Modernized Chinese Vocabulary: Proportion, Negative Space, and Easternity Without Dougong

Design a public building in the manner of Wang Da-hong, who sought a modern Chinese architecture through proportion, symmetry and restraint rather than through copying brackets, curved eaves or painted ornament. Compose a symmetrical volume with a simplified sweeping roof in yellow glazed tile carried on a plain concrete structure, no dougong brackets and no polychrome decoration anywhere, deep shaded colonnades, a broad stone plinth and axial approach stair, mature banyan trees at the edges, clear subtropical morning light, frontal symmetrical composition, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K