Wulong Village in Chenggong District of Kunming City, Yunnan Province, is a renovation project for the purpose of historical protection and cultural inheritance. The original site of the project is a small fishing village with a history of more than 600 years. Through planning, renewal, and functional replacement, it has become a model for inheriting the traditional Kunming culture in the area. The project highlights three characteristics.
First, Landscape architects collaborate with architects, planners, interior designers, structural engineers, and even local craftsmen to realize the public ambitions of the village. Second, the transformation fully respects history and culture. By retaining the original architectural relics and humanistic
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