Guided by the core vision of the "New City of Knowledge," this project is deeply embedded in the coupling logic between natural ecology and academic space. Its generation originates from a strategic transition of the green system—evolving from traditional greenways into integrated urban green infrastructure.

The geometric logic of this networked system establishes an isomorphic spatial unit hierarchy. Through the "Knowledge Pedestrian Rings" connecting various functional zones, differentiated street textures interweave and permeate with the natural topographic parks. Whether in the micro-ecology of green roofs or the macro-system of mountain parks, all elements adhere to the same generative principle, ensuring a seamless transition between the man-made environment and the natural substratum.

In this context, the ecological skeleton rooted in the topography engages in a profound dialogue with knowledge innovation functions. Together, they shape a liveable intellectual highland that is both research-vibrant and sustainably evolving.