GUI TEMPLE

Ancient wisdom reveals the core planning philosophy of Chinese capitals over millennia: the axial planning that 'reveres the center' (or 'regards centrality as supreme'). This traditional urban planning concept was introduced into spatial design by DSC , merging to become the core essence of the 'New Jinghua Aesthetics'. Today, its latest masterpiece, Hemu · Gui Temple, is precisely located on Beijing's central axis—hailed as the 'Key of the Dragon's Tail' —within Hong'en Temple, a Daoist temple with over 700 years of history, situated at the northern end of the Bell Tower.