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Located in the heart of a bustling city, the botanical garden stands on a tranquil oasis, taking a breath from the hustle and bustle of urban life. The combination of geometric lines and modern design elements with the natural beauty of flora and fauna creates a harmonious fusion of natural and artificial structures. The entrance to the garden is marked by a towering stone structure that penetrates and forms a Fauvism, echoing the primitive, unfinished aesthetic movement. This architectural feature not only serves as an entrance, but also outlines the lush green landscape ahead. Passing through the garden, one can see maze like paths, each leading to a different plant collection area. Geometric patterns are everywhere, whether it's the orderly arrangement of plant beds or the strategic layout of seating areas and fountains. These design elements not only enhance the visual appeal of the garden, but also contribute to its functionality and user experience. Stone, a material that reflects durability and elasticity, is prominently used throughout the entire garden. This can be seen in the design of corridors, benches, and even some plant beds. The choice of this material is not only aesthetic; This also reflects the commitment of gardens to sustainability and longevity. Botanical gardens are not just a place to relax and enjoy nature; It is also an education and protection center. It holds various activities and workshops aimed at educating the public about the importance of plants and their role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. In short, botanical gardens are proof of the beauty and functionality of geometry and modern design. In this space, people can escape the hustle and bustle of the city, immerse themselves in the tranquility and beauty of nature, and be surrounded by the innovative use of Fauvism architecture and geometric design.


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