"Three major elements of a Chinese garden traditionally include: 1. Water – representing living, constantly changing nature 2. Stones – indicating stability and strength 3. Plants – which provide beauty, texture and meaning Architecture such as pavilions and teahouses provide a place for reflection, conversation and refreshments." - gardeningknowhow.com

1. CASE STUDY (CHINESE
GARDEN)
ZANIB SAEED

2.  AREA: 30677.14 sq ft
 ARCHITECTS: Arcplus Architectural Decoration & Landscape
Design Research Institute
 COMPLETION YEAR: 2018

3. LOCATION MAP
 Exhibition booth C30 of East China Group of China
Horticultural Axis, Yanqing District, Beijing, China

4. MASTER PLAN

5. MASTER PLAN
 ORGANIC TYPOLOGY
 BASED ON CHINESE
PHILOSOPHY
“HARMONY SHOULD EXISTS BETWEEN MAN AND
NATURE”
 TO CELEBRATE HUMAN SPIRIT
 URBAN CHINESE GARDEN (Traditional Essence)
 SEGREGATION OF SPACES (Harmoniously)
 Presenting the achievements of horticulture

6. ENTRANCE

7. CIRCULATION

8. CIRCULATION
 CURVILINEAR CIRCULATION
 Enticement (tempting)
 Sense of Curiosity (urge to explore)
 Influential user experience

9. ZONING

10. CONCEPT
 “AUSPICIOUS CLOUD”
 Expressing the blessings and the wishes for a better life
 Cloud is a symbolic representation of success
 The auspicious clouds bring good luck
 Poetic representation of spaces

11. ZONES

12. CLOUD STAIRS

13. CLOUD STAIRS
• ENTRANCE
• EXPERIENCE THROUGH
STAIRS
• FLOWER BED
• RIGHT TOWARDS THE FOCAL
POINT

14. CLOUD DOCK

15. CLOUD DOCK
• LIKE A HARBOUR
• BEAUTIFULLY
CONNECTED TO THE
WATER BODY
• WATER IS ONE
OF THE MAJOR
ELEMENTS
USED IN
CHINESE
GARDEN
• TRANQUIL
EXPERIENCE

16. CLOUD SHADDOW

17. CLOUD SHADDOW
• REFLECTION
• CONNECTED TO
ONCE OWN MIND
PEACE
• REFLECTING
TRADITIONAL
CHINESE GARDEN

18. CLOUD NEST

19. CLOUD NEST

20. CLOUD HILL

21. CLOUD HILL

22. CLOUD CLOTH

23. CLOUD CLOTH
• MULTI-TEXTURED
SPCE
• CURTAIN

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