A one-kilometer-long series of terraces and planted staircases wraps around a trio of interconnected buildings in Shenzhen, China, for tech company TP-Link. Designed by architecture studio KPF, TP-Link LXD contains 124,600-square-metres of offices, research and development spaces and housing in three towers. The desire to create shared, open green spaces on a compact site led to the studio connecting these three towers with a "landscape ribbon" around their perimeter, which combines circulation, meeting areas, planting and even sports courts into a single gesture. "Within a dense urban site, where open space is typically lost, the project restores it as elevated, continuous, and accessible from every level," KPF principal Marianne Kwok told Dezeen. Read more on Dezeen.com #dezeen #architecture #design #chinesearchitechture
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