CITIC Jinling Hotel
A 9-hectare hospitality landscape in which the design dissolves the building volume and landscapes its functional carrier, allowing the complex to integrate into the surrounding landscape. Local materials were used and construction damage to the native environment repaired.
Zhengzhou Aviation Port Urban Design
A 247-hectare urban design for China's first national-level aviation port economic comprehensive experimental zone. The design uses mountain-water topography to integrate urban buildings and infrastructure into the green environment, with landscape planning coordinating multi-disciplinary collaboration.
Kaizhou EOD New City Core Area and Central Park
An 840-hectare new city core and central park that maximizes respect for the site's natural mountain-water-forest-village fabric, preserves site memory, and creates a model park city characterized by blue-green integration, promoting the transformation of ecological value into productivity.
Jimma EOD New Town
A 978-hectare new town in the birthplace of Ethiopian coffee, developed under an eco-environment-oriented model spearheaded by comprehensive watershed management. The approach addressed flood control and drainage, water resource allocation, aquatic ecological protection and water landscape enhancement, including the dredging and restoration of Boye Lake, laying the foundation for high-quality development.
Beijing Sub-Center Administrative Office Area
A 600-hectare administrative office area adopting an ecological urban layout characterized by blue-green integration, water-city symbiosis and multi-cluster compact development. The original drainage channel was relocated to form a scenic riverway serving leisure and sightseeing, drainage and flood regulation, and ecological energy saving simultaneously. Recipient of the International Federation of Municipal Engineering (IFME) China Award, 2024.
CHAKA House & CHAKA Valley
Chaka signifies harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature. Chaka House is the multi-functional central administrative area of the Ethiopian New National Palace; Chaka Valley is a sustainable eco-smart community. Planning and site selection were adapted to local topography, applying natural solutions to reduce engineering workload and energy consumption, retaining existing mountain trees and integrating organic vegetation renewal.