"Huaeli" Cultural Tourism and Health Housing Complex Project

The project combines natural scenery and humanistic landscape, integrating the three local humanities of life's four joys, scholar culture and meditation culture, relying on the natural mountain and water resources of Neijiang, combined with local cultural heritage, with ecological leisure as the base, supported by the theme of recreation, tourism and vacation as the theme, and the temperament of recreation and health life, to build a set of cultural experience, science and research, theme play, waterfront leisure, health resort, sports and recreation It is a one-stop scenic spot integrating cultural experience, scientific research, theme amusement, waterfront leisure, health resort, sports and recreation, etc.
The team designs and implements according to the overall planning of landscape construction, highlighting the local characteristics and cultural connotation. Combined with its own characteristics in line with the principle of reasonable functional use, modern and advanced technology, and appropriate style positioning to integrate consideration, so that the project is both functional and artistic.
This project solves a common problem in existing landscape design: the lack of innovation in overall planning. First, our team's design is designed and implemented according to the overall planning of landscape construction, highlighting local characteristics and cultural connotations. Secondly, this project combines its own characteristics and is designed based on the principles of reasonable functional use, modern and advanced technology, and appropriate style positioning.
The design in this project focuses on both functionality and artistry. In the project, part of the cliff face is in good condition, and the moss and plants on the surface have certain characteristics of a geopark, which are treated and beautified according to the actual demand, adding trees and climbing plants to become a major highlight of the site. The deep pits left by the quarry were beautified by our team with vines or resistant plants. In response to the problem of more exposed rocks, the team used the water resources of the Tuo River to create a mountain stream and a pond in the site.