This plot is the subject of Professional Competition. The building set out for this plot is a kindergarten. The size of this plot is 4,126 m2. The total built area will be approximately 4,000 m2. The contestant is advised to consider the range of children’s activities, both indoor and outdoor, and special needs of the children (e.g., safety and pattern of play) in the design process. The facility will accommodate up to 400 staff and children and may include facilities to host in-house or external activities (e.g., auditorium and gym).

Not part of the competition

This plot is the subject of Professional Competition. The building set out for this plot is a Gourmet Complex.The size of the plot is 10,456 m2. The total built area of the Gourmet District is approximately 10,000 m2. The clientele for the gourmet district is about 70% visitors and 30% local. The peak design capacity is 30,000 meals per day. Types of service include full-service restaurants, brasseries/cafes, coffee shops, teahouses, bars and pubs, ice-cream parlors, etc. A minimum of 50 establishments is required. Dining arrangement could include both indoor and outdoor (terrace and balcony) variety, and creative use of the Flower Theme will be looked upon favorably.

This plot is the subject of Professional Competition. The building set out is a shopping street. The size of the plot is 10,456 m2. The total built area is approximately 10,000 m2. Unlike the Shopping Complex in Plot 5, which focuses on volume sales of average-priced daily-use items, the Shopping Street caters to specialized and high-end retail. Examples include handmade craft, artworks, flower souvenirs, imported fashion products, etc. It could also serve as office space for limited businesses (e.g., real estate agencies, flower therapy parlors, etc.) If the Shopping Complex can be broadly said to be quintessential American, the Shopping Street is to exude a more European atmosphere.

Plots 10-12 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The sizes of the plots are 10,456, 10,456, and 10,535 m2, respectively. The total built areas are 18,000 m2 for each plot. The apartment unit area distribution given in the general requirements is to be observed. A special consideration is that these three blocks border the MOLEWA commercial and cultural district. A proper dialogue with the business sector of the town, as well as viewing geometry into the Flower Garden, should be taken into account.

Plots 14-15 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The buildings set out for the competition are apartments. The sizes of the plots are 10,456 m2 for both. The total built area is 15,000 m2. The apartment unit area distribution given in the general requirements is to be observed.

Plots 16-18 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The buildings set out for the competition are townhouses. The sizes of the plots are 12,165, 5,873, and 5,878 m2, respectively. The total built areas are 9,000, 4,000, and 4,000 m2, respectively. There is no strict constraint on the townhouse unit size, although a balanced approach to artistry, habitability, and commercial viability should be maintained.

This plot is the subject of Professional Competition. The building set out for this plot is a middle-prize rangehotel (three star equivalent). The size of this plot is 7,055 m2. The total built area of this building is approximately 12,000 m2 .The clientele of this hotel is primarily visitors to MOLEWA and the Flower Ocean Park. The total room number shall be between 200 and 300. Considering that many visitors and local residents may take advantage of the MOLEWA and Flower Ocean to hold weddings and other family events, the contestant should pay special attention to the reception utility of the hotel, with the largest event able to host 500 people. Clever use of the flower theme in the overall design of the hotel will be looked upon favorably.

Plots 10-12 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The sizes of the plots are 10,456, 10,456, and 10,535 m2, respectively. The total built areas are 18,000 m2 for each plot. The apartment unit area distribution given in the general requirements is to be observed. A special consideration is that these three blocks border the MOLEWA commercial and cultural district. A proper dialogue with the business sector of the town, as well as viewing geometry into the Flower Garden, should be taken into account.

Plots 14-15 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The buildings set out for the competition are apartments. The sizes of the plots are 10,456 m2 for both. The total built area is 15,000 m2. The apartment unit area distribution given in the general requirements is to be observed.

Plots 16-18 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The buildings set out for the competition are townhouses. The sizes of the plots are 12,165, 5,873, and 5,878 m2, respectively. The total built areas are 9,000, 4,000, and 4,000 m2, respectively. There is no strict constraint on the townhouse unit size, although a balanced approach to artistry, habitability, and commercial viability should be maintained.

This plot is the subject of Student Competition. The building set out for the competition is the Huayan Temple. The size of the plot is 4,126 m2. The total built area of the temple is approximately 3,000 m2. Mount Lu was the place of birth of the Pure Land School of Buddhism. Closely related to Zen, this school has had a profound influence on the spiritual life of the Chinese people. The goal of the competition is to follow the tradition and teachings of Pure Land and inject it with modern vibes through a new architectural form. In addition to a place of worship, the building will also be used for meditation and spiritual discussions. It is important that an air of solemnness, elegance, and tranquility prevail throughout the project.

Not part of the competition

Plots 10-12 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The sizes of the plots are 10,456, 10,456, and 10,535 m2, respectively. The total built areas are 18,000 m2 for each plot. The apartment unit area distribution given in the general requirements is to be observed. A special consideration is that these three blocks border the MOLEWA commercial and cultural district. A proper dialogue with the business sector of the town, as well as viewing geometry into the Flower Garden, should be taken into account.

Plots 16-18 are the subjects of Professional Competition. The buildings set out for the competition are townhouses. The sizes of the plots are 12,165, 5,873, and 5,878 m2, respectively. The total built areas are 9,000, 4,000, and 4,000 m2, respectively. There is no strict constraint on the townhouse unit size, although a balanced approach to artistry, habitability, and commercial viability should be maintained.