The banyan tree avenue, along with the autumn maple and South Sea Jacaranda trees, and the undulating micro terrain under the trees, together form the core elements of the original site.
The two rows of banyan trees preserved were originally roadside trees, which are both “visible” natural objects and carry “invisible” historical information and clues such as road texture, ground elevation, river course direction, urban axis, etc.
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Overall layout: The overall architectural layout forms a visual landscape corridor with a central axis connected to the Tianmu Lake Tourism Building and Tianmu Lake Tourist Distribution Center. The design
The project is located in the western area of Binhe Phase II, Haibowan District, Wuhai City, Inner Mongolia. It is bordered by the bustling city center to the north and
The project will be synchronously included in the Archina Architecture China Portal website (archina. Magnetic Thread Disc com).