建筑以不同的特质。忽视周边环境而建造的建筑只能算作满足使用需求的产品，而无法展现出多样性和生动性。在丰富多彩的环境中从事建筑设计令人欣喜，周边的街道、树木、村落、竹林、山脉等等，都应该被纳入建筑设计的考虑之中，以创造出充满生气和多样表情的建筑。正如有句话说：“桥上的人在看风景，看风景的人在楼上看你”，事物之间相互依存、相互关联，这才使生活充满了诗意。站在山下远眺茶室，茶室本身成为了一道风景，同时在茶室内，人们可以尽情欣赏四明山和四明湖的美景。人与人之间保持着一定的距离，但通过观察与被观察，空间的表达中融入了这种微妙的联系，这也增添了趣味和情感层次。
The interaction with the surrounding environment is of utmost importance in any building. The environment itself has its unique atmosphere, and different surroundings give buildings different characteristics. Buildings that ignore the surrounding environment can only be considered as products that meet functional needs, without showcasing diversity and vitality. Engaging in architectural design in a rich and colorful environment is delightful. The surrounding streets, trees, villages, bamboo forests, mountains, etc. should all be taken into consideration in architectural design to create buildings that are vibrant and diverse. As the saying goes, 'People on the bridge are enjoying the scenery, while people in the building are being watched.' Things depend on and relate to each other, making life poetic. Standing at the foot of the mountain and looking at the tea house, the tea house itself becomes a scenery, and at the same time, people inside the tea house can fully appreciate the beautiful views of Siming Mountain and Siming Lake. There is a certain distance between people, but through observation and being observed, this subtle connection is integrated into the expression of space, adding interest and emotional depth.
