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Long Da Hot Spring Eco-city is located in Tianjin Binhai New Area, and many expressway, such as Beijing-Tianjin Expressway and Tianjin Avenue, pass by nearby, among which Tianjin Avenue has a special exit, so the traffic is very convenient. It takes about 30 minutes along expressway to downtown Tianjin and 90 minutes to downtown Beijing.
Long Da Hot Springs has four-star hot spring hotels, tropical rain forest hot spring halls, aerobic gymnasiums, ecological food gardens, exotic ancient tree gardens, orchid gardens, fruit and vegetable gardens and scientific and technological agricultural sightseeing parks. It organically combines the traditional hot spring health care model with the modern health management concept, and integrates health management, hot spring health care, ecological food, SPA health care, commercial and residential meetings, etiquette celebrations and agricultural sightseeing to create a brand-new, fashionable and healthy hot spring.
This case conforms to the concept of building ecological civilization, respecting nature, conforming to nature and protecting nature put forward in the Party's report, and the concept of building beautiful China and beautiful homeland with sky blue and green land. Obey the needs of the city, realize interdependence, mutual complementarity and mutual integration, develop economic, ecological and social functions at the same time, realize the full function of the hot spring industry, that is, the integration of primary, secondary and tertiary industries, and at least solve the employment of more than 3,000 farmers in the process of local urbanization. To build a first-class hot spring theme park in China and become a model of hot spring theme parks in modern cities of China.
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As the largest film and television industry project in the world, the production area of Qingdao Oriental Film and Television Industrial Park is also the only comprehensive functional project in the world that integrates film and television location, film and television production, film and television display and film and television tourism. By deeply digging the relevant design elements of Qingdao local history and culture and film and television industrial park, combined with the overall atmosphere of architectural planning, the scheme uses six natural transformed space scenes, such as city square, farmland and countryside, rock canyon, ecological wilderness, secret forest, park landscape and royal garden, to carve bits and pieces of film and television memories in different functional divisions of buildings, such as comprehensive building area, central landscape belt, post-production office area, main creative studio and production factory area, with landscape techniques.
Landscape design deeply digs into the local history and culture of Qingdao and the relevant design elements of the film and television industrial park, and combines the overall atmosphere of architectural planning to create a natural humanistic environment and inspiration space that integrates work, exhibition, communication and leisure. At the same time, the ecological rainwater collection, the present situation of Yang Shulin and the protection and design of the cultural carrier of ginkgo trees in the past 100 years are integrated into one, and under the focus plane, a diversified landscape space is created, which is transformed from time and space, from ancient to modern, from city to wilderness, from man-made environment to natural gardening.
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In Basel, Switzerland, there is a "Novartis Garden", which can be called an architectural wonderland. The park is the enterprise base of multinational group Novartis Pharmaceutical Company. Among them, the projects designed by Dina and Dina Architects, Peter mcquarrie Architects and Sana 'a Architects have been published in many architectural magazines including A+U, and then the architectural projects designed by Raphael Mogno and fumihiko maki were completed in 2009. 20 10 published the architectural works of Giessen Taniguchi, David Chipfield, An Zhongxiong and Frank Gehry. The building designed by alvaro siza and Eduardo Soto de Mora is expected to be completed in 20 1 1 year. It is not difficult to imagine that all the buildings in Novartis Park are first-class buildings designed by such a group of internationally renowned architects. Every corner of the park has been carefully planned, including all squares, streets and gardens. However, Novartis Park is neither an architectural exposition nor a theme playground like Disneyland, but the offices and laboratories of Novartis employees.
The original site of Novartis Garden is an industrial workshop, which was built in the second half of19th century and has undergone changes. Until about 10 years ago, the park launched a promising reconstruction plan aimed at transforming the manufacturing base into? In the "knowledge park". This issue introduces the general situation of Novartis Garden 20 10, and introduces various construction projects in detail. The project photo was taken in July, 20 10. Vittorio Magnago Lampugnani, the architect in charge of the overall planning of the park, wrote relevant articles for this magazine, and Lampugnani also undertook to design a single project in the park. In addition, this issue also introduces the history of Novartis Garden, its landscape design, public art and ecological environment protection.
Today's Novartis Garden is still under construction. Novartis Pharmaceutical Company regards the park project as an enterprise development strategy covering architecture, landscape and sustainable development, and will continue to deepen its development in the future. We expect this project to bring more possibilities to the new office space.