In today's interconnected and diverse world, it is crucial to preserve and celebrate unique cultural heritage at risk of being forgotten. To revitalize the essence of Incense culture, I present a visionary architectural design that embraces tradition and captivates the senses within an immersive sensory museum.

Nestled in the historic mountains of Hangzhou, China, my design seamlessly merges the elegance of ancient Chinese literati with the captivating art of Incense. The architectural concept aims to create a transformative experience within an urban garden, where visitors embark on a journey embodying the essence of Incense.

The mountainous terrain of the site becomes the foundation for a contemporary urban garden, with the "path" serving as its core. Through thoughtful integration of landscape elements and architectural features, the design invites visitors to immerse themselves in a fragrant landscape, engaging their senses and fostering cultural exploration.

Aromatic plants, undergoing rich seasonal changes, weave a tapestry of scents that awaken visitors' olfactory senses. As they meander along the path, carefully curated exhibition spaces unfold, showcasing the history, artistry, and significance of Incense culture. Interactive displays allow visitors to touch and feel various materials related to Incense, such as ancient incense burners and silk fabrics infused with fragrances from the past.

By offering a multi-dimensional exploration of sight, smell, and touch, the design creates an immersive experience that enables visitors to deeply engage with the culture of fragrance and forge a profound connection with the cultural heritage of Incense.

This architectural endeavor strives to revive and celebrate the essence of Incense culture, bridging the gap between tradition and contemporary urban life. Through the creation of an immersive sensory experience, we aim to spark curiosity, inspire a renewed appreciation for our rich past, and ensure the enduring legacy of Incense for generations to come.