Linghuzhu Park in Taihu Lake is located in Linhu Town, Wuzhong District, Suzhou, covering approximately 22 hectares. Positioned on the northern middle section of the Dongshan Peninsula, the park faces Dongshan and Xishan across the water. It served as the main exhibition area for the Suzhou Garden of the 9th Jiangsu Provincial Garden Expo, and was also the site of the opening ceremony. The design aimed to transform an overlooked suburban park into a “New Suzhou” landscape, integrating the n...

The project site is located in Sanya Yuechuan New City, adjacent to Jinji Ridge Park in the west, separated from Donghe Park in the east, and overlooking Gouling Countryside Park to the southeast. As part of Sanya’s new development trend, this project plays a pivotal role in radiating and driving the development of Yuechuan New City. The designed wetland park is the core area of Yuechuan New City. The project aims to create a comprehensive urban ecological green corridor focused on addressi...

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...

In Zhoukou, China, this unique public park utilizes the surrounding environment’s natural topography to foster a water-resilient landscape, while drawing on historical Chinese narratives and traditions. Called Huaiyang Fuxi Cultural Park, the project was designed by Beijing-based practice Turenscape. The park is located on a site that traces back to China’s first mythical emperor from approximately 6,500 years ago. For centuries, the site has embodied adaptive resilience, maintaining a balance b...

Yichang Yunhe Park covers 12 hectares and is located in a low-lying area within the hilly terrain of the city. Originally a site of 12 abandoned fish ponds, it was ingeniously transformed into a multifunctional ecological park. The former ponds were repurposed as natural water purifiers, integrated with woodlands, boardwalks, skywalks, and pavilions. With minimal intervention, the park now functions as an "urban ecological sponge"—purifying polluted canal water, mitigating urban flooding, p...

Located in Quzhou, a historic city with over 1,800 years of heritage and once a strategic hub on China’s eastern coast, Luming Park sits on the west bank of Shiliang Creek in Quzhou’s western district. Positioned at the heart of the city’s new commercial and administrative core—home to over 2.5 million residents—the park serves as an urban “oasis” nestled within a dense fabric of city buildings. The skywalk offers an immersive landscape experience inspired by the local topography of m...

Harbin Qunli Wetland Park is one of China’s earliest urban stormwater wetland parks developed to address urban flooding. Located in the Qunli New District in eastern Harbin, the area began development in 2006 and spans 2,733 hectares. Upon the park’s completion, it catalyzed the development of a surrounding 32 million square meter residential area, now home to approximately 300,000 residents. An elevated skywalk is built above the constructed wetland and terrain system, forming a loop...

Santaishan Forest Park is a landmark urban destination in Suqian, designed as an integrated forest park that combines natural sightseeing, cultural and artistic experiences, eco-tourism, education, and fitness. The skywalk spans across the scenic area and serves as the park's core landscape structure. With a total length of 2,266 meters, a maximum span of 20 meters, and a clear width ranging from 3 to 6 meters, the bridge includes eight ramps, each 2 meters wide. The superstructure consists...

Located in the Shanghua District of Lanxi City, Jinhua, the Yangtze River is an inland waterway at the confluence of the Jin and Qu Rivers. The terrain is relatively flat, with a design area of approximately 48.52 hectares, a river length of about 5 kilometers, and an average riverbed width of around 60 meters. The Jinhua Lanxi Yangtze River Ecological Park is designed as a sponge park to alleviate urban flooding and retain rainwater. It also functions as a conservation park that prot...

Jiaxing is located along the eastern coast of China, positioned between the major cities of Hangzhou, Suzhou, and Shanghai. With a population of over 1.5 million, the city center hosts a lush green space known as the Southwest Lake Park. Although the nearby 5 km² South Lake Scenic Area receives over 10 million visitors annually, Southwest Lake Park remained isolated in function, separated by surrounding residential communities and the city’s bustling tourist zones. The aerial walkway ...