Guiyu Chaoyang Greentown

The project is located in Qiaokou District, Wuhan City, adjacent to the Yangtze River in the East and the Han River in the West. We make use of the advantages of the site to turn home into a mysterious exploration journey with the water trails surrounded by green shade, the sunken rest area surrounded by four waters, and the backyard gardens on the upper and lower sides.
With "rise" and "vibrant" as the motif, the activity venues in the park are diverse, instilling the ancient vibe of poetry into the whole park so as to shape the life attitude of "A splendid rise of the antiquated city triggers the vibrant life". At the same time, for the sake of ecological residence, combined with a fitness park and an ecological green belt and bearing the visions of "technology", "ecology", "vitality" and "sharing" in mind for a privileged community of natural ecology and leisure convenience, the park has created a genuine living community with diversified functions for all its residents.
The west entrance serves as the main entrance for the display of the image, emanating a welcoming vibe that is simple and elegant. Interspersed with shaped trees, the porch of the entrance intertwines with the splendid water landscape to foster a sense of elegance, which aims to engender a home experience that is ceremonial, exquisite, and magnificent, setting the overall tone of the park.
As the core landscape space of the entire park, the pool garden provides a unique experience for outdoor recreation and intimate event space. Combined with the resort-style, the pool is managed according to the distinct seasons. When it comes to summer, it is used as a swimming pool, during which it can also serve as a gathering venue at night, allowing residents to create their own indelible memories. When it comes to other seasons, it is used as a mirrored viewing pool, so that the pool ensures its landscape functionality in all seasons. In addition, the landscape gallery serves as a common-use space for the pool area and the areas on both sides of the complex site.