The core concept is driven by the idea of facilitating emotional and physical restoration through the visitor's sensory engagement with the environment — incorporating visual, auditory, tactile, and olfactory experiences.
The principal design element is an eco-trail: a continuous pedestrian route interconnecting all the functional zones of the park. Elevated above the terrain, this structure provides diverse vantage points and orchestrates a compelling sequence of spatial experiences.
The active zones of the park seamlessly transition into more serene spaces: a lantern garden and a pavilion of emotions. Light installations and natural soundscapes cultivate an atmosphere conducive to shifting focus. The route culminates in a plaza featuring floating gardens and an illuminated stele, which serves as a symbol of inner equilibrium.
Here, architecture and natural elements coalesce into a unified vision of a healing environment, where navigating the park transforms into a journey from urban bustle toward harmony, mindfulness, and communion with nature.
1a Engels Boulevard, Krasnoarmeysky District, Volgograd, Russia
A 5th‑year student at the Institute of Architecture and Civil Engineering of Volgograd State Technical University, majoring in “Architectural Environment Design”.
Alexandra Rubtsova
Alexandra Rubtsova
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Academic supervisor: Professor Igor Vladimirovich Chereshnev