Z'scape designed the Hylla Alpine Garden to create a place of comfort, peace, and solitude for all visitors. A winding wooden path leads guests to an array of century-old oak trees, which are situated at the center of the Garden. The Hylla Alpine Garden is located in China's Yulong Country.
Landscape design studio Z'scape celebrates the region's native plants and indigenous culture through the Garden's layout and its selection of greenery. Moreover, the project is part of the Lijiang Hylla Vintage Hotel complex. Visitors can follow the foot trails to find a place of sanctuary. The Beijing-based studio designed the Garden to blend into the existing landscape using reclaimed local materials to construct the buildings.
Landscaped Sanctuary Gardens
The Hylla Alpine Garden Is Designed as a Place of Comfort and Peace
Trend Themes
1. Sanctuary Gardens - Designing gardens as a sanctuary for comfort and peace.
2. Native Plant Selection - Celebrating local culture and plants through landscape design.
3. Sustainable Landscaping - Using local and reclaimed materials for construction and design.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Hotels and resorts can differentiate themselves through the addition of sanctuary gardens.
2. Real Estate - Developers can create landscaping designs that provide comfort and peace for residents.
3. Landscape Design - The trend towards sanctuary gardens highlights the importance of thoughtful and sustainable landscape design.