生长进城市肌理的公园 A Park Grown into the Urban Fabric

从“人才地标”

到“共生森林”

From a “Landmark for Talent”

To a “Symbiotic Forest”

公园一期的开放赢得了市民和来访者的高度认可和喜欢，每年超450万人次的到访量，让其成为深圳最受欢迎的公共开放空间之一，也成为各种城市重大活动和事件的首选地，如：2019年中央电视台建国70周年晚会分会场；2022年LV全球大展；2024年深圳时装周；目前正在举办的爱马仕全球巡展中国首展。

Phase I of the park has received widespread acclaim and affection from both citizens and visitors, attracting over 4.5 million annual visits, thus solidifying its status as one of Shenzhen's most cherished public open spaces. It has also become the preferred venue for significant urban events and occasions, including the 2019 CCTV National Day Gala marking the 70th anniversary of the PRC sub-venue, the 2022 LV global exhibition, the 2024 Shenzhen Fashion Week, and the currently ongoing inaugural China stop of the Hermès global touring exhibition.

爱马仕匠心工坊全球巡展中国首站——深圳人才公园 潮汐广场

The “Hermès in the Making” global touring exhibition's first stop in China – Shenzhen Talent Park, Tidal Plaza

公园二期自开放以来，其受欢迎程度得到了进一步强化：截至到2025年5月底，半年时间，入园人数已超470万人次，平均每天超2.6万人次入园。

Since its opening, Phase II has further cemented the park's popularity. By the end of May 2025, within a mere six months, the park had welcomed over 4.7 million visitors, averaging more than 26,000 entries per day.

共生森林 Symbiotic Forest

1.   从灰色基础设施到绿色共生

1. From Grey Infrastructure to Green Coexistence

城市的发展，需要大量基础设施的加持，地铁的建设为城市带来便利的同时，其建设后的生态修复也成为不可回避的话题。近10万㎡的地铁13号线车辆段位于公园下方，巨大的灰色顶板， 57处出地面设备（占地近1万㎡，高度1.2m到6m不等），加上3处水务设施，是设计师接手的原始场地，整片场地如同城市的伤疤，这也是设计面临最大的挑战，但正是这块“带着镣铐”的土地，孕育出深圳最复合的城市公共空间实验，也为未来类似场地提供了空间范式。

Urban development necessitates substantial infrastructural support. While metro construction enhances mobility, the ecological rehabilitation that follows presents a formidable challenge. Beneath Phase II lies the depot for Metro Line 13, spanning nearly 100,000 square meters. Above it sits an expansive grey concrete slab, 57 above-ground facilities (occupying approximately 10,000 square meters, ranging from 1.2m to 6m in height), and three water utility facilities. The raw site handed to the design team resembled an urban scar, posing the greatest design challenge. Yet, it was precisely this “shackled” terrain that gave rise to Shenzhen’s most layered experiment in urban public space, offering a spatial paradigm for similar future projects.