Fier Design Peisagistic · 2021
Teal Sea Design Peisagistic
by Fu Chu Hsu
- A' Design Award de Fier 2021 in Design Peisagistic
- CLIENT: G Design
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 14,395
- Verification code AF638E9DB2 · Verify this award
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About Teal Sea Design Peisagistic
Teal Sea este un design peisagistic pentru un ansamblu rezidențial din Taichung, Taiwan. Amplasamentul acoperă 4200 de metri pătrați și se află cu fața spre Parcul Forestier Wen-Xin. Volumele clădirilor au fost reduse astfel încât 60 la sută din teren să poată fi eliberat ca spațiu deschis, alăturat zonei verzi a parcului. Apa curgătoare, plantațiile etajate, copacii bătrâni și un mic pod ghidează privirea și traseul pietonal. O lucrare de artă publică realizată din metal cu fațete multiple, în formă de diamant, marchează piațeta din colțul străzii. Proiectul a fost finalizat în decembrie 2019.
About the A' Design Award de Fier
Teal Sea Design Peisagistic a câștigat A' Design Award de Fier, o recunoaștere prestigioasă acordată designurilor bune care îndeplinesc cerințele profesionale și industriale așteptate de la creații bine concepute. Câștigătorii Fierului demonstrează mare pricepere, înaltă specializare, înțelegere de specialitate și capacitate creativă din partea creatorilor lor. Se așteaptă ca Teal Sea Design Peisagistic să fie o creație foarte apreciată, admirată și prețuită, practică și inovatoare. Acest design câștigător al A' Design Award de Fier integrează cele mai bune practici din industrie și are caracteristici tehnice competente îmbinate cu know-how și talent. Pentru acuratețea sa, Teal Sea Design Peisagistic merită respect și este conceput pentru a aduce îmbunătățiri ale calității vieții care ajută la facerea lumii un loc mai bun.
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- Unique Properties
- Facing the first row of the forest park, the volumetric configuration of the three high-rise buildings with the largest indoor area was abandoned during the building volume plan, and 60% of the land was released as open space, adjacent to the park green space, and expanded the urban ecological island-hopping benefit.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The project is 4200 square meter.
- Tags
- Landscape, Garden Design, Design, Space, Planning
- Production Technology
- Throughout the entire project, nearly 70% of the entire site’s land is released for greening and public use. The overall street corner landscape space is opened to make the field of vision broad clear. The park will guide the view and the flowing water will flow through, which is both open and fun. The courtyard traveling tours are no longer just inward self-appreciation and a contribute to the urban ecological connection.
- Design Challenge
- On the corner of the street welcoming the park and the crowds of large-scale IKEA, the wide square center is a public artwork composed of multi-faceted diamond-shaped metal. The anti-colored metal on the ground reflects the colorful paintings on the carvings, and the colorful changes in the daytime are like a kaleidoscope.
- Research
- Using the method of turning the line of sight to guide, the multi-layered forest belt with winding water and clusters allows the passerby to experience the curved water across the small bridge, with the natural hearing of the stream, meet the old trees lying on the river, and walk into the building colonnade spaces such as, interiors are interconnected and borrowed from the scene, highlighting the level of green landscape and the distinctive sense of design, with the humanistic and artistic life as the overall feature, making the courtyard landscape and forest park dialogue and scene interweaving.
- Inspiration
- 1617 is 1,600 days of careful construction.
1617 is 10% of land, 60% of life, and 70% of public welfare. Wen-Xin Forest Park is in the Taichung Civic Center dedicated area, just like the significance of Central Park to New York City. - Project Duration
- The project finished in December 2019 in Taichung, Taiwan.
- Operation Flow
- The subtropical climate in Taiwan is the most suitable south-facing residential unit, where each household faces the park’s large green space and comfortable microclimate. With such a land mass allocation strategy and landscape courtyard garden design techniques, it creates a win-win situation of urban architectural development, residential life microclimate adjustment and urban ecological quality optimization.
- Image Credits
- Image #1-5: Photographer Chi-Min Wu, Teal Sea, 2019.
