Aranya Phase IX · North Shore Auditorium

I didn't visit Phase IX last time, so I came to check it out this time 👀 📝 Note tips: It's more convenient to drive here without taking the bus 🚌, you need to show your reservation order upon entry, and parking requires a fee. The shuttle bus has a schedule, and it costs 2 yuan per person for a one-way trip~ 👍 Most recommended: Phase IX is not big, and the auditorium is the central square, surrounded by a bookstore, coffee ☕️, Chun Tai, a market, and a canteen. There are not many people here, so the canteen's food is more exquisite, I had the pig's trotter rice, 38 yuan! Pretty good~ Phase IX is still under construction, 90% are small-sized units, no need to come specially if not for the auditorium. 🌟 Highlights: The North Shore Auditorium continues the design of the seaside auditorium and library, the white building is particularly eye-catching under the blue sky and sunshine ☀️, I missed that characteristic light, I would look forward to it if there were colors~ The main functions of the auditorium are set on different floors, with the Sky Light Concert Hall on the upper level and the Meditation Round Hall on the lower level. The central stage of the concert hall is sunken, and when viewed from the Meditation Round Hall, it looks like a floating disc. The concert hall's two rows of seats surrounding the stage can accommodate 48 spectators. When the performance is underway, the sound will fill the concert hall, passing through the 9 copper sound transmission holes at the edge of the seats, and diffusing to the Meditation Round Hall below. The Meditation Round Hall, 9 meters high, has an arc wall and the ground leaves a 50-centimeter wide opening at the corner, allowing air to circulate up and down, and the diffused natural light simultaneously seeps in from the corner and the gaps around the floating disc. The seats, cast from concrete, are arranged around the round hall, shaped like lounge chairs, allowing people to naturally recline and experience the music, natural light, and wind penetrating and diffusing through the space.