Chinese Garden: Fog Scenery

Anonymous case study Landscape & gardens Guangdong

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Background

The garden is built around a pavilion and a pond. Night lighting lacked depth and the hard landscape read as flat. The owner wanted fog to link pavilion, bridge and bamboo without leaving water marks.

Configuration

Nozzles along the rockery and bamboo edge, split into three zones: pond front, bridge transition and bamboo backdrop. Host and cabinet sit in the service room, main line buried along the bank.

Delivery notes

Garden fog is judged by visibility: it must be seen and must disperse, never sit on the ground.

Wind comes first

Nozzles sit on the bamboo side so wind carries fog into the composition instead of blowing it away.

Results

Fog lingers longer between water and pavilion and the night scene gains depth; no standing water appeared on paving. Volume needs seasonal adjustment.

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