位于华盛顿州温哥华的哥伦比亚河北岸是温哥华最新的海滨开发项目，它将市中心带到了河边。PWL Partnership 与 City、Gramor 和一个多学科团队合作，为这个 29 英亩（12 公顷）的项目创建了公共领域、公园和开放空间规划的详细设计以及详细的海滨公园设计。

On the north bank of the Columbia River, Vancouver, WA, is Vancouvers newest waterfront development that brings the downtown to the rivers edge. In partnership with the City, Gramor, and a multi-disciplinary team, PWL Partnership created the detailed design for the public realm, parks, and open space plan along with the detailed waterfront park design for this 29-acre/12-hectare project site.

场地平面图

Site plan

这个新的混合社区包括住宅、零售、商业、市政、公园空间和环境恢复区它为 6,000 名新居民和 5,000 名办公室工作人员提供了空间。

This new mixed-neighbourhood includes residential, retail, commercial, civic, park spaces, and environmental restoration areasit makes space for 6,000 new residents and 5,000 office workers.

滨水景观

waterfront landscape

目标和目的

Goals and objectives

这个公园是一个占地三公顷的城市转型和场所营造模式。该项目的目标复兴前工业用地将历史悠久的市中心和 Esther Short 公园与海滨连接起来。75 多年来，一条工作河流切断了通道，使前滩受到污染。重新配置的现有铁路线基础设施打开了通往海滨的通道，通过连接现有的公园设施扩大了开放空间。

景观设计师与开发商和其项目团队一起构想了公园所在的 12 公顷总体规划，他们能够将前滨的生态恢复与滨海的社会和城市的文化结合起来：从水边发展而来的连续、多样的海滨体验。

The park is a three-hectare model for urban transformation and placemaking. The project goalto revive the former industrial siteconnects historic downtown and Esther Short Park with the waterfront. Over 75 years as a working river cut off access, leaving the foreshore contaminated.Reconfigured existing rail line infrastructure opened access to the waterfront, expanding open space by connecting to existing park amenities.

The Landscape Architects, with the developer and project team, envisioned the 12-hectare master plan within which the park sits, were able to weave the ecological restoration of the foreshore with the social and cultural restoration of the city: a continuous, varied waterfront experience developed from the waters edge.

滨水步行道

Waterfront walking trail

从海岸线到街道边缘的小径缠绕和编织，模仿水的流动；河流的表现形式出现在铺路图案中，并引导游客前往格兰特街脚下的悬臂式码头。公共艺术家团队和景观设计师之间的紧密合作过程产生了一种无法区分艺术和景观的设计。

Pathways wrap and weave from the shoreline to the street edge, mimicking the flow of water; riverine expressions emerge in paving patterns and lead visitors to the cantilevered pier at the foot of Grant Street. An intense collaborative process between the public artists team and landscape architects yields a design where one cannot tell the difference between art and landscape.

水景墙

the water wall

设计细节

Design details

我们优先选择持续又具有概念性的当地和象征性材料。遍布整个场地的当地玄武岩以多种形式代表了分水岭的广阔和多样，从粗糙的凿成到清晰的边缘。厚重的木板和磨坊文物参考了历史上的河流工作时的使用，而硬质景观广场的图案则来自该地区原始居民的早期传统工艺。

Prioritizing local and symbolic materials was both sustainable and conceptual. Local basalt embedded throughout the site represents the vastness and variedness of the watershed in many forms, from rough-hewn to crisp edges. Heavy timber planks and mill artifacts reference historical working river uses, while hardscape plaza patterning emerges from early traditional craft of original inhabitants of the area.

一些有水流的坐凳

some of the seat with water running down it

格兰特街码头

The Grant Street Pier

公园的一大特色是格兰特街码头，这是一个在水面上突出超过 30 米的斜拉结构。这个概念源于河流的持久精神和功能，提供娱乐和输送工业船只。该形式设计有一个开放的中心 - 并且没有水中结构 - 这是以保持不受阻碍的水生物种迁移并最大限度地减少对河床的破坏。游人有机会在没有离开陆地的情况下感受在水上的快感。

A feature of the park is the Grant Street Pier, a cable-stayed structure projecting more than 30 metres over the water. The concept emerged from the enduring spirit and function of the river, conveying recreational and industrial vessels. The form was designed with an open centreand without in-water structuresto maintain unhindered aquatic species migration and minimize disruption of the riverbed. Visitors are granted the chance to feel the exhilaration of being out on the water without ever having left land.

格兰特街码头

the Grant Street Pier

每一个细节都体现了哥伦比亚的特点：与艺术家合作设计的水景，其效果令人惊叹；寻路和解释元素赋予了色彩和结构；灯柱和定制家具在形式上令人回味，自然游乐元素在整个公园内形成了一个有凝聚力的系统。

expressions of the Columbias character are imbued in each detail: the water feature, designed in collaboration with the artist, in its execution is striking; wayfinding and interpretive elements lend colour and structure; light posts and custom furniture are evocative in form, and natural play elements complete a cohesive system throughout the park.

附近的建筑

neighboringbuildings

该公园于 2018 年开放，比以往任何时候都更受欢迎。作为一个日常使用的公园和社区和全市集会的举办地，不同的需求通过精心的规划和谐地融合在一起。Waterfront Park 是一个真正适合人们居住的地方，它代表了一种向再生的文化转变。

Opened in 2018, the park is more popular than ever expected. As a daily-use park and host to community and citywide gatherings, diverse needs are harmoniously integrated through careful programming. Truly a place for people, Waterfront Park represents a cultural shift toward a regenerative.

滨水景色

Waterfront landscape

项目信息