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Phase II Under Way - Goal: $22 million
Thanks to the generosity of local, national, and international donors who gave $18.3 million, Phase I of the Chinese Garden at The Huntington was completed in 2008. The Garden of Flowing Fragrance (Liu Fang Yuan 流芳園) is one of the largest, finest, and most authentic classical Chinese style gardens outside of China. It includes a lake, seven pavilions, and five bridges set amidst a landscape of plants native to China and Southern California. Designed to inspire and educate, the Garden of Flowing Fragrance hosts a rich program of lectures, festivals, and world-class Chinese cultural events, all funded by private donations.
Left to right: Garden of Falling Petals 落英苑, Flowery Brush Studio 筆花書房
Working with our partners in China, we are continuing construction of Phase II, which will add remarkable new areas for enjoyment and education. A portion of Phase II, including a boat pavilion, stage and courtyard, and rockery have already been built. Additional pavilions, an art gallery, and display of miniature landscapes remain to be constructed, and when completed, will make the Garden of Flowing Fragrance the only center for the study of Chinese garden culture in America, allowing all visitors to learn and enjoy Chinese art, literature, history, architecture, botany, and design.
The projected cost to build Phase II is $22 million, with approximately $3 million remaining to be raised. Gifts of all sizes are welcome. Permanent recognition starts at $10,000 and special recognition opportunities begin at $100,000.
As a beloved, world renowned resource for scholars, schoolchildren, families, and the community, The Huntington provides an incomparable context for the Garden of Flowing Fragrance. Now, by helping to complete Phase II, you can help ensure that the Garden of Flowing Fragrance becomes fully realized for future generations.
For information on how you can be a part of Phase II, please contact Sian Leong Adams at sadams@huntington.org or 626-405-2277.
Left to right: World in a Wine Pot 壺天, Cloudy Forest Court 雲林院
Our thanks to the following donors who have made gifts of $50,000 or more to Phase II of Liu Fang Yuan 流芳園 (as of April 27, 2016)
Wallis Annenberg and the Annenberg Foundation
The Cheng Family Foundation
In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Wen - Hua Chang: C. Joseph and Shwu- Nuo H. Chang, Dr. Frederick Chang, Patrick Chang
Margaret F. Leong and Michael P. Checca
Fred Y. and Sarah W. Chen
Andrew and Peggy Cherng and the Panda Restaurant Group
The William and Jeanette Chow Family: Joyce, Wilson, Jessica, Jacqueline Fong Yu, and Wyatt Fong De Chow
Nancy, Harry, Karen, Kevin, and Kirk Chu
East West Bank
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Goodwin and Yama Gaw
Mr. Huang Nubo and the Zhongkun Group
In memory of Marian Prentice Huntington and her son John Brockway Huntington: Marian Prentice Huntington Schinske, Elizabeth Gompertz Huntington, and Julie Bates Huntington de Polo
Michael, Eva, Aaron, Morgan, and Nathan Jen
Jennie Kiang and HYI
Engr. Joseph L. Koo and Dr. Helen C. Koo
David and Ellen Lee and the Lee Family
Michael, Michelle, and Rachel Lee
The Li Family: Hailin, Xiaoyan, Xiang, Han, Irwin
June and Simon K.C. Li
The Lin Family: William, Lucy, Stephanie, and Dennis Lin
Judy Yin Shih and Joel Axelrod
Christina Singleton and Celene Qingyun Mednick
In loving memory of Yi-Hsiang Sun: Mei-Chu Hsu Sun
Tsan Tsung Memorial Foundation
Wan-go and Virginia Weng
Richard and Bobbie Woo
J. Yang and Family Foundation
The Zhang Family: Sophia, Jeffrey, Caren, and Johnny Zhang
The Zhang family: Simon, Claire, Tiffany, and Maggie
And a special thanks to these in-kind donors:
Air China
China Shipping (Group) Company
COSCO–China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company
The Dedeaux Family and DART Trucking Company
Elizabeth Dong and Samuel Liu, Owners of SBT Bus Line
The Lincoln Plaza Hotel