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Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert by IAPA Pty. Ltd

Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert by IAPA Pty. Ltd is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 Ezüstdíj A' Design Award in Tájrendezés és kerttervezés Competition Category.


EzüstTájterv· 2020

Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert

by IAPA Pty. Ltd

Client: IAPA Pty. Ltd.

Ezüstdíj A' Design Award Winner in Tájterv Category

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The Design

About Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert

A Poly Tianhuan Garden egy tájépítészeti terv egy lakóövezeti helyszínre a Guangdong tartománybeli Foshanban. A kert 19 368 négyzetmétert ölel fel, és mesterséges, zöld dombokat alakít ki a városban. A hullámzó domborzat és az íves felületek a természetes környezet minőségeit idézik fel. A terv az épületek belsejébe is kiterjed, így az épületen belüli és kívüli tér közötti határvonal elmosódik. Természetes követ, fát és növényeket alkalmaztak, fehér kendergránit burkolattal, betonnal az íves felületekhez és perforált fémmel a bútorokhoz. Az elrendezést a hagyományos kínai kertek ihlették.

The Recognition

About the Ezüstdíj A' Design Award

Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert az Ezüstdíj A' Design Award győztese, óriási presztízsű elismerés a csúcskategóriás, lenyűgöző és impozáns dizájnoknak. Az ezüstgyőztesek rendkívül ragyogó és nagyon kreatív művek, amelyek szemléltetik tervezőik kiemelkedő szakértelmét, tehetségét és éleslátását. Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert-tól azt várják, hogy csodálatos, mintaszerű mű legyen, amely figyelemre méltóan professzionális és mélyen innovatív. Ez az Ezüstdíj A' Design Award kitüntetést elnyert dizájn igen figyelemre méltó, csodált találmány, amely szolgálja, és előre viszi a művészet, a tudomány, a dizájn és a technológia határait. Poly Tianhuan Garden Lakókert széles körben irigyelt alkotás, amely felkelti a vágyakat, pozitív érzéseket hoz, és csodálatot és ámulatot gyújt.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties
The project aims to create the artificial green hills in the city emphasizing the multidimensionality of a generative landscaping system where undulating topographic changes and curvilinearity of the surfaces re-engenders the qualities of a natural environment.
The landscape is designed in a way to be the mediator between inside and outside, while expanding itself into the interior, maximizes the connectivity between interior and exterior space, blurs the boundaries between them.
By being designed in a sequential way, the space includes multiple spaces and various landscaping elements to give to the user the opportunity of discovering the space by creating different levels of depths to build a discover-able environment.
Dimensions & Packaging
The area is 19368 square meters
Tags
Landscape design, Garden, park, Chinese garden, inside/outside relationship, green hills, ground's fluctuation, sequential design,
Production Technology
Using natural materials and creating the feeling of being in nature has been one of the main goals of the project. different natural stones, woods, and various planting and landscaping elements are implemented in construction. For the pavement material, white hemp granite is used and in order to build the curvilinear surfaces concrete has used in the project in order to engender smoothness and fluidity of a natural environment. And the perforated metal plate is being used for the furniture.
Design Challenge
The landscape design of the project is embedded in a residential site and mainly works as their garden. It connects different blocks with each-other and creates a space of social interaction for different groups of people. Due to its specific programmatic demands, it must be well linked with the selling center especially before selling the apartment units in a public way of functionality. It had to be inviting and welcoming for the people who comes for a visit to buy. While turning itself into a different kind of space after selling the units. As a result, designing of such a landscaping system which corresponds to all of project’s demands needs very high level of flexibility for a project which works as a semipublic space for its temporary life and temporary user but working as a semi private space for its permanent habitants after the selling.
Research
The research phase is developed based on a deep reading of traditional Chinese garden typology, concentrating on its spatial features and landscaping qualities. The green layer is generated based on the idea of multidimensionality but having the main characteristics of a Chinese garden.
Inspiration
A traditional Chinese garden is a place to recreate and miniaturize larger natural landscapes, where architecture and landscape are blended into each other and creates a multi-dimensional spatial system. It contains the user, takes her/him to different levels of interiority and affects his/her perception. Inspired by the Chinese garden, the project tries to re-generate its main in a contemporary way of design thinking.
Project Duration
2017-2018
Project is Located in Foshan, Guangdong
Operation Flow
The organization system of the open space is based on the notion of continuity. Expands itself into the interior of the building and blurs the boundaries between in and out, it keeps the user in a coherent integrated spatial experience. Takes the landscape as a mediator which also enriches the programmatic features of the project by creating spaces of different activities.
Team Members
Landscape designer: Chen Yonglun
Landscape designer: Zheng Yuqin
Landscape designer: jin cheng
Landscape designer: Lin Han Qingchou college
Design director: Yu Ding
Design chief: Paul Bo Peng
Image Credits
IAPA

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