韦斯特海文海滨长廊

韦斯特海文海滨长廊
Westhaven Promenade

项目空间战略通过模糊与现场海洋基础设施功能相关的陆地和海洋之间的前二元关系，整合了“绿色”和“蓝色”空间。海滨长廊的插入重新介绍了在建造码头之前，历史上与奥克兰内港滨水区这一部分相关的公共活动。这条新的2公里长的“共享使用”道路和相关的公共开放空间精心编织而成，并与一个复杂而动态的工作滨水区融为一体。
The projects spatial strategy integrates ‘green’ and ‘blue’ spaces by blurring the former binary relationship between land and sea associated with the sites marine infrastructure function. The insertion of the promenade re-introduces the public activities historically associated with this section of Auckland’s inner harbor waterfront prior to the construction of the marina. This new 2km long ‘shared use’ path and associated public open spaces are carefully woven through and integrated with a complex and dynamic working waterfront.

Westhaven Promenade

木板路、小径、了望台和休闲码头的精心布置，形成了以城市和港口地标为导向的片段节奏。圣玛丽湾海滩的修复促进了其作为水上娱乐、训练和活动的目的地和设施的使用。海滨长廊边缘的刻意衔接——推拉——提供了一个支持观看、占用和移动的空间分层，以及对不同海岸边缘条件的现场特定响应。
The choreographed distribution of boardwalks, paths, lookouts and recreational piers establishes an episodic rhythm of moments oriented to city and harbour landmarks. The restoration of the St Mary’s Bay Beach catalyses its use as a destination and facility for water based recreation, training and events. The deliberate articulation – push and pull – of the promenade edge provides for a layering of space that supports viewing, occupation and movement and the site specific response to varying coastal edge conditions.

特定于场地的设计干预和解释性内容揭示了场地与前欧洲以及当代航海历史和文化叙事的关联。长廊采用了大量可持续来源的木材铺面、一套定制的座椅和节能照明，以及超出理想可持续性目标的低影响设计方案。
Site specific design interventions and interpretive content reveal the sites associations with pre-european as well as contemporary nautical histories and cultural narratives. The promenade incorporates generous sustainably sourced timber decking, a suite of bespoke seating and energy efficient lighting and low impact design initiatives that have exceeded aspirational sustainability objectives.

海岸边缘的生态恢复是通过100%本地种植调色板实现的，该调色板绘制在现场海岸景观背景上，并结合了许多现在稀有的植物物种。该项目已成功地将现有工作码头、现有和拟议的陆上活动合并在一起，并增强了公众进入以前无法进入的水域边缘的通道。
The ecological rehabilitation of the coastal margin is enabled through a 100% native planting palette drawing on the sites coastal landscape context and incorporating a number of now rare plant species. The project has successfully merged together the existing working marina, existing and proposed land based activities and enhanced public access to a previously inaccessible waters edge.

Data

Project Name: WesthavenPromenade
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
Designers: LandLAB with ASPECT Studios (Sydney)
Consultants: JAWA (Engineer), E3BW (Lighting)
Client: Panuku Development Auckland
Image Credits: Johnny Davis