Shenzhen Runyue Mountain Garden

The project relies on the resources of five hundred-year-old trees and draws on the elements of the Hakka culture Banyue Pond in Pingshan District to create an outline of the landscape scene through traditional gardening techniques of turning, folding, retracting and putting. Site deconstruction Turning in and out of the entrance, the shadows of the trees are whirling, and the trees fall colorful all the way, making people comfortable and relaxing. Spiritual fortress, revealing the image. The entrance art installation uses white stainless steel and light art. The secluded lanes create a landscape suspense with the pipa half-hidden, allowing the space scene to have a relationship with the characters, blending the scenes, empathizing with others, and inspiring the curiosity of the viewer. The leisure corridor, the white wall and the black pavement, form a strong contrast, as if you are in the art gallery, sitting here, Gu Cui's figure is reflected in the waterscape, feeling the tranquility of the moment. Passing through the moon cave gate, the line of sight opens instantly, and you can achieve a suddenly enlightened landscape experience. The shadow of the ancient tree in the pond, outlines a quiet picture of the years. In the half moon water mirror, the shadows of the whirling trees are reflected on the still water, forming an ethereal atmosphere of space. Aerial view of Banwol Pond Space under the ancient woods Water feature details Poetic tenderness in the half-moon-shaped staircase writing garden Sit down under the corridor, and the years are quiet. A panoramic view of the garden, the shadow of the ancient green pond, and the extraordinary comfort The welcoming gate combines water features, customized welcoming palace lanterns, freehand rocks, and art grilles to create an impression of the entrance and exit of the art museum. Palace lantern details In the design process, we have gone through many details of the plan and deconstructed, aiming to create an experience area that combines culture and art, integrating cultural elements into the site environment, peeling off the cocoon, exquisite work, and finally breaking the cocoon into a butterfly. Dreamland Initial sculpture