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悦苑
Yueyuan Courtyard

Z+T工作室：悦园庭院是苏州市木渎村新开发项目销售中心的庭院。Z+T工作室被委托设计这个融合现代手法和功能与东方审美敏感性的场所。这是一个描绘即将开发的优雅设计的地方，也是一个进行开发销售的地方。设计团队将庭院分为两部分：克里克花园和；湖畔花园。
Z+T Studio: Yueyuan Courtyard is a courtyard of the sale center of a new development at Mudu village of Suzhou city. Z+T Studio was commissioned to design the place merging modern approach and function with oriental aesthetic sensitivity. It is a place depict the elegant design of the upcoming development, as well as a place to make sales of the development. The design team divided the courtyard into two parts: creek garden & lake garden.

水是连接两个花园的主要设计元素。在克里克花园，“侵蚀”的概念启发设计团队创造了一个克里克水景。从大型花岗石中挖掘出来的水景巧妙地展示了数百年来河流穿过地表并将土地转化为河谷的自然过程。当小溪充满水时，它就会变成一个线性反射池，蜿蜒流过花园。小溪的源头来自精心设计的地下水位。在小溪的尽头，水流入另一个反射池，这是湖边花园的主要特征。这个反射池更大、更浅，反映了周围的建筑和植物。它产生了一种宁静和冥想的氛围，与注入中央花园的光线、周围建筑的阴影和小溪流水的声音一起。
Water is the leading design element to links the two gardens together. In the creek garden, the concept of “erosion” inspired the design team to create a creek water feature. The water feature craved out from large granite stone artfully demonstrates the natural process how river goes through land surface for hundreds of years and transforms the land into river valley. When the creek is filled with water, it becomes a linear reflecting pool meandering through the garden. The origin of the creek drips from a carefully designed water table. At the end of the creek, water flows into another reflecting pool that is the main feature in the lake garden. This reflecting pool is larger and shallow, which mirrors the surrounding building and plants. It generates a tranquil as well as meditating atmosphere together with the light poured into the central garden, the shadow from the surrounding building and the sound of water falling from the creek.

Yueyuan Courtyard

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Location: Mudu,Suzhou, China
Landscape Area：980m2
Completion Year: 201607
Client: Zhonghang Real Estate Inc.
Lead Designers: Dong Zhang, Ziying Tang
Landscape Designers: Qiang Du, Yanjie Fan, Peixun Lin, Jialin Zheng, Hongchao Liu
Architects: BIAD-BOA