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Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners
Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images, S&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH) | International Design Awards Winners

Ten-Bridge: Modern Translation of Classical Images

CompanyS&Y Atelier (SEU ARCH)
Lead DesignersSHEN Yang, YU Haiyang
Design TeamSHI Yanrui, WENG Jinxin (Architecture); LAN Feng, YANG Qian, HE Chusheng, CAO Fei (Structure)
Project LocationJurong City, Jiangsu Province, China
ClientJurong Chishan Lake Management Council
CreditsPhoto by HOU Bowen
Prize(s)Silver in Architecture Categories / Arches, bridges, viaducts and gateways
Entry Description

Ten-Bridge Project is located in Chishan Lakeside, once agricultural land, it has since been decommissioned and returned to its natural state as a wetland lake. Besides basic bridge functions, this project is based on the concept of the integration of ten, the number of ten has the meaning of perfection in Chinese culture. There are three cores (3 bridges) that represent the past, present, and future; one line (5 bridges) corresponds to the abundance of grain and the five elements of Taoism; two points (2 bridges) symbolize fishing and farming of traditional agriculture.