JIAXING ROSE GARDEN

The project utilizes spatial strategy to revitalize the site, responding to the natural texture of the city, inheriting the classic French manor layout, and creating a classic axial landscape structure. It adopts a thematic strategy to infuse the site with soul, introducing famous paintings and incorporating the unique cultural labels of the project, which are restrained and exquisite, to exhibit unrestrained artistic tension and create an imprint of time roses.
The exhibition area deconstructs elements from famous paintings and integrates them into scenes, paying tribute to classic painting scenes. The main entrance landscape is inspired by Monet's "The Rose," creating a boundaryless landscape of flowing water and light, symbolizing the laws of the universe and the etiquette of life. The central axis garden is inspired by Jules Girard's "The Hall of the Petit Trianon," creating a classic European-style garden. The elegant round arches, under the sun, shimmer in a dreamy, warm beige hue, exuding a classical charm. The alley axis depicts the scene from Gironette's "Emily in the Garden," passing through hedgerows and patterned flower beds, with the garden at the entrance unfolding different poems of life as the seasons change.