Qiuzhuang, a private garden villa located in the north district of Xiaolan Town, Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province.The house covers an area of about 1000 square meters, and the plot is relatively regular. In accordance with the owner's wishes, the design includes a four-storey building with a basement and a small garden-like Chinese garden.The appearance of the building is simple and smooth, composed of cuboid blocks scattered and combined, full of modern rhythm.The design of many French glass Windows makes the building seem to be able to be passed through at will by the wind, transparent and alive.The combination of coffee-colored wood and textural light grey brick creates a gentle and unique rhythm, which is cleverly integrated with the courtyard with four seasons of flowers and scenery.The use of a large amount of raw wood and black walnut wood echoes the architectural appearance. Combined with the unique patterns of stone, it is full of brightness and warmth, and at the same time contains the quiet existence of zen rooms and tea rooms. The soft decoration of a large number of clean colors makes the space spacious and light at the same time.Using the unique "framed view" technique of Chinese garden, the building is designed with multiple perspectives to enjoy the landscape of the courtyard. Through the difference of shape and Angle, people can feel different scenery, and the charm is just right.The design of the courtyard completely adopts the technique of private gardens in the south of The Yangtze River. The small bridge, flowing water and