MFO-Park

The scenery here is beautiful and pleasant.

Through the mobile phone to find Zurich has a famous landscape MFO Park, do not hesitate to take the train from Lusen to Zurich North Station. Lusen in the morning is still raining, Zurich in the afternoon is clear, the sun is shining. The MFO park, designed by Swiss design firm Burckhardt+Partner, is located next to the Oerliker train station in the new city north of Zurich. The park is a "green square box" covering about 1 hectare, surrounded by seven-storey residential buildings, which used to be a factory. The park’s revolutionary design has transformed the traditional ground park into a three-dimensional green public space, with a large area of activity space and a very high green view of the landscape. Built in 2002, the park has become a vine kingdom after more than a decade of development. Surrounded by buildings, MFO Park is surrounded by square metal mesh frames and covered with greenery. It is completely open to the outside world and accessible in all directions. Different specifications of steel and various forms of linkage, different colors of climbing vines covered. Three floors of platform overlooking the ground. The sun platform on the roof, the wooden platform center is distributed in a group of reclining chairs, is a good place to sunbathe. The gap between the wooden boards is quite large, and the metal platform and stair panels on the following floors are also large gaps in the metal mesh boards, which can undoubtedly make the space more transparent and the light more penetrated, but it is indeed a challenge for people with height fear.

Through the mobile phone to find Zurich has a famous landscape MFO Park, do not hesitate to take the train from Lusen to Zurich North Station. Lusen in the morning is still raining, Zurich in the afternoon is clear, the sun is shining. The MFO park, designed by Swiss design firm Burckhardt+Partner, is located next to the Oerliker train station in the new city north of Zurich. The park is a "green square box" covering about 1 hectare, surrounded by seven-storey residential buildings, which used to be a factory. The park’s revolutionary design has transformed the traditional ground park into a three-dimensional green public space, with a large area of activity space and a very high green view of the landscape. Built in 2002, the park has been a vine-based kingdom for more than a decade.