The Innovation of Fourth-Generation Homes | LOUIE LONG Jade Paint Unveils Vertical Forest Urban Garden Residences

What Are Fourth-Generation Homes?

Fourth-generation homes are an evolution of green architecture, known as "three-dimensional ecological garden residences." The design philosophy integrates natural ecosystems into urban living environments. In terms of design, they combine the features of traditional courtyard houses, alleyways, villas, and elevator apartments, incorporating vertical greenery and even aerial parking.

Traditional fourth-generation homes often use conventional coatings or stone materials for exteriors, which meet basic protective needs but struggle to cope with complex climates and ecological demands. LOUIE LONG Jade Paint breaks through this bottleneck with three core technologies:

1. Bionic Jade Structure

Through a composite process of nano-level jade powder and polymer resin, the paint film forms a porous, breathable structure that mimics the "breathing" of natural jade. This feature increases the building exterior's humidity regulation efficiency by 40%. Combined with vertical greenery systems, it creates a "plant-wall" dual circulation ecosystem, reducing indoor temperatures by 3-5¡ãC in summer and cutting air conditioning energy consumption by 28%.

2. Self-Cleaning Anti-Pollution Technology

Addressing the challenge of cleaning high-rise residential exteriors, the jade paint surface employs the lotus effect principle, with a contact angle of 156¡ã for stains, enabling self-cleaning through rainwater rinsing. Even after wind and rain erosion, the wall gloss retention rate remains at 92%, significantly reducing maintenance costs.

3. Dynamic Light and Shadow Aesthetics

The white jade paint presents a matte, misty texture in the morning light, transforms into a warm jade luster in the afternoon, and emits a starlight-like at night. This dynamic aesthetic complements the three-dimensional greenery of fourth-generation homes, turning the building into a "living sculpture" in the city skyline.

LOUIE LONG Jade Paint draws inspiration from fourth-generation homes and the concept of rolling mountains and rivers, creating a comprehensive, renewed form that blends curves, lightness, modernity, and transparency, offering a strong sense of futurism and impact. The free-flowing, curves and bold fluid shapes break the parallel visual horizon.

Modern people increasingly pursue green, ecological, and comfortable living, yearning for more habitable environments. LOUIE LONG White Jade Paint perfectly "fourth-generation homes." It effectively reduces the carbon emissions of buildings, aligning with the concept of green architecture. At first glance, one can sense its unique charm, as if a piece of exquisite jade is embedded within.

When "Jade Paint" Meets the Future City

Architecture has two sides, each with its merits

Innovative facades, seamless integration with the city

The white walls and dark tiles of white jade paint

Evoke classical charm and a "laid-back, relaxed" sense of ease

"True architectural innovation lies in making every wall a vessel of culture, a medium of ecology, and an interface of technology." When fourth-generation homes don the luxurious attire of jade, what we witness is not just a triumph of technology, but a magnificent symphony of architectural aesthetics and spatial art being played, captivating every passerby and immersing them in the endless charm of architecture.