The Shekou Cultural and Sports Park represents a shift in architectural design towards human-centered principles, prioritizing public engagement and accessibility. This medium-sized park, situated on reclaimed land amidst high-density residential areas, features winding pathways and versatile public squares. The main building adopts a modernist approach that adapts to the humid climate of Southern China, with transparent functional spaces and a layout that connects the park with urban life. The innovative design allows for continuous public access, ensuring the park's character is preserved while enhancing community use and interaction.
In this human-centered era of design, the Shekou Cultural and Sports Park prioritizes public engagement, accessibility, and a seamless connection with its urban surroundings.
The design of the main building blurs interior and exterior boundaries, enhancing natural ventilation and shading, which are critical for comfort in Southern China's humid climate.
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