Wing Art Sculpture shapes the first ceremonial interface of returning home

The oversized stone entrance facade is paired with vertical soft-light glass, forming a translucent glowing elevation at night. A streamlined double-wing metal sculpture sits at the center of the mirror-like still water in front of the gate, with linear ground lamps lined along the water feature’s edge. Rows of arbors and spherical hedges symmetrically enclose both sides, with high-rise residential buildings as the backdrop. At dusk, the lights, sculpture and tree shadows are fully reflected on the water surface, creating a solemn yet light-luxury atmosphere and crafting an unforgettable ceremonial entry sequence.

The flat-roofed pavilion with sleek flowing curves is nestled among native arbors, with tree wells reserved on the roof to allow trees to grow through naturally. Its facade features a double-layer partition consisting of vertical metal slats and square timber grilles, forming a semi-transparent barrier that separates the interior and exterior spaces. Furnished with casual soft furnishings inside, the pavilion is surrounded by mirror-like still water, with under-cove light strips outlining its silhouette. Shielded from urban hustle and bustle, it suits a wide range of outdoor social occasions such as casual chats, quiet contemplation, and afternoon tea.

Irregular floating stone stepping stones, an immersive walking path over the water surface

Boat-shaped cascading water installation; the sound of flowing water soothes woodland courtyards