乌拉巴公园 - 园林吧

乌拉巴公园
Wulaba Park

Sturt Noble Associates：乌拉巴公园的设计创造了独特而难忘的游戏空间。一个定制设计的游乐塔参照了过去公园的经典丘陵火箭，一个凸起的堡垒平台融合了多种游乐体验，是公园的关键视觉元素/吸引物。这种独特的游戏结构旨在增强想象力和基于叙事的游戏，包括定制和现成的元素。巨大的滑梯、绳索和缆绳攀爬装置、滑梯、秋千、自然游戏和隧道完成了这一激动人心的游戏体验。
Sturt Noble Associates: The design for Wulaba Park creates distinctive and memorable play spaces. A custom designed play tower referencing the classic Hills Rockets of parks gone by, and a raised fort landing incorporates multiple play experiences and is the key visual element/ attractor in the park. This unique play structure is designed to enhance imaginative, and narrative based play and includes custom and off the shelf elements. A giant slide, ropes and cable climbing apparatus, slide, swings, nature play and tunnels complete this exciting play experience.

Wulaba Park

该设计将努哈·萨阿德（Nuha Saad）的公共艺术融入公园的关键元素，包括人行道、软落差、混凝土嵌体、巨型砌块、塔式栏杆和凉棚天篷等强烈的色彩主题图案。作为首席顾问，Sturt Noble与Nuha和Fleetwood Urban（游乐塔制造商）密切合作，以提供一个有凝聚力的综合设计成果。悉尼市议会进行了全面协商，提供了广泛的设施。绿色广场/滑铁卢地区的人口分布非常广泛，但正在迅速变化，因此，公园被视为在传统上缺乏设施的地区创造娱乐机会的机会，由于该地区的公寓楼，预计居民数量将大幅增加。
The design integrates public art by Nuha Saad into key elements in the park including a strong colour theme patterning the pavements, soft fall, concrete inlays, giant blocks, tower balustrades and pergola canopy. Sturt Noble, as lead consultant worked closely with Nuha and Fleetwood Urban (fabricators of the play tower) to provide a cohesive and integrated design outcome. A full consultation process was carried out by the City of Sydney council and resulted in the provision of a wide range of facilities. The demographic of the Green Square/ Waterloo area is very broad but is rapidly changing and as such the park is seen as an opportunity to create recreation opportunities in an area traditionally lacking in facilities with a huge increase in residents forecast due to the apartment building in the area.

旨在刺激和；Sturt Noble Associates在激活一系列感官的同时，创造了视觉吸引力强的游戏空间，为不同年龄段和能力的人提供各种体验和冒险。游戏空间设计为包括可进入元素，游戏设计提供了灵活性、平衡性、协调性和灵活性的发展；力量
Designed to be stimulating & visually appealing while activating a range of senses, Sturt Noble Associates have created play spaces providing a variety of experiences and adventures for different age groups and abilities. Play spaces are designed to include accessible elements with play designs providing for the development of agility, balance, coordination & strength.

All five senses; sight, sound, touch, smell & taste can be stimulated with a variety of play elements, materials, planting & artworks that are incorporated into the play spaces.

设备和活动位于一系列表面和空间内，形成有趣和冒险的游戏区。综合种植和水平变化形成并划分游戏空间，在操场内创建离散和单独的区域，允许个人和；集体游戏活动。
Equipment and activities are positioned within a range of surfaces and spaces forming interesting and adventurous play areas. Integrated planting and level changes form and divide play spaces, creating discrete and separate areas within the playground, allowing for individual & group play activities.

Paths are designed to lead children to further play opportunities, often hidden throughout the space. Informal play opportunities are created with the use of elements such as large boulders and concrete precast and insitu walls.

小径连接着游戏区，颜色和纹理对比鲜明的表面增加了游戏体验，石头、混凝土、沙子、砾石、鹅卵石、树皮和橡胶软垫提供了各种表面和颜色。座椅和安静区域与低挡土墙、巨石和定制座椅结合在一起，提供了一系列选择。
Paths link play areas, with surfaces of contrasting colours and textures adding to the play experience, with stone, concrete, sand, gravel, pebbles, bark and rubber softfall providing a variety of both surfaces and colour. Seating and quiet areas are incorporated into the play spaces with low retaining walls, boulders and custom seating providing a range of options.

该设计采用了最佳实践可持续性方法，包括在整个项目中广泛使用的再生砖、覆盖物、砾石、石头和沙子。种植主要是澳大利亚本土物种，需水量低。包括桥梁、座椅和挡土墙在内的硬木细节采用坚固的材料，设计寿命长，维护有限。一个“雨水花园”被设计成围绕公园北端的一个高点或“岛”形成一个特色，通过一座桥与阿奇博尔德大道和相关广场相连。
The design incorporates best-practice sustainability approaches including recycled bricks, mulches, gravels, stone and sand being used extensively throughout the project. Planting is primarily native Australian species with low water requirements. Detailing for hardworks including bridges, seating and retaining walls were in robust materials designed with long life cycles and limited maintenance. A “raingarden” was designed to create a feature surrounding a high point or “island” in the northern end of the park connected to Archibald Avenue and associated square via a bridge.

Data

Landscape Architect: Sturt Noble Associates
Location: Waterloo, NSW, Sydney, Australia
Design year: 2012
Construction year (completion): 2016
Area: 7375m2
Budget: $4.5m
Image Credits: Simon Wood