Demonstration Area Reconstruction in Sino-Ocean Neo-Metropolis, Tianjin
Project Location: Yixingbu, Beichen District, Tianjin
Project Type: Residence
Land Area: 8,800㎡
Landscaping Area: 8,600㎡
Project Client: Tianjin Yijiahe Real Estate Co., Ltd.
Landscape Architecture: Project Team III, Beijing Branch, L&A Design Group
Landscape Construction Drawing: Project Team III, Beijing Branch, L&A Design Group
Landscape Construction: Sino-Ocean Landscape
Design Time: April 2017
Completion Time: September 2018
Adjacent to the north side of Yixingbu Station, the project is located on the new Middle Ring Road, Beichen District, Tianjin. It was the epicenter for the largest "city building movement" of Tianjin real estate market. How to meet citizens' expectations of the future city is a big challenge for designers.
Many projects were designed to be seemingly beautiful, but alienated people from each other and interfered with the communication between citizens and surrounding living environment. They lost the most important original intention of people-oriented and living-centered designing. Inspired by the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the design team created this public space for local residents to enjoy their various social activities here.
Project Overview
Project Location: Yixingbu, Beichen District, Tianjin
Project Type: Residence
Land Area: 8,800㎡
Landscaping Area: 8,600㎡
Project Client: Tianjin Yijiahe Real Estate Co., Ltd.
Landscape Architecture: Project Team III, Beijing Branch, L&A Design Group
Landscape Construction Drawing: Project Team III, Beijing Branch, L&A Design Group
Landscape Construction: Sino-Ocean Landscape
Design Time: April 2017
Completion Time: September 2018
Adjacent to the north side of Yixingbu Station, the project is located on the new Middle Ring Road, Beichen District, Tianjin. It was the epicenter for the largest "city building movement" of Tianjin real estate market. How to meet citizens' expectations of the future city is a big challenge for designers.
Many projects were designed to be seemingly beautiful, but alienated people from each other and interfered with the communication between citizens and surrounding living environment. They lost the most important original intention of people-oriented and living-centered designing. Inspired by the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the design team created this public space for local residents to enjoy their various social activities here.
