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Skylight Membrane Roofing Membranes Louver Membranes

Translucent ETFE color film enriches the feeling of light in the space under the trellis, allowing people to experience the warmth of nature and the joy of the harvest.

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Skylight Membrane Roofing Membranes Louver Membranes

Translucent ETFE color film enriches the feeling of light in the space under the trellis, allowing people to experience the warmth of nature and the joy of the harvest.

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The park’s original layout is fragmented. The new building, a linear volume situated at a lakeside corner, is set back to provide ample space. Together with the existing structures, it helps to define and unify the lakeside interface.

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The design employs a multitiered wind-guiding and sun-shading canopy formed by a series of staggered, undulating roofs, creating a highly comfortable open-air leisure space beneath the eaves.

The building adopts a split layout facing the water and the dominant wind direction. The “wind corridor” maximizes the draw of the airflow.

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The park’s original layout is fragmented. The new building, a linear volume situated at a lakeside corner, is set back to provide ample space. Together with the existing structures, it helps to define and unify the lakeside interface.

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The design employs a multitiered wind-guiding and sun-shading canopy formed by a series of staggered, undulating roofs, creating a highly comfortable open-air leisure space beneath the eaves.

The building adopts a split layout facing the water and the dominant wind direction. The “wind corridor” maximizes the draw of the airflow.

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Green Architecture in China—Land-Based Rationalism Cui Kai Published by Park Books AG, Zurich, Switzerland and Archipelago, Shanghai, China Editing and graphic design Archipelago Proofreading Austin Williams, Colette Forder Printing Zhejiang Landl Printing Co., Ltd Unless otherwise noted, all images are courtesy and copyright © Cui Kai Studio © 2026 Park Books AG, Zurich and Archipelago, Shanghai © for the texts: the authors © for the images: see image credits Park Books AG, Niederdorfstrasse 54, 8001 Zurich, Switzerland, www.park-books.com T +41 44 262 16 62 E info@park-books.com Product safety: Responsible person pursuant to EU Regulation 2023/988 (GPSR): GVA Gemeinsame Verlagsauslieferung Göttingen GmbH & Co. KG Post Box 2021 37010 Göttingen Germany T +49 551 384 200 0 E info@gva-verlage.de Park Books is being supported by the Federal Office of Culture with a general subsidy for the years 2026–2028.

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