Floating Ribbon.

The community observation revealed an abundance of plant species within the area, yet there was a noticeable lack of interaction between people and the landscape. To address this, the design aims to create a harmonious environment where people and nature coexist and interact seamlessly. The original scattered seating arrangements are reimagined and integrated into the green spaces, forming continuous and fluid resting spots. Additionally, the design incorporates diverse spatial layers and flexible facades to accommodate various public activities, fostering a vibrant and engaging communal space. The selected design site, located in the northern part of the community, features a densely vegetated green area. This space is envisioned as an interactive environment where architecture and landscape are interwoven to create inviting spaces for residents. By strategically integrating seating and activity zones, the space offers areas for rest, social interaction, and relaxation. These design interventions aim to create a seamless dialogue between built structures and the surrounding greenery. Through detailed site analysis, it was discovered that the surrounding area lacked sufficient multifunctional leisure spaces suitable for different age groups. To address this, two distinct spaces—an open relaxation area and a more private retreat—were introduced, along with a small outdoor theater. A children's pathway was also integrated, weaving through the site to encourage exploration and playful interaction. These spatial elements collectively bring vitality and a sense of community to the area. The existing plant coverage naturally revealed a diagonal pathway across the site, which became the primary design flowline. This pathway was extended through subtle design interventions, creating a secondary exploration route while ensuring minimal disruption to activities. Additionally, three major trees within the space became focal points, shaping two distinct states of interaction: people blending harmoniously with the scenery or using the trees as a backdrop for social activities. Through these strategies, the design fosters an organic relationship between people, landscape, and space.