The project is situated in the core functional zone of a new urban district, at the intersection of urban ecology and development gradients. The generation of Guanshan Park originates from a non-morphological mode of research, with a conceptual framework derived from the organic integration of "bubble" settlements and "landscape flows."

The geometric logic of these bubble patches constructs an isomorphic system of spatial units. Through the dynamic evolutionary control of interfaces such as mountains and water bodies, artificial systems for ecological restoration are interwoven with and interpenetrate the original ecological chains. Serving as a connection mechanism for spatial energy, the landscape flow synthesizes the industrial streams of graded development with cyclical scenic currents, establishing a generative rule that evolves from isolated points into a comprehensive system.

Here, ecological patches rooted in primitive settlement patterns engage in a dialogue with the diverse value systems of the modern city. Through the integration of cinematic landscape fragments, they collectively shape a multi-functional composite space that is both ecologically demonstrative and practically accessible.