Observed arrival · 2026-10-06
Rain Path: Following Rain Across a 50-Meter Walkway
An interactive landscape-design prototype maps how rain might move along a roughly 50-meter section of Qiuzhi Road by Guanyin Lake, then lets visitors compare small interventions.
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- People exploring rainwater and landscape design
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- The page says its flow arrows show direction, not actual volume, and that no measured rainfall, terrain, or drainage data is connected.
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The scene lets visitors choose a raindrop location, switch between original and renewal conditions, and adjust microtopography, permeable paving, or a shallow planted swale. It also presents A/B scheme comparison and four rainfall stages, while explicitly labeling flow and storage as qualitative design illustrations; no measured rainfall, terrain, or drainage data is connected.
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