郑州 Sky Mansion丨中国郑州丨L&A 设计集团深圳分公司项目团队 IV

Sky Mansion in Zhengzhou

Project Location: Zhengzhou, Henan

Project Type: Apartment Hotel Entrance Design

Landscaping Area: 2,754㎡

Project Client: Zhengzhou Central China Tianming Property Co., Ltd.

Landscape Architecture: Project Team IV, Shenzhen Branch, L&A Design Group

Design Time: 2016

Completion Time: 2018

L&A Design Group made a creative exploration on the design of the entrance of Sky Mansion in Zhengzhou. Based on the concept of "less is more", we used the most common and affordable materials and successfully built an ultimately elegant but simple space with relatively low cost.

The design of this project focused on the availability. It is quite different from many other landscaping projects in commercial or hotel areas which value fashion over function. This project create a simple landscaping with multi-functions. And it also reflects on the essence of modern hotel landscaping design: let our daily living space return to the nature following the concept of "less is more".

Sky Mansion in Zhengzhou

Project Overview

Project Location: Zhengzhou, Henan

Project Type: Apartment Hotel Entrance Design

Landscaping Area: 2,754㎡

Project Client: Zhengzhou Central China Tianming Property Co., Ltd.

Landscape Architecture: Project Team IV, Shenzhen Branch, L&A Design Group

Design Time: 2016

Completion Time: 2018

L&A Design Group made a creative exploration on the design of the entrance of Sky Mansion in Zhengzhou. Based on the concept of "less is more", we used the most common and affordable materials and successfully built an ultimately elegant but simple space with relatively low cost.

The design of this project focused on the availability. It is quite different from many other landscaping projects in commercial or hotel areas which value fashion over function. This project create a simple landscaping with multi-functions. And it also reflects on the essence of modern hotel landscaping design: let our daily living space return to the nature following the concept of "less is more".