Nanpu Park

　　Nanpu Park — bordered by Puhuagui Road to the north, Nankou Road to the east, a railway line to the west, and Gubei Road to the south. It covers an area of 30,000 square meters. The design of Nanpu Park draws inspiration from the style of classical gardens in southern China, incorporating northern landscaping techniques and concepts. It features pavilions, waterside structures, rockeries with cascading water, winding paths, and lotus ponds, creating an elegant, classic, and refined garden landscape reminiscent of southern China. The park primarily utilizes hip-and-gable roof architecture, with the largest structure tentatively named "Sidak Zhai" (formerly a renowned library building in Tianjin located in Hebei District), which will serve as an exhibition hall displaying historical exhibitions themed around the historical ties between Tianjin and Anhui. As an open public park, the design of Nanpu Park also takes full account of the leisure and recreational needs of the surrounding community, with fitness equipment, small squares, and other facilities placed appropriately throughout the park to facilitate recreational activities for residents. In terms of plantings, cherry blossom trees are the main green feature, accounting for about 70% of the vegetation, complemented by various shrubs, flowers, and foliage plants in different colors, shapes, and textures. This creates a richly layered, diverse, and three-dimensional green effect, achieving the effect of “flowers in three seasons and evergreen in all four.”

　　“A delicate multifunctional space will be built within the park, with the building tentatively named ‘Sidak Zhai’ (formerly a renowned library building in Tianjin located in Hebei District). This structure can meet the daily property management and office needs of the park, while also functioning as an exhibition hall and a casual reading café. The exhibition hall will host long-term displays on environmental technology applications and environmental awareness education,” said Li Yunfei, the chief designer of the Nanpu Park project, in an interview with reporters. The overall design of the park is based on a modern style, while also integrating the profound artistic essence of traditional Chinese garden design. Its design draws inspiration from the style of classical gardens in southern China, incorporating northern landscaping techniques and concepts. Architecture, plants, rocks, water, and music are cleverly combined to create an urban “oasis of tranquility,” far removed from the hustle and bustle of city life.

　　Nanpu Park is adjacent to the Baimiao Industrial Zone. Fitness equipment, small squares, and other amenities are placed at appropriate locations within the park. A new table tennis room, badminton hall, and race-walking track have been added. The green space of the first and second phases of Nanpu Park, along with areas around nearby schools, totals 30,000 square meters.

　　The classical Jiangnan-style scenery of Nanpu Park has become a popular leisure destination for local residents. As a street-side public open park, it is designed in the style of a classical garden from southern China, featuring complete amenities such as rockeries with waterfalls, small bridges over flowing streams, corridors, and pavilions — making it a great place for citizens to relax.

　　As a street-side public open park, the site includes sightseeing areas, fitness zones, and an exhibition hall, providing the public with spaces for recreation, entertainment, exercise, and cultural activities. The planning and design philosophy of Nanpu Park draws on the techniques of classical Jiangnan-style gardens, using antique-style architecture, artificial rockeries, water features, and vegetation as its core elements. Pavilions, terraces, waterside pavilions, and corridors divide the water surfaces, while reflections of rocks, trees, and flowers on the water enhance the poetic and picturesque ambiance, creating a natural landscape that feels both man-made and divinely inspired.

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