Louna International Colleges and Universities Construction Competition was officially launched in August 2nd, 2016. It advocates “design with nature” based on “the power of art”, focusing on the theme of “camping installations” and materials of bamboo. This competition is in a hope to inspire the design of “camping installations” which could be most harmonious with the natural landscape of Louna Village. Meanwhile, it strives to minimize the damage of the natural environment to zero during the process of building each camping installation from project design to materials selection, from foundation construction to final completion. Low-carbon and no harm to natural scene and local culture is an important principle that should be strictly followed.
Tsinghua University,Tongji University,Southeast University,Tianjin University,South China University of Technology,Harbin Institute of Technology,Chongqing University,Politecnico di Torino,Illinois Institute of Technology,The University of Sheffield,The Central Academy of Fine Arts,Hunan University,Huazhong University of Science and Technology,Inner Mongolia University of Technology,Sichuan University,Beijing University of Technology,Beijing University of Technology,Southwest Jiaotong University,Shenyang Jianzhu University,Hebei University of Technology,etc.
When it came to the end of the road, there was a cave in the hill. A weak light seemed to be in the cave.
When entering and exploring, at first the opening was very narrow, barely wide enough for one person to go in.
After a dozen steps, it opened into a flood of light.
Located in Yilong District, Southwest Prefecture of Guizhou Province, Louna Village is a beautiful village with the minority group of Bouyei living there. It is about 16km from Xingyi Airport and 340km from the city of Guiyang. Surrounded by mountains near Wanfenglin Scenic Spot, the village boasts for its unique and splendid scenery. Scattering on flat dams between river and mountain valleys, different villages of various scales lie on the pastoral landscape, spreading like branches or vines of trees.