Nestled in Wuhan's urban fabric blending humanistic heritage, natural landscapes, and geograph-ical uniqueness, our Cultural & Sports Center bridges Caidian's Gaoluo River Wetland and Qinrun Avenue. Through integrated landscape-architecture design, parametric techniques transform buildings into ecological transitions - facades and roofs become hybrid hardscape-softscape inter-faces merging with nature. Indoor-outdoor activities extend fluidly across urban and wetland con-texts. Rooted in ecology, the design honors Caidian's Bo Ya-Zhong Ziqi cultural legacy and Wuhan's Chu civilization origins, translating ancient bronze vessel patterns into modern spatial plans. Ad-vanced construction methods reinterpret bronze aesthetics through materials like granite, marble, and luminous tiles, their textures embedding digitally simulated wetland vegetation. This fusion of historical consciousness and digital craftsmanship creates seasonally evolving spaces where millen-nia-old cultural memory dialogues with dynamic ecosystems, seamlessly connecting urban vitality with environmental resilience.