Spring Garden

Regarding the landscape design and construction for the exhibition area, Anju Jianye joined hands with GND Landscape in deeply interpreting the relationships between cities, architecture, environment, and residents. Based on thoughts from the perspectives of site, scenario, experience, social interaction, and parent-child interactions, modern and simple landscape language is used to inherit the spatial order of traditional garden space, turn regions, nature, cultures, and materials into a unique visual language, and create a multi-layered and mutually-connected ecological system that combines an open space, recreation facilities, and characteristic garden landscapes.
The design focuses on interactions between the site and terrain. The region is interwoven with the landscape, allowing residents to touch the natural texture by reaching out, and to see the real natural landscape in the garden by looking up. It creates a completely immersive landscape atmosphere. Here, residents can leisurely sit down or have small get-togethers. The design reconstructs the balance between nature and city, as well as deliver the pure spatial vitality.
Based on considerations from several aspects, the children’s playground design plans the outdoor area and the overhead layer integratedly, providing a pro-nature space that suits children of all ages and hobbies. The interactive devices, recreational facilities, a fantastic and interesting nature garden, and sightseeing paths all inspire children’s unique ability to explore and imagine. The pro-nature and diverse supporting facilities allow children to get close to nature just by walking downstairs rain or shine.