ENCOUNTER BOX

Against the backdrop of rapid urbanization, as urban spaces become increasingly dense and fragmented, greater attention must be paid to the limited green spaces within cities. Some of these spaces lie completely idle, overgrown with weeds, while others have been developed and invested into green parks. By creating simple wooden block structures, we can enhance the purpose, value, and diversity of urban green spaces.

This approach not only provides citizens with more spaces for relaxation, recreation, and social interaction but also achieves functions such as education, cultural display, and ecological conservation through thoughtful design. For example, these block spaces can be designed as community activity centers, children's play areas, small exhibition venues, or even outdoor classrooms, transforming urban green spaces from single-purpose areas into multifunctional spaces integrated into daily life. Moreover, the use of simple wooden structures is both environmentally friendly and sustainable, reducing the carbon footprint while harmonizing with the natural environment and injecting vitality into the city.

In this way, the utilization rate of urban green spaces can be significantly improved, enhancing community cohesion and fostering interaction between people and nature. In the future, as technology and design concepts continue to evolve, these green spaces could incorporate smart facilities, becoming innovative urban public spaces that integrate ecology, lifestyle, and technology.