The land used in Xiaomi Park is a non parallelogram, and the irregular shape of the land and the surrounding urban environment dominated by residential areas cannot provide users of the park with a clear sense of order, nor can they form a strong sense of place self-awareness.
The planning has established a strong order, with buildings, landscapes, and roads crisscrossing on a grid, presenting a “matrix interconnection” underlying intention.
This intention reveals the nature of Xiaomi at the cultural level, and its greater significance lies in the fact that most work and rest spaces have a north-south orientation.
In Beijing, this means a sunny, comfortable, and healthier working environment.
The implantation of sunken landscapes links urban green spaces with landscape activity venues within the park, softening the boundary between buildings and cities to the greatest extent possible.
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