The Yangtze is Asia’s longest river and drains one-fifth of China’s land area. Revered as the “mother river,” it has nurtured China’s history, culture, and economy since the dawn of civilization. This relationship between the people and the river has, | Read More
Xi’an, as an ancient capital, is full of historical culture. Local forms and materials take charge of the beauty. How to create an active and vivid cityscape and create an imposing demonstration in this site, is our first challenge. On | Read More
The giant panda is an icon of Chinese culture and a symbol for wildlife preservation efforts around the world. With only about 1,800 left in the wild, it is one of the most vulnerable species on Earth. Although a staple | Read More
The landscape should satisfy all the needs of the users while maintaining the landscape design quality. It should realize the colorful life vision of all kinds of people as far as possible. For example, young people in commercial streets can | Read More
“Reading a site, with the prospect of building on it, is an all-at-once experience that involves understanding factors such as wind, sun, environmental impact, and cultural strata, but that simultaneously entails imagining the lives the site might lead—a kind of | Read More
LOLA, TALLER and L+CC won the international competition for a 600-hectare forest and sports park in Guang Ming, Shenzhen, China. The other competitors were JCFO, SWA and TCL. The jury praised the winning proposal for its fresh approach and being | Read More
One City development by Gemdale is a Sino-French mixed-use collaboration in Wuhan, China the capital of the central Chinese province of Hubei. The public realm of the One City development project was designed by Stephen Buckle and the team at | Read More
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