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Forest School Bus Garden Shenzhen University

PrizeHonorable Mention in Landscape Architecture / Small Scale Landscape Projects
Firm LocationShenzhen, China
CompanyUrban Planning & Design Institute of Shenzhen
Lead ArchitectGuangyu Yu、Yibin Que、Mingdi Song
Design TeamQi Xing、Yue Hu、Sihan Huang、Tian WU、Meihong Liang、Wenhui Xu、Qiucheng Lu、Zhuang gu、Jiajun Song、Zhiqiang Zou、Zhiheng Lu、Huitao Deng、Yizhen Hou、Chunyan Zhao、Xuewen Yin、Lijuan Tong、Yan Zhuang、Zenglin Zhao
Projecthttps://issuu.com/willie.2/docs/2023landscape_design_of_forest_bus_station_garden_
Project Videohttps://youtu.be/Cbx2AyF06EM

The project covers about 700 square meters and is located within Shenzhen University. Originally an inaccessible green space surrounded by student apartments, it has been transformed by leveraging the site's woodland advantages and historical context. Embracing traffic management principles, cultural heritage, natural healing, and artistic intervention promotes consultation, co-construction, co-governance, and sharing. This government-led, community-involved campus renovation highlights green spaces' social benefits and sustainability.