Lixian Bridge is located between the Qujiang Bridge and Xianmen West Bridge in Quzhou, connecting Qujiang Middle Road in the east, spanning over the Yanjiayu Peninsula and Qujiang River, and linking to Ziwei Middle Road in the west. This bridge serves as a pedestrian and non-motorized vehicle corridor, linking Quzhou's new district with its historic urban core. The total bridge length is 551 meters, with a standard width of 10 meters, symbolizing the connection between the new and old...

Located in the Olympic Sports Center area of Xi’an’s International Port District, this slow-traffic bridge spans the Bahe River. Completed in time for the 14th National Games of China in 2021, the bridge was designed to relieve pedestrian and cyclist traffic from four landmark venues—Xi’an Olympic Center, Chang’an Cloud (Exhibition Center), Chang’an Music (Cultural Center), and the under-design Chang’an Academy—and to strengthen the slow-traffic connectivity across the river. The 1,47...

Within just three years, a once-abandoned land enclosed by concrete floodwalls in the heart of Sanya has been transformed into a lush mangrove park—an ecological haven where nature and people share the convergence of tides and freshwater. Here, visitors can stroll through the landscape and enjoy birdwatching amid the sounds of nature. The design takes advantage of a 9-meter height difference between the road and the water surface, creating a terraced ecological corridor system that ca...

The project is located in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province—a city founded in 202 BC and one of the first National Historic and Cultural Cities designated by the State Council. Nanchang was praised in the famous Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng as “a land of natural treasures and outstanding people.” The site, originally planned as a migratory bird corridor within the Aixi Lake green belt in the High-Tech Zone, was degraded by fragmented, abandoned fishponds and large-scale fly ash wasteland...

Turenscape, the world-renowned pioneer in ecological urbanism and climate-resilient design, has become the first Corporate Member of the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) in the Asia-Pacific region. This landmark achievement highlights Turenscape’s leadership in sustainable urban design and global climate action, signaling a new era of strengthened regional partnerships, integrated resources, and enhanced global diversity in landscape architecture