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Figure 59:All figures in table source;Archello
concentration on natural history, it is structured along a timeline of diverse spatial and sensorial experiences.
Restaurant/ Tea House
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Bonsai Museum
Greenhouse
Figure 59:All figures in table source;Archello The entire concept's sculptural articulation is inspired by traditional Chinese timber roof structures, which it tries to honor by reinterpreting its structural and geometrical logic. The restaurant and tea house are excellent examples of how to integrate stacked and interlaced loadbearing layers, create steps and scale by adding or deleting layers near to supports or edges, and experiment with proportional relationships between structure and space.
The Bonsai Museum, created as a rotating bowl incorporated into the park's terrain and offering an arena for the plant's exhibition, is another feature of the Botanical Garden.
The Greenhouse serves as the new Botanical Garden's focal point. It is made up of three domes that will accommodate plants from various climates while also renewing the Garden's design. Pavilions for tropical and desert plants are situated in two of the three domes.
