The 1000 Trees Sky Garden project is called "Tian'an Sunshine Square", and it also has a beautiful name of "Tian'an Qianshu". It is located near the M50 Art District on the Suzhou River in Shanghai, and the building is about to be completed and will soon open.

Formerly the site of Rongshi Fufeng Flour Factory. Nowadays, the four protected buildings of the Rong family have been properly preserved and restored, and have become part of the Thousand Trees to commemorate the rich historical and cultural heritage of Shanghai. After the project is completed, it will obviously become a major landscape along the Suzhou River.

The Tian'an Sunshine Plaza project is divided into two plots, the east and the west. The total construction area of the whole project is about 278500 square meters, which subverts the stereotype of traditional commercial buildings. It was created by Thomas Heatherwick, a British "genius" designer. The design inspiration came from China's "Mount Huangshan Mountain".

After completion, the entire project resembles two peaks composed of 400 terraces and 1000 platforms filled with green plants. Like a towering "mountain" by the Suzhou River, the appearance of Tian'an Qianshu resembles the legendary "Babylonian Hanging Garden",

It is still under construction, so the surrounding area is a construction site and cannot be appreciated up close. However, you can see the full view on the nearby bridge, and it is the best location. I have to admire the clever ideas of the architectural designer for coming up with such a unique design.

Designer Thomas Heatherwick, not only elegant and elegant like a gentleman, but also talented and novel like a fairy,
Known as a design genius, contemporary da Vinci!

Due to the planned opening of the Tian'an Qianshu Shopping Center at the beginning of next year, half of the 600 meter wall (fence) has been demolished.

The Moganshan Road graffiti wall extends from Changhua Road to West Suzhou Road, making it the earliest graffiti world in Shanghai and even the whole country. It is famous for its vibrant and vibrant graffiti art ecology, with a history of 15 years. This area is one of the earliest birthplaces of Shanghai's trendy culture, attracting graffiti experts from both domestic and international markets to showcase their skills, and is recognized as one of the highest level graffiti areas in China. Often, there are street artists dressed in trendy outfits who doodle their imaginations and colors onto old walls, creating a completely different artistic atmosphere from the bustling streets around them.

Nowadays, many people propose whether it is possible to retain some of the works for exhibition in parks or by the Suzhou River. However, what pleased graffiti enthusiasts was that the 50 Creative Park, located on the same Moganshan Road, will "regenerate" a new graffiti world and hold a graffiti exhibition called "Keep Shaking Kai Tu".

Tian'an Qianshu is located across from Moganshan Road and is home to Yuexing. There is a rooftop garden on the top floor, which is a good view of Tian'an Qianshu

This side retains the graffiti wall style of Moganshan Road

The rooftop garden of Yuexing Home is beautiful, beautiful, and also very photogenic

The M50 Creative Park is located on Moganshan Road in Putuo District, Shanghai. The original name of M50 Creative Park was Shanghai Chunming Woolen Mill, which began transforming into an art and creative park in 2000.

In July 2011, Shanghai Chunming Woolen Mill was renamed as Shanghai M50 Cultural and Creative Industry Development Co., Ltd. The park covers an area of approximately 36 acres.

Since 2008, the management of the Fashion Division and M50 Creative Park of Shanghai Textile Group have proposed innovative ideas for the brand building of M50, namely, from subject to object, from entity to carrier, aiming to use the M50 Creative Park as the foundation, fully utilize the gathering ability and resources of the park's resources, and elevate M50 to a higher level as a brand with "art, creativity, and life" as its core values.