WAI FUNG TIANHE

The design team uses the Eastern style imaginary axis instead of the absolute symmetrical real axis of Western gardens. Chinese people tend to prefer harmony and modernity in aesthetics, and emphasize coexistence with nature. Therefore, interpreting a landscape using the logic of Chinese landscape painting reveals techniques such as hidden sharps, opening and closing, and leaving blank spaces. Although the presented effect is modern and natural, the design language is traditional.

The landscape design concept was inspired from "in the south of the Wei River, heaven and humans coexist". This design integrated heaven, earth, and human beings to express care for the spiritual life of residents in a hierarchical and multi-dimensional manner from life to social interaction, and then to spiritual communication, striving to create an ideal living environment like an urban paradise. This garden landscape was constructed in the form of water to express the comfort of "people living on the water bank" and present the culture of the south of the Wei River, ultimately forming a landscape framework of "two axes and five landscapes".

Aiming to achieve the beautiful wish of returning elites from all walks of life to reality, designers created multiple highlights in landscape design. Firstly, they considered the use of different living scenarios, ranging from large public collective activity venues to smaller residential gardens. Secondly, the indoor treatment of the landscape reception hall is more suitable for northerners to carry out outdoor activities in winter. Thirdly, various functional needs of the target audience were extended according to the target audience, and a full-age children's playground, multifunctional sports field, understory leisure space, and residential gardens were constructed. Finally, diverse plants were matched according to different seasons to create a visually appealing effect throughout the year.

This project aimed to create an improved luxury home that combines tradition and modernity, functionality and aesthetics, and ecology and health. Therefore, it is necessary to consider multiple dimensions to make the landscape more diverse and three-dimensional.