British engineer Frederick Gibbons designed and built it. According to the historical records related to World War I, the Dutch houses in Floro Garden were built during World War I.. 19 14, German troops invaded France and arrived in floro Garden. As the war destroyed most of the local houses, British engineer Frederick Gibbons was sent to build a temporary residence. Gibbons designed and built these distinctive Dutch houses with reference to the traditional Dutch architectural style. Dutch houses have pointed roofs, white walls and green window frames, which make them easy to build and provide some concealment, so that soldiers can better cover themselves. Therefore, this design was very successful in floro Garden and played an important role in the war. Since then, Dutch-style houses have been widely used and become a beautiful landscape in floro Garden.