SAO PAULO/BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese landscape architect Kongjian Yu died in a plane crash late on Tuesday in the vast Brazilian wetlands of Mato Grosso do Sul state, Brazilian authorities said on ...

The crash of a small plane in southwestern Brazil killed four people including Chinese landscape architect and urban planner Yu Kongjian, Brazilian authorities said Wednesday. The accident happened ...

Turenscape recently won two American Society of Landscape Architects awards, including a top prize for its “floating forest” in Jiangxi, which transformed a 126-acre degraded Yangtze floodplain into a ...

The Oberlander Prize–winning founder of celebrated Beijing practice Turenscape and originator of the revolutionary ‘sponge cities’ concept was 62.

Renowned Chinese landscape architect Yu Kongjian, champion of the "sponge city" concept, died in a plane crash in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands while making a film late Tuesday, Peking University said in ...

The landscape architect “showed in a practical and poetic way how the landscape can be a vital infrastructure to urban resilience, integrating man to nature in a sustainable way.” ...

Chinese landscape architect Yu Kongjian died in a plane crash late on Tuesday (Sept 23) in the vast Brazilian wetlands of Mato Grosso do Sul state, Brazilian authorities said on Wednesday.Yu, 62, ...

Well-known Chinese landscape architect Kongjian Yu died with three others after a plane crash in the vast and lush Brazilian wetlands near Paraguay and Bolivia.

Renowned Chinese landscape architect Yu Kongjian, champion of the "sponge city" concept, died in a plane crash in Brazil's Pantanal wetlands while making a film late on Tuesday, Peking University said ...

China's rise in global science reshapes landscape, with top research institutions now predominantly Chinese. Adaptation is key.

In response to a media inquiry about the latest updates on a tragic plane crash that took away Peking University Professor Yu Kongjian's life in Brazil and how the work on handling the incident is ...

It’s a dramatically different approach than building large-scale water diversion infrastructure like levees and concrete, and was pioneered by Kongjian Yu, 62, the founder of landscape architecture ...