Concept

Ecological processes that sustain our cities (or our existence) are often hidden from our daily life. This project intends to promote an interconnected environment with humans and the ecology. Showcasing an environment that evidently portrays a cycle of species depending on each other may remind people of the importance of the ecology, and thus encourage human interaction and include themselves in this cycle -where they may create resting spots for bees, care for the the plants, and create an environment that is suitable for other species.

 

Furthermore, the site is intended to act as a space to gain peace, representing the heavens. The visitors will enter the
site from the North, South, East, or West entrance, and as they
walk along the site to the oval will encounter a colourful garden intended for sightseeing, seating, or as a place to go with family/friends for gatherings. Colletidae (Masked Bees) are intended to use this site for pollen collection, breeding, and for supporting their ecosystem. Bee hives on the site are intended to shelter them and to promote habitat-building, and the Charbagh garden is an ecological system designed to attract and sustain the bees.