项目名称：西藏·怒江72拐大峡谷景区

设计团队：小隐建筑

面积：800㎡

地点：昌都市八宿县，西藏

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项目 – 小隐建筑近日在西藏推出了一座令人惊叹的悬臂式玻璃观景平台，它悬停于怒江峡谷之上，为游客呈现了中国最壮丽景观之一的震撼视角。西藏·怒江72拐大峡谷景区将举世闻名的川藏公路G318盘山公路的发卡弯道转化为一场沉浸式的建筑体验。

项目位于西藏昌都，其核心建筑是一座令人过目难忘的钢结构平台，整体悬挑37米，距谷底高度达130米。观景平台的设计巧妙地向下方著名的"72拐"致敬，将这条令人心跳加速的公路驾驶体验，重新演绎为一场通过透明玻璃地板实现的空中漫步。

建筑外立面采用藏红色耐候钢板包覆，在崎岖的山地景观中形成大胆对比，同时向当地文化传统致敬。这一材料的选择不仅确保了建筑在高海拔极端环境下的耐久性，其原始粗犷的质感更与周围的自然景观展开了一场深层对话。

除主平台外，项目还包含一系列具有挑战性的设施，如跨越峡谷的高空滑索和"惊险步桥"，这些设计灵感均源自G318公路的原始施工工艺。配套设施包括悬崖餐厅、咖啡吧和超市，将商业空间自然融入山地环境之中。

这一建筑干预开创了极限旅游基础设施的新类型，鼓励游客走出车厢，用身体去感受西藏的壮丽地貌，将传统观光模式提升为一次肾上腺素飙升的探索之旅，为中国最具标志性的自然景观注入了全新的体验维度。

团队 – 小隐建筑于2015年4月在成都成立，作为当代中国建筑界一支新锐力量，以开创性的意象建筑理论在业界独树一帜。在创始人潘友才及两位合伙人杨喆、陈仁振的领导下，事务所已然成为区域建筑诗学实践的先锋代表。

事务所的设计哲学根植于中国古典"以意赋象，以象见意"的哲学思想，创造性地将东方哲学思考与当代空间叙事相融合，形成了独特的设计方法论。这一方法超越了传统的建筑实践范畴，创造了事务所所定义的"场景化存在"——通过精心编排的建筑序列，在现实与想象之间架设桥梁。

小隐建筑的作品展现了体验性与功能性的完美平衡，这一特质在近期完工的怒江72拐观景区项目中得到充分体现。其作品以强烈的体验感和深厚的文化共鸣著称，通过提炼自然与人文意象并将其转化为建筑元素来实现。

作为一家极具创新精神的建筑设计事务所，小隐建筑凭借对中国空间美学的独特诠释获得了国际瞩目，斩获多项重量级奖项。他们提出的"隐逸建筑语言"理念，为当代建筑话语体系贡献了崭新范式，开创了东方传统空间概念与现代建筑表达融合的新途径。

Project：Nujiang River 72 Canyon Scenic Area

Team：Archermit

Size：800㎡

Location： Chamdo, Tibet

Feature：

Project - Archermit has unveiled a dramatic cantilevered glass viewing platform that hovers over Tibet's Nujiang Canyon, offering visitors a heart-stopping perspective of one of China's most spectacular landscapes. The Nujiang River 72 Canyon Scenic Area transforms the legendary hairpin turns of the G318 Sichuan-Tibet Highway into an immersive architectural experience.

Located in Chamdo, Tibet, the project's centerpiece is a remarkable steel structure that projects 37 meters into thin air, suspended 130 meters above the canyon floor. The viewing platform's design ingeniously references the infamous '72 Turns' of the highway below, reimagining the thrilling driving experience as a pedestrian adventure through transparent glass floors.

The installation is clad in weather-resistant steel plates finished in Tibetan red, creating a bold contrast against the rugged mountain terrain while paying homage to the region's cultural heritage. This material choice not only ensures durability in the extreme high-altitude environment but also establishes a dialogue with the surrounding landscape through its raw, textural qualities.

Beyond the main platform, the complex incorporates a series of challenging features including a zipline across the canyon and a "Thrilling Steps Challenge Bridge," all inspired by the original construction methods of the G318 Highway. The facility is complemented by practical amenities including a cliffside restaurant, coffee bar, and supermarket, seamlessly integrating commercial spaces into the mountainous setting.

This architectural intervention represents a new typology of extreme tourism infrastructure, encouraging visitors to step out of their vehicles and physically engage with Tibet's dramatic topography, transforming the traditional sightseeing experience into an adrenaline-fueled exploration of one of China's most iconic landscapes.

Design Team - Founded in April 2015 in Chengdu, China, Archermit (小隐建筑) has emerged as a pioneering force in contemporary Chinese architecture, distinguished by its groundbreaking Imagist Architectural Theory. Under the leadership of Principal Architect Youcai Pan, Design Director Zhe Yang, and Technical Director Ren Zhen Chen, the practice has established itself as a vanguard of architectural poetics in the region.

The studio's philosophical foundation rests on the ancient Chinese concept of "以意赋象，以象见意" (Endowing forms with Ideas, perceiving Ideas through forms), manifesting in a unique design methodology that synthesizes Eastern philosophical contemplation with contemporary spatial narratives. This approach transcends conventional architectural practice by creating what the firm terms "scenario-based existences" - spaces that bridge reality and imagination through carefully choreographed architectural sequences.

Archermit's portfolio demonstrates a masterful balance between phenomenological experience and pragmatic functionality, evident in projects like the recently completed Nujiang River 72 Canyon Scenic Area. Their work is characterized by strong experiential qualities and cultural resonance, achieved through the extraction and transformation of natural and cultural imagery into architectural elements.

The practice has garnered international recognition for its innovative interpretation of Chinese spatial aesthetics, accumulating numerous prestigious awards. Their design philosophy, which they term "Hidden Architectural Language," represents a significant contribution to contemporary architectural discourse, offering a fresh paradigm for integrating traditional Eastern spatial concepts with modern architectural expression.