Nine Court Mansion Residential Landscape

residential landscape, contemporary architecture, entrance pavilion, reflecting pool, water feature, naturalistic rock arrangement, specimen tree, clipped boxwood, bronze cladding, metallic canopy, striated aluminum, sweeping roofline, dynamic diagonal composition, asymmetrical balance, warm bronze, cool silver gray, cerulean sky, spring green, verdant foliage, atmospheric perspective, soft directional lighting, morning illumination, polished stone paving, granite hardscape, meditative atmosphere, contemplative mood, East Asian garden influence, contemporary landscape architecture, parametric design elements, refined materiality, high-rise urban context, threshold space, transitional architecture, calligraphic gesture, kinetic form, organic-geometric dialogue, water reflection, tranquil ambiance, sophisticated palette, matte and reflective surfaces, precision craftsmanship, biophilic design, ceremonial entrance

Nine Court Mansion is a residential landscape design located in Chongqing, China. The project covers 11952.75 square meters and includes hard pavement, green areas and water features. The spatial layout is inspired by the structure of the Forbidden City. A central axis links three groups of spaces that guide residents from the entrance to the home. Traditional elements such as pitched roofs and dragon scales are simplified in shape and material, and carving is used instead of printing. Plant communities create a green microclimate for daily life.