Large-scale urban green axis design in Shenzhen, China.
Set within the dense urban context of Shenzhen, this large-scale green axis project emerged from the conviction that cities require living infrastructure grounded in ecological intelligence. The design establishes a continuous polyculture armature through the urban fabric, reimagining how densely built environments can support layered plant communities and biodiversity. Rather than treating green space as ornamental overlay, Rewild approached the axis as a structured ecological framework—one where naturalistic planting principles inform spatial sequencing and plant relationships. The work demonstrates how strategic intervention at the urban scale can cultivate stewardship of living systems, creating corridors that function ecologically while serving the city's inhabitants. For international projects in complex urban settings, Rewild develops green infrastructure that integrates ecological performance with the site's cultural and spatial context.
