“Waking up to the soft light filtering through the expansive windows has become my favorite part of each day. It’s a gentle reminder of the beauty that surrounds us.”
Nestled amidst the lush greenery and tranquil waters that define the southern Yangtze region, Ban Villa stands as a testament to timeless elegance. Designed by renowned Japanese architect Zhouhei Aoyama, this boutique homestay embraces both the serenity of the surrounding landscape and the depth of Kunshan’s historical roots. It is a space where modernity and tradition blend seamlessly, offering guests an immersive experience in both design and culture.Ban Villa draws inspiration from the ancient beauty of the southern Yangtze region water towns, where white-washed walls and flowing canals define the rhythm of daily life. The architecture echoes this spirit, with clean lines and understated sophistication, allowing the natural surroundings to take centre stage. Every corner of the villa opens to breathtaking views—whether it’s a bamboo grove or the soft reflections of the sky on the nearby waters. This harmonious connection between indoor and outdoor spaces invites guests to experience nature as an integral part of the living environment.Central to this design philosophy is the integration of CIVRO windows and doors. Their elegant, minimalistic frames complement the villa’s architectural lines, ensuring unobstructed views of the surrounding scenery. CIVRO proudly presents its exclusive MED profile surface treatment, which not only endows the window and door frames with exceptional weather resistance but also elevates the villa’s aesthetic appeal with its refined matte finish and skin-like texture. It creates the most captivating scene in this picturesque southern landscape, a true masterpiece within a southern Yangtze region painting. Beyond aesthetics, the performance of these windows and doors provides exceptional thermal and sound insulation, enhancing the comfort and tranquility of the space.
“The seamless transition between the indoors and outdoors made it feel like I was living within the landscape itself—every breeze, every rustle of the bamboo was part of my stay.”
Kunshan’s historical significance as a cultural crossroads also plays a role in the design of Ban Villa. The architecture subtly reflects this rich heritage through carefully selected materials—wood, stone, and aluminium—that evoke the region’s traditional craftsmanship. The CIVRO windows and doors, with their sleek, modern profiles, are a nod to contemporary innovation, creating a delicate balance between past and present. The result is a space that feels both rooted in history and strikingly modern.Ban Villa is more than just a place to stay—it’s a celebration of nature, history, and modern design. Through the thoughtful collaboration between Zhouhei Aoyama’s architectural vision and CIVRO’s cutting-edge solutions, it offers a unique retreat where guests can find peace, inspiration, and a deep connection to the essence of southern Yangtze region.
