Changle Yasong is situated in the foothills of Qiaoping Mountain, Chongqing. As a reimagining of the Song-style residence and garden, the project bestows timeless values upon a contemporary lifestyle by embracing the aesthetics and deep appreciation of nature inherent in the Song culture.

The Song-garden system emphasizes spatial spirit and natural harmony, featuring a layout with three-sided landscapes and multiple courtyards to enhance natural immersion. By incorporating varying elevations, Changle Yasong's courtyards exhibit a natural balance of openness and seclusion. A private-public sequence establishes multiple extended spatial connections and departs from the inward-focused quality of traditional Jiangnan gardens. This diversified spatial manifestation resonates with contemporary aesthetic preferences. The design depicts three distinct courtyard levels: the delicate "Si Shui Gui Tang" at the entrance, the spacious private yard, and the expansive sky patio. Thus, residents are embraced by verdant beauty daily.

In the annals of ancient Chinese architecture, the Song style is a remarkable fusion of exquisite craftsmanship and elegant simplicity, symbolizing the artistic aspirations and technical achievements of the Song literati. The design reconstitutes traditional architectural elements with a contemporary language. The gilded lines generate the descending posture of bamboo curtains and sunshade levers. The traditional intersecting and contracting balusters are given a modern twist through simplified forms. Furthermore, the second-floor patio incorporates chair-back railings, down-shifting eaves, and abstract decorative brackets, reinterpreting the classical "terrace level." All these adaptations result from a condensed integration of modern techniques and customized designs.