Recently, Shenzhen Civil Code Park designed by PMA (PolyMorphArchitects) has been selected as the winner of 2021 BLT Built Design Awards. There are four catrgories in this award: Architecture Design, Interior Design, Construction Product and Project Management, and PMA has been selected as one of the three winning firms in the sub-category of Architecture Design - Landscape. Some well-known winning firms in other sub-categories in 2021 includes Tadao Ando Architect & Associates, Zaha Hadid Architects, YASUYUKI KITAMURA, Dost Architektur GmbH, Measured Architecture, Benthem Crouwel Architects and etc.

In 2021, there are 63 firms have been selected as the winner in the category of Architecture Design and there are three firms have won this prize in the sub-category of Landscape. Apart from PMA, the rest of two are Architecturniy Desant and 3deluxe 

BLT Built Design Awards is organised by Farmani Group and presented as a sister award of International Design Awards (IDA). The aim of BLT Built Design Awards is to cope with today’s urbanization challenges, looking for innovative and sustainable projects globally to inspire the next generations of talented designers through a process of global competition and selection of outstanding works. The competion has established two prizes: Jury's Top Pick and Winners which are repectively selected by the 40 talented and experienced professionals, media representatives, entrepreneurs and academics in architectural and design fields.

The 16.8-hectare urban park, formerly known as Guanlan people's park, is located in Fucheng street, Longhua District, Shenzhen, adjacent to the Meilin expressway. After contacting the project, We fully sorted out the current landscape resources and structure, proposed the design plan based on the space anchor of the first year of civil law, and organized three international workshops to demonstrate and optimize the plan. The newly designed Shenzhen Civil Code Park contains an urban park, memorial park, and mountain park, aiming to explore the symbiotic relationship between ecology and culture. Through the main entrance square, civil code calendar axis, central activity area, outdoor theater, civil code ring and civil law museum, inner lake water system, civil code subdivision, and other landscape nodes, the park creates a multi-level place space, while conveying the theme of civil law, while providing a rich space for the public activities.