The projects are located on the huge 23,000-square-meter site in Qingdao, China, where exhibitors showcase their nature-friendly ideas. The projects combine green roofs, pavilion-like structures and long walkways that sprawl along the coastline and create intricate patterns etched into the landscape.
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The green roofs of the Earthly Pond Service Center blend the complex into the site, while preserving all the existing trees. A group of rounded pavilions protrude through the flowing form and reach the neighboring roads through elongated causeways. Both projects offer a number of amenities such as restaurants, shops and gardens nestled under the green roofs.
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Photos by Zhenfei Wang
