The Eco-Industrial Park stitches together mountainous terrain and urban fabric through a resilient strategy combining transit-oriented growth and ecological preservation.
Hunan Eco-Industrial Park
Hunan, China

Hunan, China
Client: Xiangtan Zhaoshan Demo Zone Admin. Committee
Function: Multi Family / Office / Civic / Mixed-Use / Master Planning
Site Area: 68 sq. kilometers
The Hunan Eco-Industrial Park proposes a new model for health-centered urbanism, where medical innovation, ecological systems, and civic life converge. Spanning more than 15 square kilometers in Xiangtan, the master plan integrates nine specialized hospitals, medical education campuses, biotechnology research zones, residential neighborhoods, and wellness-focused public space into a cohesive urban framework.
Structured as a layered network of walkable corridors, green infrastructure, and transit-oriented development, the plan prioritizes sustainability, accessibility, and human well-being at every scale. By combining traditional Chinese medicine with international healthcare systems, the project positions itself as a globally relevant prototype for integrated medical districts of the future. The urban form is calibrated to support healing, research, and daily life in balance with landscape and climate, establishing a resilient and health-driven civic environment.

Aerial rendering of the Hunan Eco-Industrial Park showcases its linear green spine, rooftop gardens, and urban terraces converging toward a landmark cultural core.
The central civic axis extends across cascading green rooftops and stepped mixed-use buildings, establishing a pedestrian-friendly corridor beneath elevated transit lines.


The masterplan weaves together ecological infrastructure and public programs through a linear central greenway, integrating sustainable mobility and urban form.
The project’s integration of water bodies, landscape corridors, and vertical green terraces expresses an ecological urbanism anchored by a dramatic skyline.






The Eco-Industrial Park stitches together mountainous terrain and urban fabric through a resilient strategy combining transit-oriented growth and ecological preservation.