Description

Inspired by the Japanese culture of shinrin-yoku or “Forest bathing,” the structure and its interior act as a venue of self-healing and medication, opening our senses by bridging the gap between us and the natural world. 

Each area exudes the very essence of wood, accentuating its own unique characteristics of varying textures and hues, eliciting linear movements that dictate the flow of spaces. This, together with the use of natural stone and gold accents complete the concept of a Golden Forest