"At 753 meters above sea level, Meishajian is the third-highest peak in Shenzhen, characterized by steep trails, exposed bedrock, and fragile soils shaped by erosion. The site attracts many hikers but presents significant challenges for construction due to its altitude, terrain, and limited accessibility. The project brief called for an observation station to provide rest, shelter, and viewing space while minimizing environmental impact."
"Yu Bai + 34 Category: Landscape Architecture Design Team: Xing Shu, Han Yuyan, Xu Hao, Xu Yifan, Li Renjie On Site Architect: Xing Shu Structural Consultant: AND Office / Zhang Zhun, Hu Xiaojie Mep Consultant: ZZ Architectural Design & Consulting Lighting Consultant: TJAD-Architectural Lighting Studio General Contractor: Shenzhen Zhonghe Construction Co., Ltd. Uhpc Contractor: Zhejiang Jianxin Decoration Co., Ltd. Signage Design: SURE Design Client: People's Government of Yantian District, Shenzhen"
Meishajian sits at 753 meters above sea level and ranks as the third-highest peak in Shenzhen. The terrain features steep trails, exposed bedrock, and fragile soils formed by erosion. The area attracts many hikers yet limits construction options because of high altitude, rugged terrain, and poor accessibility. The design brief requires an observation station that provides resting areas, shelter from weather, and expansive viewing space. The design emphasis prioritizes minimizing environmental impact and preserving fragile soils while accommodating visitor needs and addressing logistical challenges posed by the site.
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