In the process of global warming, the Arctic region has become an amplifier of global climate change. This leads to extreme weather, including extreme snowfall and rainfall. Arctic cities have not taken reasonable and effective measures to deal with this, which affects urban life and the balance of natural ecology.

The project is located in the Arctic Circle mining town of Kiruna, Sweden. Developed by the mining industry until 2004, the entire city of Kiruna has since had to relocate because of the deformation and subsidence of the land caused by mining activity. This project focuses on how a new Kiruna can cope with climate change, and create a sound ecological environment of harmony between man and nature through thoughtful snow and water management.