Acesite Park Landscape

Acesite Park Landscape

Acesite Park Landscape is an exemplary urban park development encompassing 46,000 square meters of meticulously designed green space that seamlessly integrates modern Oriental Zen garden aesthetics with innovative ecological solutions. This sophisticated landscape project, which garnered the Silver A' Design Award in the Landscape Planning and Garden Design category, features a distinctive violin-shaped Banqin Lake as its centerpiece, surrounded by thoughtfully curated spaces that harmonize natural elements with contemporary design principles. The project's ecological credentials are particularly noteworthy, incorporating advanced sponge city construction techniques that achieve a 72% total annual runoff control rate and a 43% pollutant reduction rate through various sustainable features including sunken green belts, rain gardens, and glassed swales. The design employs environmentally conscious materials such as silica sand permeable bricks and ceramic permeable bricks, creating a 'breathing' landscape that effectively reduces carbon dioxide emissions while enhancing the microclimate. The park's sophisticated water management system, capable of storing 2,547.84 cubic meters, demonstrates exceptional environmental stewardship through its integrated approach to rainwater harvesting and reuse, supporting various functions including waterfalls, mist forest systems, and irrigation. The terraced design principle employed throughout the landscape masterfully addresses the relationship between people, land, and water, while the forward-looking waterfront garden creates a harmonious blend of spatial organizations that reflect contemporary urban living while maintaining a strong connection to natural elements.

landscape design, ecological sustainability, urban park development, water management, Oriental Zen garden, environmental innovation

— Adam Dawson