Campus landscape design is not only about enhancing the campus environment, but more importantly, about considering its practicality. Based on the surrounding environment, campus landscapes can be divided into zones such as the front plaza area, teaching area, administrative area, leisure and living area, and dormitory area. These areas require not only various greenery but also landscape structures that are both decorative and functional. Therefore, installing membrane-structured sunshade and rain canopies for walkways and corridors can meet these needs.

Membrane-structured sunshade and rain canopies for walkways and corridors blend seamlessly with the campus landscape, creating an enjoyable space where people can fully relax. No matter which area of the school they are installed in, they enhance the overall architectural aesthetics. With their lightweight, floating shapes, soft yet powerful curves, and distinctive large-space identity, they embody the unique charm of campus architecture.

Membrane-structured walkway and corridor canopies have long been a popular type of artistic architecture in campus landscapes. Our project is located at a school in Zhongshan City, Guangdong Province, involving walkway and corridor sunshade/rain canopies with an area of approximately ______ square meters. The selected materials include PVDF membrane and Q235 steel. The membrane-structured canopies not only provide shade and rain protection but also offer UV resistance, typhoon resistance, snow load resistance, and other performance features. Their practical performance far exceeds the school's requirements. Even under severe weather conditions, they remain unaffected, creating a safe passage for students to enter and exit.