Practice (02) - TURENSCAPE - Projects

  TURENSCAPE - Projects

Turenscape is an engineering and design firm based in China. Doctor and professor Kongjian Yu founded this company in 1998.More than 500 employees are working in this firm. 

Turenscape is conducting these works ,

1. Architectural design 

2.Landscape design 

3. Urban design 

4.Environmental design

5.Engineering & construction works 


The sponge city concept was introduced by Kongian Yu. Turenscape has completed many sponge city projects. Sponge City is an ecological design that prevents natural disasters like flooding.

Some examples for  Turenscape's sponge building projects,

1. Sanya Mangrove park, China 

2. Harbin Qunli strom water park

3. The handan waste water purification traces 

4. Benjakitti Forest park, Thailand 


Benjakitti forest park, Thailand 


 42.3 ha area of huge biophilic park design. 

Bangkok, a densely populated city in the Chao Phraya River Delta, houses over 10.5 million residents on flat, low-lying terrain. Originally swampland, extensive drainage transformed it for agriculture, but groundwater pumping, worsened by global warming, led to severe subsidence and heightened flood risk due to inadequate drainage. In the Khonti District, a 102-acre site, a former tobacco factory, faced contamination challenges from a polluted canal and urban expressway. Budget constraints at 20 USD per square meter and an 18-month deadline added pressure. The army oversaw the project, lacking experience in managing landscape projects. Flooding and contamination heightened challenges in an international competition-winning design.

Objective of this projects :

1. Recycling and reusing: The demolished concrete has been used to build landscape base .

2. Creating constructed wetland

3. Creating good place for people 


Benjakitti Forest Park (no date) 土人设计网 - 北京土人城市规划设计股份有限公司 (城市设计、建筑设计、环境设计、城市与区域规划、风景旅游地规划、城市与区域生态基础设施规划). Available at: https://www.turenscape.com/en/project/detail/4751.html (Accessed: 23 January 2024).

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