勤美之森

城市中的美學之森

以舖裝為土，自木串聯全區域都市綠網為林，連結藝術館、教堂與住宅店鋪為森。

藉由藝術與地景空間結合人文生活，營造全齡生活與健全的美學藝術場域。

本案開發以唐草的自然曲線圖騰，塑造出複層的多樣性空間與環境友善共生，

創造城市森林的藝術美學網絡，建構勤美之森。

The Aesthetic Forest Within the City

Paved grounds form the soil, while wooden elements interweave a green urban network as the forest canopy,

linking art museums, chapels, residences, and storefronts into a cohesive woodland.

Through the fusion of art, landscape, and cultural living,

this project creates an inclusive space that nurtures aesthetic experiences across all ages.

Inspired by the organic curves of the karakusa (Tang grass) motif,

the development shapes a multilayered, diverse, and eco-friendly environment—

an artistic and sustainable urban forest network,

building the forest of CMP.

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