Wave Mansion: Redefining Fluid Luxury in Urban Villas

Parametric design and AI shape a new era of lakeside living

Wave Mansion, designed by Liang Zhuomin and team, stands as a pioneering villa residence in Wuxi, Jiangsu, where advanced technology and regional artistry converge to create China’s first architectonic “liquidscape.”

Inspired by the rippling waters of Taihu Lake and the dynamic motion of Olympic athletes, Wave Mansion’s architecture is a symphony of fluidity and innovation. The design process harnessed computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and AI-driven analysis of over 2,300 Jiangnan motifs, resulting in a structure where every curve and module echoes the ephemeral beauty of water. The roof profiles, shaped by athletes’ kinetic patterns, and corridors inspired by cormorant fishing trajectories, showcase a unique blend of tradition and modernity.

Wave Mansion distinguishes itself through its hyper-fluid form and technical precision. Seven gradient BIM facades, crafted from curved glass with 0.08mm accuracy, envelop the villas, while 270-degree glass curtain walls and L-shaped balconies offer panoramic urban vistas. The landscape, arranged in the “Three Courtyards, Nine Realms” configuration, digitally reincarnates Jiangnan poetry. Notably, the 12-meter cantilevered infinity pool employs hydrodynamic simulations and post-tensioned concrete, achieving a 23% increase in structural efficiency compared to conventional methods.

The realization of Wave Mansion relied on iterative parametric modeling and site-specific analysis. Advanced CAD tools enabled the seamless integration of flowing curves and transparent facades, while 3D landscape simulations ensured harmony between water features and greenery. Full-scale mockups refined private elevators and basements, and high-strength glass and steel were selected for both durability and elegance. The villas range from 155 to 392 square meters, offering a spectrum of luxury living spaces.

Innovative interaction defines daily life within Wave Mansion. Biomimetic canopies guide residents through light gradients, while stacked atriums create parallax views across sloping greenscapes. Electrochromic glass “ripples” respond dynamically to pedestrian density, and AR-enhanced circulation reveals hidden cultural narratives. The anti-gravity roof channels rainwater into interactive cascades, reducing drainage load by 41% and enhancing environmental sustainability.

Extensive research underpins the project’s achievements. AI cross-referenced classical garden layouts with modern ergonomics, CFD-optimized clustering reduced energy use by 22%, and blockchain technology tracked 98% of local materials. The use of 3D-printed formwork cut construction waste by 65%. Three patents, including cold-bent glass techniques and a BIM conflict-detector, highlight the project’s technical breakthroughs. Coordination across 23 teams in six time zones was streamlined by a proprietary BIM system, ensuring both spectacle and livability.

Wave Mansion, awarded the Golden A’ Design Award in 2025, exemplifies a harmonious blend of art, science, and technology. Its innovative approach to luxury villa design sets a new benchmark for urban living, where tradition, sustainability, and digital craftsmanship coexist in a fluid architectural masterpiece.


Project Details and Credits

Project Designers: Wuxi Cheng Ao Real Estate Co., Ltd
Image Credits: Li Huan
Project Team Members: Liang Zhuomin, Jiang Xiaowen, Qin Tianyi, Li Zilin
Project Name: Wave Mansion
Project Client: Liang Zhuomin


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