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The continuous cycling path in the western part of Qianhai (West bay-Taizi Bay)

PrizeHonorable Mention in Landscape Architecture / Public Landscape
Firm LocationShenzhen, China
CompanyUPDIS
Lead ArchitectGuangyu Yu, Xuewen Yin
Design TeamYingbin Liu, Hao Wan, Muyun Chen, Xiaochong Hou, Xiaojun Liu, Zichun Lei, Xuanhao Wang, Yuzhong Bi
ClientShenzhen Qianhai Construction Investment Holding Group Co., Ltd.

Qianhai Area of the coastal cycling path is a unique and charming international development frontier area in Shenzhen. A coastal cycling path, meticulously crafted in accordance with the concept of "Qianhai Pearl Necklace, Mountains and Seas Strung Together, Fun Linking the City", is about to make a brand-new debut. This cycling path is 48 kilometers long. At present, the focus is on the 28 kilometers of prime sections. It is like a dynamic silk ribbon, connecting 10 distinctive parks and outlining a 12-square-kilometer chain-like green space system.