邻近三亚海湾的海棠河，曾因人口快速聚集发展遭受污染，近来由地产开发商接手整治河道全域生态，力图恢复天然景观，延续生态与都市发展共生。本案为呈现海棠河整治计画的游客中心，基地比邻河道，因堆积和冲刷自然形成蜿蜒及倾斜的地貌。因此，建筑一改随机能叠砌而僵硬高耸的实体，改以流畅低伏、玻璃环绕的薄透量体轻触河岸，维持水域景观。基地广场及馆内动线皆栖息于下，部分又挖掘下沉区域，使整体宛如嵌于河岸的雕塑，依附着地景，形成温柔介入自然的角度，无喧无攘，安静谦和。为延续内外通透的视觉印象，量体内部仅3米高的空间，以坡道串连高低各区，使楼面更似顺应地形连贯起伏而非断裂的平面组合。 当部分水平差距大必须倚赖阶梯时，则以向下切凿的形式维持整体曲面延伸；高低层也自然错出局部立面，搭配低于户外沉降区块的挡土墙，在不增设僵化隔间的前提下，顺势创造动线上明暗、缩放的节奏变化，相较于开放平面及玻璃帷幕的穿透，更能安放需要隐私或控制光源的展示区域。 放眼望去，场域因穿透而一目了然，却也包罗着户外万物，引领人谦卑观看自身与自然的关系，而非俯视大地的征服姿态。
The Haitang River near Sanya Bay suffered pollution from rapid population growth and development. Recently, real estate developers began an ecological restoration project to rejuvenate the river's natural landscape. This visitor center supports the Haitang River revitalization plan. It is set by the waterway with a terrain shaped by sedimentation and erosion, featuring meandering and sloping contours. Instead of leveling the undulating riverbanks or raising the base for an orderly layout, the design embraces a sleek, low-profile approach. Transparent, glass-encased volumes lightly touch the riverbanks, preserving the waterscape. Below ground level, the plaza and internal paths are excavated to form sunken spaces, creating a sculptural effect nestled into the riverbanks. This harmonizes with the landscape, offering a tranquil environment free from clamor. Within the three-meter-high space, a winding ramp connects different elevations, creating a continuous, undulating floor surface in harmony with the terrain. Where significant horizontal differences require stairs, downward cuts maintain the curved surface. The varied levels stagger parts of the facade, complemented by retaining walls lower than the outdoor settling blocks. This dynamic approach, free of rigid partitions, creates natural variations in light and scale along the paths, accommodating exhibition areas needing privacy or controlled lighting. Gazing out, the space becomes transparent due to these openings, yet it encompasses the entirety of the outdoor environment, guiding individuals to humbly contemplate their relationship with nature, rather than adopting a stance of conquering the land.