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Bing Dong's Lilanz Creative Park Landscape reveals itself through an elevated aerial perspective that transforms traditional architectural vernacular into a mesmerizing tapestry of interlocking roofli
Bing Dong's Lilanz Creative Park Landscape presents a masterfully orchestrated nocturnal composition demonstrating sophisticated understanding of contemporary landscape architectural photography, wher
Bing Dong's Lilanz Creative Park Landscape orchestrates a sophisticated interplay between contemporary architecture and carefully composed landscape elements, establishing a harmonious dialogue across
Bing Dong's Lilanz Creative Park Landscape orchestrates a sophisticated interplay of horizontal planes and vertical masses within an expansive urban plaza, where cool gray pavement in large-format sla
Bing Dong's Lilanz Creative Park Landscape presents a masterfully orchestrated linear perspective composition that channels the eye through a precisely articulated central corridor, establishing spati

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Gold Landscape Planning and Garden Design · 2022

Lilanz Creative Park Landscape

by Fealand

  • A' Design Award 2022 Gold Winner in Landscape Planning and Garden Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Fealand
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 88,860
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About Lilanz Creative Park Landscape

Lilanz Creative Park is a landscape design for a corporate creative park in Quanzhou, China. The park covers 40000 square meters and was completed in 2021. Silk is used as a guiding element, expressed through curved paving that connects the different functional areas. Sculptures and a stacked spring waterscape add scenes of daily life to the streets and lanes. Ecological permeable bricks cover the large paved areas and work with underground storage modules to collect and reuse rainwater for irrigation. Local plant varieties are used to keep maintenance low.

Lilanz Creative Park Landscape by Bing Dong presents a compelling meditation on the dialogue between architectural heritage and contemporary landscape practice, demonstrating how traditional building typologies might be reimagined within frameworks of innovative spatial planning and pedestrian-centered design philosophy. The work appears to engage with longstanding traditions of compound architecture and courtyard planning, translating these principles into a cohesive creative district where circulation becomes an expressive medium rather than mere functional necessity. The curvilinear pathway system, rendered in pale stone that traces elegant serpentine routes through the architectural ensemble, suggests careful consideration of human movement patterns and experiential sequence, inviting inhabitants and visitors to discover the complex through meandering rather than direct trajectories. Technical accomplishment manifests in the sophisticated orchestration of roof forms, where varying scales and orientations of traditional hip-and-gable structures create visual rhythm without monotony, each building maintaining individual character while contributing to collective harmony. The chromatic strategy demonstrates notable restraint, employing a limited palette of terracotta warmth against cooler gray tones that evokes regional material traditions while achieving contemporary visual cohesion. Landscape elements function as essential compositional components rather than decorative additions, with tree canopies providing vertical counterpoint to horizontal roof planes and creating intimate scaled spaces within the larger urban gesture. The elevated viewpoint from which the composition is captured reveals the underlying organizational intelligence, showcasing how apparent organic informality emerges from deliberate design decisions that balance efficiency with delight. One might contemplate how such environments negotiate between honoring cultural memory and embracing forward-looking spatial innovation, inviting consideration of place-making as an act of cultural stewardship.

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Unique Properties
Lilanz Creative Park sets an Art Life Square to create the atmosphere of the entire park. The overall bright and concise design style caters to the concise but not simple corporate culture and creates extraordinary landscape effects. The curvilinear guiding paving, while ensuring functionality, brings the design concept of "Silk Road" into the landscape. Various types of sculptures create life scenes in different streets and lanes, adding fun to the landscape.
Dimensions & Packaging
The project features a recycled water supply and drainage system. It can collect the rainwater on the roof and ground of the building as a whole, and part of the collected rainwater is purified by the water storage module and used as water for greening and irrigation. Part of it merges into the artificial water system to form a landscaped river, which is used as a landscape water supplement. The artificial river channel adopts the natural pond bottom and is equipped with a purification sedimentation pond, which cooperates with plants to have a certain ecological self-purification function.
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Landscape, Garden, Modern, Planning, Urban
Production Technology
When it comes to material selection, the ecological permeable bricks are used on the large pavement surface, imitating stone surface layer. The material itself has good water permeability, and it is used with underground water storage modules to form a water storage and reuse system.
Design Challenge
The main plants adopted are local suitable varieties, and the large area adopts small seedlings transplanted into forests. A reasonable distance is reserved to consider the plant growth space for many years in the future. River greening follows the principles of natural ecology and low maintenance, minimizing the necessary manual trimming intervention.
Project Duration
With a total area of 40000 square meters, the project is completed in 2021 in Quanzhou, China.
Operation Flow
The Chinese garden landscape interspersed in the modern design allows the design to be diversified while creating a different urban landscape. Whether it is a landscape sculpture or a stacked spring waterscape, the details have brought rich changes to the minimalist landscape.
Research
The design of the entire project is connected with geometric planting ponds to achieve overall unity with their own characteristics. Through these designs and sculptures, the design expresses the theme of ribbon, creating a high-quality, interactive commercial space.
Inspiration
As an extension of Silk Road landscape which is concise but not simple, the Lilanz Creative Park showcases the design philosophy and the core value of Lilanz built more than two decades. Silk is used as an element to run through the entire creative park, connecting different functional areas.

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