This project explores the relationship between trains, railways and their impact on climate change. Climate change has already had severe impacts on many areas in Eurasia, such as landslides and flooding, resulting in many railways that are now damaged beyond repair or entirely inaccessible.

The design principles focus on the coherence of the building within the whole, reducing damage to the original landscape, making extensive use of existing materials, retaining the original industrial buildings and creating new places for visitors, transforming it from a closed industrial area into a tourist attraction, providing a variety of experiences to the public.

The whole design is based on a ‘thread of sound’, from analysis to solution to creation, a thread that links the logic of the whole design.

The project aims to address the original problems of the site, bringing people into the park. By replanting the railway's unique ecological landscape and bringing people up close to it, the project attempts to bring to life the stories that are hidden in the railway gravel.